Feeling satisfied lighting up his would be murderer, Zach realized that the fire was beginning to spread beyond the monster. The faucet froze when the goblin released its hand from the wheel, but the damage was done. Not wanting any of the frozen people to be harmed, Zach grabbed the fire extinguisher and began to spray the inside of the sink and its surroundings. The imp was too distracted by its pain to make any moves towards Zach. After a good minute spraying, the fire was out.
"Okay," Zach thought, "Time to get the hell out of here." Zach made his way to the kitchen doors he entered before the sound of something sharp scraping against the metal sink.
"Human" The imp screamed, "Don't leave! Kill others if you leave." The monster slowly emerged from the sink. Its green skin now looked like a mix of dark red, orange, and white. Some of its skin was peeling right off its body. The once piercing eyes now looked blood red and likely blinded too. What did remain was its sharp claws and an increased need to kill.
Zach had no idea what he could do. Sure the creature was blind and clearly at its last breath, but with plenty of frozen targets around him, it could still potentially kill everyone here. There had to be some other way to fight this thing. Last thing he wanted was that thing to get back in Karyn's head and keep making havoc. But before he could think about fighting the imp any further, a different voice spoke out.
"That is quite enough," said an unseeable figure, "There is no need for you to fight this thing any longer. I will take care of the rest."
Before Zach had time to react, a brick from the brick oven dettatched itself and flew at a throttling speed towards the burnt imp. In an instant, the brick struck the creature's neck and pierced through it. It was large enough to do more than just pierce, as it made the monster's head separate from its body.
The creature that emerged from Karyn's head, had died instantly.
