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A warrior from the south arrived on the battlefield. His name was Barbarik. No one had seen him before. With only three arrows in his quill, he came to battle. Krishna and others were there, and pre-battle preparations were underway. People asked him, “How come you have only three arrows?” The warrior from the south said, “With one arrow, I can kill all the Kauravas. With one arrow, I can kill all the Pandavas. So, three is more than enough for me.” When Krishna heard this boast, he said, “Why don’t you show your skills?” He pointed to a banyan tree with thousands and thousands of leaves, and he said, “Let me see how many leaves you can pierce with a single arrow.” With a single arrow that had the necessary occult empowerment, Barbarik pierced every leaf on the tree. And eventually, the arrow went down and hovered around Krishna's feet, under which was a fallen leaf – it was waiting to pierce that.