Piran Leads Turan's Host Out Again

From B14.21, Afrasiab Hears of Rostam’s Coming. It illustrates B14.21.90–100:

B14.21.90
The king grieved deeply at Farghar’s report;Then came a messenger before the court:
B14.21.91
“Piran has come like dust across the plain,With chiefs and troops advancing in his train.”
B14.21.92
The king told what Farghar had brought to light,Then asked, “Who now can match Rostam in fight?”
B14.21.93
Piran replied, “What choice is ours but claimOur place in war, and seek out name and shame?
B14.21.94
For land and children, for our kin, we wieldOur arms; their cause shall draw us to the field.”
B14.21.95
Afrasiab, when he had heard him speak,Made haste, resolved a fresh revenge to seek.
B14.21.96
He ordered Piran: “Take the troops and goTo meet the vengeful Rostam, our great foe.”
B14.21.97
They left the court and marched in full array,And sought the open battle-plain that day.
B14.21.98
The shouts rose high; the kousts marked out their way.Their dust made ebony of heaven’s ray.
B14.21.99
So vast the force, it seemed the whole broad sphereBeneath the dust of hooves would disappear.
B14.21.100
Tabira drummers raised their voices high,As elephants on elephants filed by.