It takes a short time of the tiny creature flailing at Erel, and her trying to punt the horrific creature over the edge, before Erel finally succeeded in pushing the pudgy horror off the balcony. It was a sharp drop, and its shriek of surprise cut off rather suddenly as it impacted on its head and was rendered unconscious and bleeding out.<br/><br/>Phyrreth scowled slightly. "Out of my ranged rays, I'm afraid, and didn't dare risk the rafter to get closer. I think I dislike those things. They burnt well, though."<br/><br/>Syral, on the other hand, went through to make sure that all of the ones on the ground were good and dead.