We're Getting Along Just Fine Right Now

"Let's begin."

Taking a deep breath, the Scribe then slowly closed his eyes.

Immediately afterwards, a powerful aura burst forth from his body.

A powerful aura swept through everything in the room like a torrent.

In an instant, all the Kasugai Crow felt this immense pressure.

An invisible giant hand gripped their necks, squeezing them so hard they were almost suffocating.

In order to obtain even a tiny bit of oxygen, the Kasugai Crow could only flap their wings desperately, trying to escape this invisible constraint.

But the Scribe haven't achieved their goal yet, so how could they possibly let them leave?

With a single thought, an invisible pressure slowly increases.

At the same time, Kawabashi Izumioki outside also felt that invisible pressure.

His heart tightened involuntarily, and he silently repeated.

"Please don't let anything happen, please don't let anything happen, Mister Scribe, please don't make an example of a few Kasugai Crow."

If the Scribe hadn't looked so playful earlier, he would have rushed in to see what had happened.

Once the pressure reached a certain level, the Scribe stopped increasing it.

And these Kasugai Crow, whose throats were being "choked," flapped their wings even harder.

Black feathers fell like black snowflakes.

Before long, a thin layer appeared on the ground.

Even with his eyes closed, the Scribe could still sense his surroundings.

By constantly sensing the condition of each Kasugai Crow, the Scribe was searching for the one he wanted.

After a long while, he slowly opened his eyes.

"Found it."

After saying that, he snapped his fingers crisply.

"Smack!"

With a snap of his fingers, the immense pressure instantly returned and was ultimately absorbed into the Scribe's body.

The speed was so fast that the Kasugai Crow didn't even have time to react and just stood there, stunned.

After flapping its wings a few more times, it realized that it was safe.

The next second, the struggling Kasugai Crow suddenly flapped their wings.

"Swish swish"

Like arrows released from their bows, they flew out of the window.

Not only the strong Kasugai Crow, but even the old Kasugai Crow, after experiencing such pressure, also chose to fly away from here.

Even a young Kasugai Crow that hadn't yet learned to fly quickly mastered this "life-saving" tool under this pressure.

Watching the little Kasugai Crow fly away at high speed, the Scribe couldn't help but laugh.

Does this count as extracurricular tutoring? Should I charge a fee?

The previous pressure wasn't limited to the first floor; the second floor above it was also affected.

After the pressure disappeared, the Kasugai Crow on the second floor also flew outwards as if they had gone mad.

He was dumbfounded as he watched the Kasugai Crow Kawabashi Izumioki away without looking back.

This was the first time he had encountered such a situation after raising them for so long.

He was devastated and deeply regretted leaving the Scribe inside.

If I had known this would happen, I would have introduced each and every one of those Kasugai Crow to him, even if it meant losing my voice.

If that were the case, we wouldn't be in this situation now.

Of course, there's no medicine for regret in this world.

It's too late for Kawabashi Izumioki to think this way now.

All he could do was try to call for help to chase the Kasugai Crow and calm them down.

While Kawabashi Izumioki was racking his brains over how to find the escaped Kasugai Crow, Scribe was beaming with excitement.

Step by step, he walked on a carpet of Kasugai Crow feathers in one direction.

Finally, he stood in front of a cage.

A hint of joy flashed in his eyes; the Scribe was quite satisfied with the cage, or rather, with the Kasugai Crow inside.

Although the Kasugai Crow in front of me was locked in a cage, there was not a single scratch on its body.

The claws at the bottom were quite sharp, reflecting a cold light slightly.

He was quite robust, with taut muscles in his thighs.

Its pupils were also different from the others; this Kasugai Crow's eyes were a pure black, as dark as the night.

What's most astonishing is its feathers, which seem to have emerged from the darkest shadows, deep and mysterious.

However, you can tell from its appearance that this Kasugai Crow is different from other Kasugai Crow.

"Very good, you're the one."

The Scribe reached out, picked up the cage, and held it in front of him.

Their eyes met, and he looked into the other person's eyes before speaking slowly.

"From today onwards, your name will be Black Feather."

Chapter 181 We are very harmonious now.

Without the other party's consent, the Scribe unilaterally gave the Kasugai Crow in front of him a name.

Faced with the Scribe who had given him a name, the caged Kasugai Crow, or rather, the Black Feather, did not put up any fierce resistance.

