One day, during one of the surprise raids that King Uhaisu frequently conducted on towns and villages for the purpose of capturing slaves, he was relaxing in his luxurious garden. He was adorned in a regal garment befitting a grand monarch, while beautiful maidservants were serving him filtered grape juice and alcohol in golden cups. Some of these maidservants were dressed in revealing attire, and no sane man could witness them without his senses being aroused.
These maidservants were massaging King Uhaisu as if he were a baby, while he gazed at the green plants and the birds flying around, making melodious sounds that were pleasant to hear. His heart was filled with immense joy. In this state, he took out his magic mirror, wiped it with his left hand, and began to perform an incantation.
Whenever he planned a raid, King Uhaisu would conduct a thorough investigation to identify the city to target. After fifty seconds of scrutiny, he discovered an unfamiliar city by the shore of the Baharul-Sawara Sea— the city of Darul-Imfal. What terrified him during his investigation was the revelation that this city harbored the individual destined to end his tyrannical reign on earth.
Upon realizing this, King Uhaisu stood up abruptly and let out a loud scream, startling the maidservants attending to him and causing the birds in the garden to flutter away in fear. This commotion caught the attention of the guards in the palace, who rushed to the garden armed. However, upon seeing King Uhaisu standing there with a stern, grim expression, his face looking as though it had been burned by embers and his eyes bloodshot, they halted, unable to approach him.
In a fit of rage, King Uhaisu called out to a loyal servant named Hushaibu. Before he could finish speaking, Hushaibu appeared, trembling with fear and bowed in respect. The king then harshly ordered the maidservants to leave the garden and turned to Hushaibu with a stern voice, saying, "Hushaibu, know that I called you here to swiftly summon the warrior Yasiran."
With his voice shaking, Hushaibu replied, "It will be done, my lord," and quickly left the garden.
Shortly after, Yasiran appeared before him. A single glance at Yasiran would reveal that he was the greatest of warriors, capable of scattering men on the battlefield. The king looked at Yasiran and said, "Yasiran, know that I summoned you here to send you to a city by the Baharul-Sawara Sea called Darul-Imfal. I want every man in that city dead, and bring me their women and wealth intact. But be aware that letting even one prisoner escape is tantamount to losing your own life."
Upon hearing this from King Uhaisu, Yasiran responded, "My lord, this task is as easy for me as drinking water. I swear by your power, I will bring you the women of Darul-Imfal safe and sound."
Hearing Yasiran’s response filled King Uhaisu with indescribable joy. Without waiting for further instructions, Yasiran stood up and left the garden.
True to his promise to King Uhaisu, Yasiran gathered fifty thousand warriors and set off toward Darul-Imfal on large ships. By mid-afternoon, Yasiran and his troops reached the shore of the Baharul-Sawara Sea, spotting the gates of Darul-Imfal in the distance. The people of Darul-Imfal, unaware of the impending doom, continued their daily activities in peace and happiness.
