Garuda then asked Tirtha Amertha, Lord Vishnu gave it up on the condition that Garuda would become Lord Vishnu's mount, which was later known as Garuda Wisnu Kencana. In the midst of his adventure, the Garuda met Lord Vishnu who brought Tirtha Amertha. The Garuda agreed, he was willing to look for Tirtha Amertha who he did not know where he was so that he could save his mother from slavery. Both of them managed to hold a draw in every fight until finally the Nagas gave a condition that he would release Winata on the condition that the Garuda could bring Tirtha Amartha to the Nagas. He then fights with Kadru's children, the Nagas, which continues day and night. Garuda Wisnu Kencana realized the cunning of Kadru, Winata's son, the Garuda, did not stay silent. Because Winata feels that she has lost, she is willing to be Kadru's slave for the rest of her life. Sure enough, the horse that was once white then turned black after it appeared and was seen by Kadru and Winata.
Knowing that he would lose, then Kadru cunning by telling his son to spray the horse's poison so that it looks black. Before the horse appeared, Kadru secretly received information from his son (dragon) that the horse was actually white. Then Kadru guessed the color of the horse was black, and Winata guessed the color of the horse was white. Winata then agreed to Kadru's challenge with an agreement, if anyone who lost must be willing to become a slave and always obey all orders from the winner.
Because Kadru always harbored envy towards Winata, Kadru then challenged Winata to guess the color of Ucaihswara's Horse that they had not seen. At the same time, a flying horse named Ucaihswara appeared. Tirtha (water) is said to be able to give immortality to anyone who can drink it even if only a drop. Once, the Gods stirred the ocean to get Tirtha Amartha. Kadru, who still has envy and jealousy towards Winata, always carries out evil intentions so that Winata can get out of the family circle of Resi Kasyapa. Kadru was blessed with dragons, while Winata was blessed with a Garuda bird. Once upon a time, the two wives of Rishi Kasyapa were each blessed with a child. Rsi Kasyapa was fair to his two wives, but one of his wives, Kadru, always harbored envy and envy for Winata. He has two wives, named Kadru and Winata. One day in the island of Bali, there lived a wise Rsi named Rsi Kasyapa.
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