Mahabharata 7.13.80

7.13.80

teṣāṃ ca priyamanvicchansūtasya ca parābhavāt |
ārtāyaniramitraghnaḥ kruddhaḥ saubhadramabhyayāt || 80 ||

Excellent!' And diverse kinds of sounds due to the shooting of arrows, and many leonine shouts, arose there, gladdening the unretreating son of Arjuna. Thy sons, however, could not brook those indications of the victory of their foe. Then all of them suddenly surrounded Subhadra's son and covered him, O king, with showers of arrows like the clouds pouring rain on the mountain-breast. Then that slayer of foes, viz., Artayani (Salya), wishing good of thy sons, and remembering the overthrow of his own driver, rushed in rage against Subhadra's son.'"