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1. Having heard his father's call, he went to the armory and sounded the war trumpet to signal the preparation for battle.
2. "Bring the elephant quickly, saddle the horses quickly, bring the sword here, bring a good shield, run and bring the bow, bring the helmet to protect the head, bring the arm band quickly, bring the dagger quickly, hey, groom, yoke the horses and prepare the chariot." Thus, the Vidyaadharas, known as Devas, began to move around.
3. Then, when the valiant warriors were agitated, the drums were beating, the conch shells were roaring loudly, the elephants were roaring repeatedly, the horses were letting out long roars as soon as they were touched by the whip, the groups of chariots were moving, and the groups of bowstrings were humming loudly, the world was filled with the laughter of the warriors and the victory cries of the charioteers, as if it were created by sound.
4. The entire direction was covered with swords, tomars, nooses, flags, umbrellas, and bows, and the sun's influence was lost.
5. The Devas, who were eager for speed, came out, ready and prepared, and they pushed and shoved near the gate, listening to the sound of the bells on the elephants.
6. "Park the chariot over there, this intoxicated elephant is coming here. Hey, mahout! Quickly remove the elephant from here. Hey, rider! Why are you stopping here? Quickly take the horse forward. Hey, fool! Leave me and go back, don't make me anxious for nothing." Thus, the Devas, filled with haste, came out of their houses. At that time, they were roaring with pride.
7. When the army, whose enthusiasm was increasing due to the trumpet that was sometimes played softly and sometimes loudly, stood in its place after facing the enemy, the Devas, releasing a group of weapons that covered the sky, broke the face of the Rakshasa army, that is, they attacked the front part of it with force.