Can you detail the story of the serpent in the barn mentioned in Chapter 35?

Certainly. Chapter 35 recounts an event where a fearsome serpent entered a barn, causing panic among everyone present. A devotee named Nevasakar, however, acted without fear and brought a vessel full of milk, placing it before the serpent. After he returned to his seat, the serpent drank the milk. Subsequently, it disappeared without anyone seeing it leave. As detailed in verses 212-214 of Chapter 35, a search of the barn revealed no trace of the serpent. While most people were relieved by its departure, Nevasakar was disappointed because he had wished to see it leave just as he had seen it enter.