Skandapurana 7.14.p4

7.14.p4

ta evamuktā devena praṇamya śirasā haram .
viprajagmurmahātmāno devopi saṃpratiṣṭhata2 . . 8 ..
tataḥ samabhavacchabda udadheriva bhidyataḥ .
andhakāsurasainyasya mandaraṃ samupeyuṣaḥ . . 9. .
niśamya dānavārāvaṃ śrotrāyāsakaraṃ bhṛśam .
pramathā3 rurudhurghoraṃ4 yugānte jaladā iva . . 8.131.10 . .
tāvanyonyabaloddhūtāvabhūtāṃ5 sainyasāgarau .
pralayānta ivoddhūtau bhidyamānau mahārṇavau .. 11 ..

Thus addressed by the God, bowing with their heads to Hara, / the great-souled ones departed, and the God also set forth. / Then a roar arose like an ocean being cleft open, / as the army of the asura Andhaka approached Mandara. / Hearing the roar of the Dānavas, which intensely strained the ears, / the Pramathas roared dreadfully like clouds at the end of an age. / Those two oceanic armies, stirred up by each other's might, / became like two great oceans stirred and cleft open at the end of dissolution.