Shloka 6.98.6
महोदरवधः (The Slaying of Mahodara)
एवमुक्तस्तथेत्युक्त्वाराक्षसेन्द्रोमहोदरः ।प्रविवेशारिसेनांतांपतङ्गइवपावकम् ।।6.98.6।।
vānarāś ca mahāsattvāḥ pragṛhya vipulāḥ śilāḥ |
praviśyāribalaṃ bhīmaṃ jaghnus te rajanīcarān ||6.98.8||
The great-souled Vānaras too, seizing massive rocks, charged into the dreadful enemy host and struck down the night-ranging Rākṣasas.
Having spoken like that by the king of Rakshasas, Mahodara entered the army of the enemy like a moth enters fire.
It portrays collective action in service of a righteous cause—standing together against terror and injustice, even with improvised means.
As Mahodara assaults the Vānara host, the Vānaras counterattack by rushing into the Rākṣasa ranks wielding boulders.
Sāhasa (bold initiative) and steadfastness—resourceful courage under pressure.