Skandapurana 7.10.27

7.10.27

tato lalāṭe viddhvainaṃ tau devau śaśipāvakau .
yugāntāmbudavad vyāsa nādamuccaiḥ pracakratuḥ ..25..
tayostallāghavaṃ dṛṣṭvā hiraṇyākṣaḥ pratāpavān .
āgneyenāstramukhyena śiśiraṃ30 tad vyaśātayat ..26..
tuṣāravarṣaṇaṃ dagdhvā tatosau māyayā punaḥ .
saṃmohayitvā vegena rāhurbhūtvābhidudruve31 ..27..

Then, having pierced him in the forehead, those two gods, the Moon and Fire, / raised a loud roar, O Vyāsa, like clouds at the end of the world-age. / Seeing their swift dexterity, the glorious Hiraṇyākṣa / neutralized that cold with a supreme fiery missile. / Having burned that shower of frost, he then again by sorcery, / after causing delusion, swiftly became Rāhu and charged forth. (25–27)