Shloka 3.69.25
अयोमुखी-दर्शनम् तथा कबन्ध-प्रवेशः (Ayomukhi Encounter and the ظهور of Kabandha)
संवेष्टितमिवात्यर्थं गगनं मातरिश्वना।वनस्य तस्य शब्दोऽभूद्दिवमापूरयन्निव।।।।
saṃveṣṭitam ivātyarthaṃ gaganaṃ mātariśvanā | vanasya tasya śabdo 'bhūd divam āpūrayann iva ||
The sky seemed tightly wrapped by the wind, and the forest’s roar rose up as though it were filling the heavens.
It appeared as though a fierce wind rose from the forest and filled the sky.
The verse frames a cosmos-responsive world: when adharma nears, nature itself seems to signal it—prompting the righteous to remain vigilant.
The narration heightens tension by describing an overwhelming roar and wind-like force filling the sky.
Composure under ominous conditions—an implied virtue for the heroes as the scene intensifies.