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Arandor met a different fate: his body was scorched on the bed, and neither the blanket nor the bed itself were damaged; a faint smell of ozone and a sense of freshness permeated the air. Another thing caught the guests' attention: there was a hole in the floor, caused by the fiery intervention, as if someone had come to the owner's dwelling with displeasure. Furthermore, there was a feeling that Arandor had been done a disservice, but the residents, nevertheless, pitied the poor fellow and moved on.
A ball lightning was the cause of Arandor's death, as evidenced by the corresponding symptoms. In addition, a fire mage visited him (judging by the order of non-player characters, it could only have been a Pyromancer).