In the fourth account, the legend is briefly retold by Visvamitra. The details are much the same as the previous accounts, with Vasuki as the cord as the 'Kacchapa (Tortoise incarnation of Visnu) held up (the mountain)', including the Kalakuta poison drunk by Shiva and the incarnation of Mohini to trick the Asuras. The notable exception is that the churning first produces a 'hideous' family of three of Ratnas (jewels); rejected by both the Devas and Danavas, they are accepted by Ka (i.e. Brahma; Part 18: 210).