The Bajang Child Swinging the Moon (82)

Fortunately, he remembers to immediately take out his Barunasasra heirloom. Therefore, he stretches out his gandewa (bow) and a Barunasasra arrow shoots out. Not long after that, the arrow makes a rumbling sound and water comes out, flooding Magada's battlefield. On the battlefield, fire and water fight like the battle between Dewa Agni (God of Fire) and Dewa Baruna (God of Water). Fire and water cannot beat each other. So, when the water is about to roll it up, fire comes out to encircle the water. Then, the battlefield becomes a lake of water fenced in by fire. This sight is very beautiful, especially when the night sinks deeper into its silent darkness. This sight seems unstoppable, as long as there is water and fire, and Dewa Baruna is not willing to make peace with Dewa Agni. Water and fire will continue to exist, while where Dewa Agni and Dewa Baruna are is not known.

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