Bahram's Arrows Fell the Giant Wolf

From D10.30, Bahram Slays the Wolf for Shangul. It illustrates D10.30.22–27:

D10.30.22
That valiant youth then strung his bow for death;One might have thought he scorned his mortal breath.
D10.30.23
He charged the wolf in anger; on he sped,His heart prepared for death that lay ahead.
D10.30.24
He gripped his Kayanian bow for fight,And drew a khadang shaft to speed its flight.
D10.30.25
He poured his arrows like a storm of hail,Until the wolf began to faint and fail.
D10.30.26
When Bahram saw the beast’s last strength was low,He drew his khanjar, putting down his bow.
D10.30.27
He cut its head clean off and spoke in prayer:“In God’s name, who has neither mate nor pair.