Vishnupurana 4.4.31

4.4.31

dvitīyo 'pi pratikriyāṃ te kariṣyāmīty uktvāntardhānaṃ jagāma ||

The son of Sudása having gone into the woods to hunt, fell in with a couple of tigers, by whom the forest had been cleared of the deer. The king slew one of these tigers with an arrow. At the moment of expiring, the form of the animal was changed, and it became that of a fiend of fearful figure, and hideous aspect. Its companion, threatening the prince with its vengeance, disappeared.