The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 9.45.69

9.45.69

patākayāvadhūtāśca hatāḥ kecitsuradviṣaḥ |
kecidghaṇṭāravatrastā nipeturvasudhātale |
kecitpraharaṇaiśchinnā vinipeturgatāsavaḥ || 69 ||

Thousands of daityas, O king, were burnt with the flames that issued from Skanda's dart, while others breathed their last, terrified by the roars of Skanda. The three worlds were frightened at the yawns of Skanda's soldiers. The foes were consumed with flames produced by Skanda. Many were slain by his roars alone. Some amongst the foes of the gods, struck with banners, were slain. Some, frightened by the sounds of bells, fell down on the surface of the Earth. Some, mangled with weapons, fell down, deprived of life. In this way the heroic and mighty Kartikeya slew innumerable foes of the gods possessed of great strength that came to fight with him.