The metal began to glow, a soft, ethereal light emanating from the points of contact. The cars began to merge, their forms blending and reshaping. The doors, windows, and panels melted and reformed, the metal flowing like liquid. The RV, already a large vehicle, grew even larger, its form expanding and morphing.
The process was mesmerizing, a strange and beautiful display of raw energy and controlled chaos. The cars, once separate entities, became a single, cohesive whole. The RV's form expanded, its interior space growing, its exterior shell becoming a seamless, armored surface.
The light intensified, the hum growing louder, the air crackling with energy. Then, just as suddenly, the process stopped. The light faded, the hum died down, and the air settled.
