While Ray was incinerating the entire swarm of Plague Silk Spiders that had emerged from the Red Gate, his relentless barrage of fireballs and flame spears created an orchestra of explosions that echoed through the once-crowded city of Rome.
These deafening sounds did not go unnoticed.
The Vatican City, located close to the Colosseum where Ray's fiery onslaught was unfolding, took particular note of the chaos.
Not only was Ray annihilating the monstrous spiders, but he was also inadvertently destroying one of Rome's most famous tourist landmarks.
It was midnight, and the sky was shrouded in darkness, with the moon hidden behind a veil of clouds.
In this foreboding atmosphere, dozens of explosions erupted, while the acrid smoke from the burning corpses of the Plague Silk Spiders filled
