Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
In the Padma Purana,
(10) The wise Lakshmana, using the Vayu Astra, destroyed the Mahendra Astra in a moment.
(102) Then, with his face ablaze with anger, Ravana launched the Agneya Astra, setting all directions aflame.
(103) Lakshmana, in turn, countered with the Varuna Astra, extinguishing the Agneya Astra in an instant, rendering it useless.
(104) Then, the son of Kaikeyi launched the Papa Astra at Ravana, who countered it with the Dharma Astra.
(105) Lakshmana then used the Indhana Astra, which Ravana also countered with an Indhana Astra, rendering it ineffective.
(106) Ravana then filled the sky with trees bearing fruits and flowers, creating a dense canopy.
(107) Lakshmana then enveloped Ravana in a cloud of Tamasa Astras, darkening the sky.
(108) Ravana, in response, destroyed the Tamasa Astra with the Sahasra Kirana Astra and then launched the Dandashaka Astra, its fangs flashing.
(109) Lakshmana countered the Dandashaka Astra with the Garuda Astra, filling the sky with a golden glow.
(110) Lakshmana then launched the Uraga Astra, a serpent-like weapon, with a roar like a storm cloud, spewing forth unbearable fiery venom.
(111) Ravana, undeterred, countered with the Vahana Astra and then launched the Vighna Vinayaka Astra, a weapon impossible to counter.
(112) When the Vighna Vinayaka Astra, designed to obstruct, was launched, Lakshmana was confused, unsure which divine weapon to use in response.
(113) He then began to launch numerous arrows tipped with wooden shafts, while Ravana continued to fight with his natural arrows.
(114) The battle between Lakshmana and Ravana raged with arrows reaching their ears, as fierce as the previous battles at Triprishtha and Ashvagrova.
(115) Vighna Vinayaka Astra, M.