5#9c. The messengers
Mahishan got annoyed by the loud noise and the agitation among the asuraas. He demanded to know angrily,”Who has dared to make such a loud noise – loud enough to frighten the asuraa? Bring him here and I shall destroy him with my bare hands.”
His messengers ran in the direction where the noise had come. They ran back after seeing the Devi so brilliant and bold.
They told Mahishan, “It is neither a Deva nor an asura who had made that noise. It is made by a dazzling damsel. We have not seen any woman like her before. We are sure you would not have seen one either.
We tried to talk to her but our voices failed us. She is in terrible anger. She has nine arms in each side and carries weapons in each of her eighteen arms.
The Dwaadasa Aadithya will feel ashamed seeing her brilliance. She is eternally young. She carries a goblet in her hand. She proclaims,”I shall fill this with the blood of the asuraas.”
The Devaas are dancing with joy and praising the young women. They are complaining about us and seeking her help to rid them of their problems. She grows more and more angry on hearing the plight of the Devaas.“
Mahishan got annoyed by the loud noise and the agitation among the asuraas. He demanded to know angrily,”Who has dared to make such a loud noise – loud enough to frighten the asuraa? Bring him here and I shall destroy him with my bare hands.”
His messengers ran in the direction where the noise had come. They ran back after seeing the Devi so brilliant and bold.
They told Mahishan, “It is neither a Deva nor an asura who had made that noise. It is made by a dazzling damsel. We have not seen any woman like her before. We are sure you would not have seen one either.
We tried to talk to her but our voices failed us. She is in terrible anger. She has nine arms in each side and carries weapons in each of her eighteen arms.
The Dwaadasa Aadithya will feel ashamed seeing her brilliance. She is eternally young. She carries a goblet in her hand. She proclaims,”I shall fill this with the blood of the asuraas.”
The Devaas are dancing with joy and praising the young women. They are complaining about us and seeking her help to rid them of their problems. She grows more and more angry on hearing the plight of the Devaas.“