Dead?
Dead.
The two papermen scratched their heads, communicated with a glance, stomped on Lee again, peeled back his eyelids to examine the dilation of his pupils, confirming that the body lying next to the elongated piece of flesh was indeed dead.
"Wakila, he's gone." The little paperman pointed to the dead man.
The other one nodded its head in agreement, as it confidently declared: "Gone."
Consequently, the two papermen crawled their way to Lee's skull location, and with a swift swipe, one paperman struck the character charm of "broken", hitting the dead man's forehead directly.
This character charm drilled a small hole in Lee's head, putting him in a "broken" state.
Another paperman titled its head, its face simulated a clown's makeup and muscles formed on its paper body which it used to rip apart the skin around the hole, revealing the white skull and pale pink flesh tissue underneath.
