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So many bugs, and they all spit corrosive filth – you could end up without your pants while taking them down one by one. Therefore, this is a perfect moment for a different kind of demonstration. The skeleton's limbs began to change, expanding and gaining weight; the skull stretched out horribly and grew menacing horns and a distinctive wide collar – in an instant, Radiel's figure was no longer humanoid, and he appeared as a Nightmare Beast. The ground trembled as massive bony paws landed on the earth. With a heavy, echoing thud that reverberated through the mine, the bulky triceratops charged forward, like an avalanche sweeping away the bugs like dust, crushing and trampling those who were unlucky enough to be in its path. After sweeping in a semicircle through the swarm of insects, the beast stopped only when the shell of the last one crunched beneath it – by this point, his companions had destroyed the rest, including a particularly large specimen. Despite its size, the main bug didn't last long under the onslaught of Henry and Nikta, and the others were only dangerous in numbers. Now the mine is clear, and sugar will once again become salt, to the baron's delight. The local children probably won't be happy, but they shouldn't be near a place where dangerous creatures live anyway.