The serpent creature, whose head had been blown apart, seemed to lose its vitality in an instant. It was dragged down to the ground by heavy chains, raising a cloud of dust with a loud rumble.
The rampaging snake heads and tendrils, like snow under the sun, ceased their movements and disintegrated into wriggling flesh and blood, slowly dissipating along with the scattered segments of snake corpses on the ground.
Before the crowd could approach the serpent corpse transformed by Met, its massive body's skin and muscles, reminiscent of their original growth, bizarrely intertwined with each other, rapidly degenerating.
The volume of the snake's corpse kept shrinking, causing the pit it had emerged from to lose support due to the shrinking of the snake's body hidden underground, and it suddenly collapsed.
By the time Leon and the others, following the retreating flesh, reached the edge of the pit, the once huge body of the snake had already disappeared from their sight.
