Matsyapurana 152.31

152.31

sa tena viddho vyathito babhūva daityeśvaro visrutaśoṇitaughaḥ
tato 'sya kiṃcic calitasya dhairyād uvāca śaṅkhāmbujaśārṅgapāṇiḥ //

The Daitya got troubled and became restless Then a stream of blood gushed out of his body on being wounded by Viṣṇu He lost his presence of mind then the Lord said to him — Śumbha! why do you fight with me in vain? you are not destined to die at my hands You will die shortly at the hands of a maid —31-32