Chapter 64: The Innate Magical Instrument

But actually, there's no need to make a hole, Ree Shil realized the gap in the window is quite large - large enough to peek through directly.

Through the gap in the window, he could see into the living room of the house and he immediately noticed something strange.

Inside was a bird as big as a bull, eating its food.

Its feathers were scaled and lacked the fuzz seen on normal birds. The light reflected off them with a metallic glint.

Two strange wave-like grooves were on its hard shell-like beak, and they squirmed like worms as the bird opened its mouth to swallow.

Its tongue was long, like a snake, and it occasionally licked the food that was stuck around its mouth, and this tongue was forked.

The bird food was kept in a face basin, which seemed to contain some sort of meat stuffing.

(This is not normal, very abnormal.)

From his first glance, Ree Shil was certain that this was the demon object he was looking for.