Sargon’s prediction was prescient as a few weeks later, he and Max were riding the Subway with a man who made Max feel watched.  As they emerged from the Subway, Sargon found himself in a vast desert.  The face of the Blue Lama appeared in the clouds, taunting him.  As he engages her defenses, he is struck by an invisible object.   Dazed, he realizes the desert was an illusion and he has been struck by an unseen car as Max had been trying to warn him.  An ambulance picks up Sargon but as Max complains about the ride, he finds they are in flight to an underground hangar where the Blue Lama is hiding.  There they find the Lama with a number of captured humans she has hypnotized and paralyzed.  She sics them on Sargon but he converts them and they attack her instead.  She attempts to murder Max with a lightning bolt but quick action by Sargon turns Max into a lightning rod, reflecting the bolt back on her.  She disappeared in a flash of electricity, leaving not a trace (Sensation Comics #70)

True to form, the Lama was again not destroyed.  On evening several weeks later, Sargon is completely his stage act and summons Max to the stage only to see two versions of assistant appear.  The audience is entertained and Sargon plays along until he gets back stage and tries to figure out which is which.  Each Max presents Sargon with his lunch but when the sorcerer takes an orange from the fake Max, it becomes a doorknob and opens in a throne room where the Blue Lama is waiting.  The Lama binds Sargon and snatches away the Ruby of Life but because both she and Sargon were in contact with in it when she touched it, Sargon retains controls and frees himself.  They duel briefly but she disappears while Sargon dispatches the fake Max.  Returning to the stage for an encore, the audience sees two Sargons but the true one reveals that other to be the Blue Lama, who turns herself to flame to attack.  Sargon summons water to douse the flames and the Blue Lama is gone again (Sensation Comics #71).

Shortly thereafter, Sargon is awakened from a nightmare in which the Blue Lama has found him at a football game and from a dirigible, plans to bomb the stadium, killing everyone to get to her foe.  Sargon deflects that bombs back at her and the explosion awakens him in his bed.  Deciding to go for a walk to clear his head before he testifies against the Blue Lama’s gang, he steps right out the door into an army of Aztec warriors.  They march on a temple not of Aztec design adorned with images of the Blue Lama.  He realizes that this is a sacrificial altar and the warriors inform him that indeed, he is the sacrifice.  The strap him to a stone slab but by touching it, he causes it to take flight, evading the executioner’s knife.  As he flips the slab into the army, bowling over the warriors, he again awakens in his bed and realizes it is simply another nightmare.  Resolving to engage what is clearly a plan of the Lama, he again goes outside this time to quiet darkness.  He suddenly notices his cape is missing and the Lama appears, wrapping in a copy of his cape that she has enchanted.  She laughs as he claims he is dreaming and tells him the first two dreams were a ruse to lull him into false security and his current predicament was quiet real.  As she transports him to a replica of the temple from his dream, Sargon touches a nearby tree, bringing it to life to destroy the edifice.  More trees soon join in and as the Blue Lama finds herself surrounded, she transform into a tree herself and disappears into the forest, leaving Sargon alone again (Sensation Comics #72).

The last known recorded case of the Blue Lama occurred in early 1948. One afternoon while Sargon is playing the piano, he finds himself transported into a cavern with many duplicates of the Blue Lama. As he struggles to find the real one, the copies assemble into a giant version of the Blue Lama.  Sargon grows to match her size but hits his head on the roof the cavern and is rendered unconscious.  Awakened, he finds himself suspended from the ceiling unable to touch anything.  The Lama gloats of her plan to assassinate the President and replace him.  Sargon remembers that the last thing he touched was the piano, which he commands to fly into pieces and weaponized itself against his foes.   Despite the Lama’s intervention, her men are no match for Sargon’s magic and she leaves for Washington D.C. before he can escape.  Declaring that if she cannot rule the capitol, she will destroy it, she summons the waters of the Potomac into a mighty flood.  Sargon catches up to her and she summons beasts of the sea against him.  He grabs and grows a sea horse to escape and when the Lama turns her magic on him, he encases himself in a reflective ice ball that bounces her magic back at her.  She disappears again and Sargon is left on the beach, wondering if she is truly gone or simply transformed to escape him once again (Sensation Comics #74).

The later activities and final fate of the Blue Lama on Earth-Two is unrevealed.