Matsya Purana 135.45

135.45

ta tasmiṃstripure daityānadyaḥ sindhupatāviva.
viśanti kruddhavadanā valmīkamivapannagāḥ.. 135.45 ..

The aerial fight then went on, the soldiers of the Lord Śiva and the Daityas clapped their hands, jumped in the air and took out their choice weapons and when the combatants fell down like the Tala fruit falling to the ground At the sight of this, the Siddhas, Chāranas and celestial nymphs became gladdened and danced in the heavens with glee and cried "Bravo, Bravo The celestial drums sounded without being beat That hour it looked as beutiful as does when the dogs bark at the thunder of clouds. The remaining Daityas retreated into the fortresses, like the rivers falling into the sea and the serpents retiring into their holes The powerful Devas, then clad with their arms fell on the Tārakākṣa fortress as the mountains fall on their wings—42 46