A single spark is enough for the flower to catch fire. As if in pain, the plant writhes, desperately trying to

A single spark is enough for the flower to catch fire. As if in pain, the plant writhes, desperately trying to avoid the flames engulfling it. Moments later, it collapses and disintegrates into ash. The flower is extinguished — it will never grow again, and all that remains is a twisted, blackened root.