Not only that, it also let out a cry, as if to announce something.

Seeing that the other party did not resist, the Scribe was also happy.

He picked up the cage and walked outside.

Although he could choose to cut the cage open directly, he still needed to tell Kawabashi Izumioki.

Outside, Kawabashi Izumioki was just telling the other Kasugai Crow what had happened.

Because he didn't know whether the Scribe had ultimately chosen the right Kasugai Crow, he chose to return out of concern.

If the Scribe still hasn't chosen Kasugai Crow after all this commotion, he'll really be disgusted.

Just as he walked back, he saw the Scribe carrying a cage coming out from afar.

"Mister Scribe, you've found it."

"Yes, that's it."

As he spoke, the Scribe picked up the cage and shook it at him.

The Black Feather in the cage, startled by the sudden disturbance, immediately spread its wings and flapped them a few times.

This allowed Kawabashi Izumioki to clearly see the Kasugai Crow in the Scribe's hand.

Immediately afterwards, his expression changed drastically.

"Mister Scribe, I think you should choose another one."

He ran quickly to the Scribe's side, glanced at Black Feather Kawabashi Izumioki, and his face turned a little pale.

"I don't recommend you take this Kasugai Crow with you."

"What's wrong? Is it too weak?"

Upon hearing Kawabashi Izumioki's words, Scribe was slightly taken aback.

"I quite like it, so I named it Black Feather."

The Scribe knew very well that the reason he chose Black Feather was because he was the one who could bear the pressure he released the most easily.

The pressure he just released immediately instilled fear and a sense of death in most of the Kasugai Crow.

That is why their reaction is so strong.

Only a small number of Kasugai Crow reacted rather mildly or were able to persist.

As the Scribe gradually increased the pressure, the Kasugai Crow that could persevere decreased.

Only when Black Feather was left did the Scribe feel relieved and choose him.

Since Black Feather is able to withstand his own pressure, his qualities must be quite good.

In addition, his appearance is quite pleasing; he can't be just a pretty face.

"Uh, no, that's not it."

Fine beads of sweat kept pouring from his forehead, and Kawabashi Izumioki began to stammer as he spoke.

"Then what exactly is the reason? Tell me."

Scribe raised an eyebrow, somewhat puzzled as to why he would act this way.

I'm not a ghost, I'm not going to eat him. It's better to just say what's on your mind than to hesitate.

"Mainly..."

Gritting his teeth, Kawabashi Izumioki was about to say something when he was interrupted by another voice.

"It's just that you're dawdling. Let me explain."

The sound was somewhat shrill and didn't sound like a human voice.

Looking in the direction of the sound, the Scribe discovered that it was coming from inside the cage.

It's Black Feather!

After flapping its wings a few times, Black Feather steadied itself and opened its beak.

"The reason this guy doesn't want you to choose me is because I don't like interacting with humans."

A glint of light flashed in her black pupils as Black Feather continued.

"In human terms, it's like being an outcast?"

"Wow, you speak so fluently?"

Somewhat surprised, the Scribe was curious about how fluently Black Feather spoke.

"Of course, my language score is 9.5, which is naturally different from the other guys."

Black Feather turned her head, a look of disdain on her face.

"In addition, my flight rating is 9.5, and my intelligence rating is 10."

Although Black Feather's words were very calm, Scribe could still hear a hint of pride hidden deep within them.

Perhaps it is precisely because his abilities are too outstanding that Black Feather dislikes contact with other Kasugai Crow.

Black Feather's sudden outburst surprised Kawabashi Izumioki, but he quickly recovered.

It's clear that this isn't the first time he's interrupted someone.

Seeing Scribe's curious expression, Kawabashi Izumioki and explained why he did not recommend Scribe to choose Black Feather.

As Black Feather himself stated, his scores in all three aspects far surpass those of other Kasugai Crow.

In fact, the 9.5 rating was born because of his existence.

After Black Feather received such a terrifying overall score of 29, Ubuyashiki Kagaya even came over to take a look at it.

Unlike the other Kasugai Crow, Black Feather did not show the same respect to the Demon Slayer Corps' Oyakata-sama.

Instead, Black Feather simply expressed her thoughts and then ignored Yaozai.

Kawabashi Izumioki remembers very clearly how he answered at the time.