Fang snapped out his huge wings and shone the penlight under his chin so it raked his cheekbones and eyes. My mouth dropped open: He looked like the angel of death.
Fang quickly spread his large wings and used a penlight to examine his face, casting light under his chin. The lighting accentuated his cheekbones and eyes, creating a striking and intense image. It was a dramatic moment that caught attention and conveyed a sense of power or menace.
"My mouth dropped open: He looked like the angel of death," the narrator describes, emphasizing how Fang's appearance transformed under the light. This comparison highlights the striking visual impact Fang's look had, making him seem almost supernatural or ominous in that moment.
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