Struck by the arrows released by prince Aksha, Hanuman roared violently like a thundering cloud and leaped into the sky putting up a fierce appearance, stretching his arms and thighs. [5-47-21]
That strong and valiant Aksha, the foremost among the demons and the best among warriors fighting on a chariot, went chasing Hanuman who was flying upwards, diffusing arrows like a cloud showering hail-stones on a mountain. [5-47-22]
Dodging like the wind between the arrows and also escaping the arrows Hanuman, who was swift in movement like the mind, was seen exhibiting his terrific valour in the battle while he moved in the sky. [5-47-23]
तमात्तबाणासनमाहवोन्मुखं खमास्तृणन्तं विशिखैश्शरोत्तमैः | अवैक्षताक्षं बहुमानचक्षुषा जगाम चिन्तां च स मारुतात्मजः || ५-४७-२४
Admiring the young Aksha's appearance, his skill in holding the quiver and spreading the excellent arrows with missiles and facing the war, Hanuman became thoughtful (as to how to kill him). [5-47-24]
The strongarmed Hanuman, who was aware of the propriety of actions, wounded in his arms by the warrior prince started roaring and thinking about the next strategy in the combat. [5-47-25]