Skandapurana 7.10.27_3

7.10.27_3

sa rāhuṇā tadā tena grasyamānaḥ khageśvaraḥ .
raṇaṃ tyaktvānyato yātastato detyo nanāda ha ..28..
dānavā hyapi te32 sarve naṣṭe tasmin himāśaye .
samāśvasya punaścakruryuddhaṃ suragaṇaiḥ saha .
tembudāśanisannādāḥ samudrasamanāditāḥ .29..
daityadānavamahārathāḥ pravarasādina āśvasantaḥ .
- - taneva yuddhakāṃkṣiṇo daṃṣṭriṇa iva mahāgajā vanasamāśritāḥ ..8.91.30..
iti skandapurāṇe yuddha ekanavatitamodhyāyaḥ

Being swallowed then by that Rāhu, the lord of birds, / abandoning the battle, went elsewhere; then the Daitya roared. // But when that cold-store [moon] vanished, all those Dānavas, / regaining breath, fought once more against the hosts of gods. / Roaring like thunderous clouds, resounding like the ocean, // those great chariot-warriors of the Daityas and Dānavas, the foremost riders, recovering, / […] eager for battle, were like tusked great elephants dwelling in the forest. // Thus ends the ninety-first chapter on the battle in the Skandapurāṇa.