Thereafter, a fearful personality who looked like the destroyer of the entire creation at the end of the millennium arose from his desire to destroy Indra. Though understanding his mistake, making a bahuvrīhi compound by accepting the first word (the normal usage), rather than putting the accent on the last word to make a tat-puruṣa compound in order to kill Indra (āhārya), the demon rose from the fire. Taking the normal meaning, Indra would become the killer. Taking the exceptional, intended meaning to kill Indra (anvāhārya), Indra would be killed along with his carrier. Anvāhārya means the monthly śrāddha offerings, but that meaning does not make sense in this context.