But Miron, already severely tested by Clarine's misfortune, his wandering in the repudiated place of Srodigus and by his loneliness which reinforced his doubts for a possible failure of his mission, he really didn't have the spirit to fight, and even less to let himself be impressed by a monster as voracious and devastating as he was. Then, blazing with an icy, blood-red aura, his eyes shining with a terrible magical glow, he stood up and raised his hand in front of his opponent.
“Don't even think about it, you beast, or it would be the last house you would have devoured in this life.”
Trembling with fear, the beast sniffed contempt to save his pride, but cautiously stepped back. Then after one last vengeful glance, he turned away and jumped, howling loudly, while melting into the darkness.