Then Ghatotkacha, enraged, fierce, his eyes reddened, said to him: "You cruelly sent the Pandavas into long exile; they were defeated in a deceitful game of dice, O king. Evil-minded one, you brought Draupadi-Krishna into the assembly in a single garment, during her monthly courses, and tormented her in many ways. For your gratification, the villainous king of Sindhu harassed her when she was in the hermitage, scorning my fathers. For these humiliations and for others, vilest of your line, I will bring this to its end today, if you do not abandon the battle." Having said this, Haidimba-Ghatotkacha strongly drew his great bow, bit his lip between his teeth, licking the corners of his mouth, and showered Duryodhana with a mighty rain of arrows, as a cloud in the rainy season covers a mountain with streams of water.