Enraged, Nagpasha raised his sword against the deity only to be thrown away by a mere flick of the giant snake's tail. Deva Kaljayi refused and told him that the 'real successor' to the throne was alive and when the time comes the treasure will be handed over to him.
For the same reason, when adults die their bodies are destroyed by fire, because adults do have a social life and their body is likely to be misused.) Nagpasha rejoiced and went, intoxicated, to Deva Kaljayi, the deity that also protected the grand royal treasure in form of a giant two-headed snake, and asked him to hand over the royal treasures, telling him that now he was the sole heir to the throne, so the treasure rightfully belonged to him. It is a Hindu ritual that when a child is stillborn, or dies in his infancy, his body is placed in the river so that if some soul wishes to use the body it can take it over. In Hindu mythology, it is believed that Yogi of high calibre can leave their body in form of soul and as a soul can perform tasks like switching between bodies or travel between different worlds.
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