Having thus laid a wager, Virochana and Sudhanwan, both moved by rage, proceeded to that place where Prahlada was. And beholding them together, Prahlada said, “These two who had never before been companions, are now seen together coming hither by the same road, like two angry snakes. Have ye now become companions,—ye who were never companions before? I ask thee, O Virochana, has there been friendship between thee and Sudhanwan?” Virochana said, “There is no friendship between me and Sudhanwan.

In plain words: Still angry, Virochana and Sudhanwan go together to Prahlada, Virochana's father and king of the Asuras (a race of powerful beings who often oppose the gods). Prahlada is surprised to see two rivals walking side by side like angry snakes and asks if they are now friends. Virochana says they are not.