Nagananda 5.14

5.14

kurvāṇo rudhirārdracañcukaṣaṇairdroṇīrivādrestaṭīḥ
pluṣṭopāntavatāntaraḥ svanayanajyotiḥśikhāśreṇibhiḥ /
sajjadvajrakaṭhoghoranakharaprāntāvagāḍhāvaniḥ
śrṛṅgāgre malayasya pannagaripurdūrādayaṃ dṛśyate //

Śankhachúda.
I will now follow Garuda. (Looking in front.) Yonder, afar off, I see the enemy of the Nágas, on a pinnacle of Malaya, making new gulleys in the mountain-side, as he rubs his gory beak. The woods around are all uprooted and burnt by the streaks of flaming fire from his eyes, and the ground is hollowed round him by his dreadful adamantine claws.