Rashid's situation was not at all dignified at the moment.
Everything below his neck was buried underground, and his clothes were all torn apart. Due to gravity, his charred body kept swinging like a straw in the wind—a rather clean straw, as he now had no hair left.
As for the soldiers who hadn't escaped far, it was even worse.
They didn't even have a chance to maintain their dignity; they were vaporized instantaneously.
But those soldiers probably didn't feel any pain.
After all, from the commander's arrangement, it seemed that these transformed soldiers, who were fearless of death, were not like normal people at all.
The luckiest were actually the Brazilian soldiers.
You might question their combat prowess, but never doubt their speed in fleeing.
