Stranger quickly finds himself standing in front of Puppen, Abarim, and Jakovich, despite not actually moving.
Secundus' poison causes various neural clusters and the attacking limbs to rapidly shrivel into nothing, at least before the amber barrier begins to adapt, allowing the clusters to be moved before they are completely destroyed. This is at least until he fires the seeds, causing decent sections of the remaining creature to up and die on the spot.
John finds the damage especially difficult to repair, to the point that his natural Regenerationn ceases functioning entirely and even atomically reconstructing his body goes awry at seemingly random intervals, but it is working somewhat.
Samson's attacks causes most of the remaining creature to either be burnt to a crisp or simple disappear in a puff of reddish mist. However, immediately afterwards, the remaining portions start rapidly regrowing the missing areas at a rapidly accelerating, exponential rate, ending up dozens of times larger than it started before much could be done.
The flesh doll starts violently twitching in several directions, but Puppen can tell that she can control it. Despite Abarims and Jakovich's protection, Puppen is hit by a few of the spikes, suffering a sensory inversion similar to his, which has only just begun wearing off, although it again stops after the initial barrage. Jakovich himself feels as though he is being heavily monitored, with his instincts flaring for seemingly no reason.
The door instantly buckles and is sent flying an impressive distance from the wall. Outside, Yuna sees that the walls have taken an appearance similar to intestines, constantly writhing and turning on themselves, with various, deep red tubes hanging from the ceiling. Certain parts of the walls appear shinier than the rest as well, and she discerns them to be the equivalent of neurons.
Sieg's Excalibur blast seemingly fizzles into nothing on contact with a wall before it suddenly speeds towards him, very nearly touching him before he and Meretrix appear back in the pod room. Oddly, this room is still normal.
Solomon sees that there isn't any rock around him anymore, and he appears to simply be floating in place. The view around them starts to visibly rotate around him, eventually accelerating to the point that the entire area becomes a solid white. After a short while, the corpse appears again, this time dressed in a trench coat and smoking a cigar.
"As with before, I'm sure you have questions. Ask away, we have all the time in the world."
After a short walk, Silas begins to feel as though he isn't moving in any singular direction anymore. Around him, galaxies disperse, solar systems disband, and planets are reduced to cold husks of rock. Eventually, not even the decayed disparate atoms and supermassive black holes remain in the distant background, with everything turning an endless black. At least, until this directly inverts into a near-blinding, stark white. The corpse can be seen in a chair, wearing what you recognize as civilian attire and reading a newspaper.
"The death of the universe is a fairly gruesom affair, as you may imagine. I have all the time in the world to answer questions, as though such meager notions still apply in any real sense."
