In the blink of an eye, Sifa reached the second floor.
He found it strange that he had not been attacked.
Soon, he entered Mord's bedroom. The old-fashioned typewriter was still there.
However, there was nothing unusual about it.
Sifa carefully pulled down a curtain and draped it over the typewriter, but it did not react at all.
Frowning slightly, Sifa suddenly had a flash of inspiration.
Squidward had already left!
The old-fashioned typewriter probably wasn't its actual body. It had temporarily possessed the typewriter through some kind of connection.
Even so, Sifa cautiously summoned a Hunter projection and had him pick up the typewriter and set it on the desk.
Throughout the process, Sifa remained ready for battle.
But nothing happened.
The Hunter projection was not attacked, frozen, struck by lightning, or shattered.
This confirmed Sifa's guess.
"Still, Squidward probably didn't possess the typewriter at random. That wouldn't make sense in mysticism. There must be some connection between the two."
He stepped forward and examined the typewriter.
Sure enough, he found a symbol on its underside.
The symbol appeared to have been carved with a sharp object and incorporated representations of flames, lightning, gales, and other elements.
Sifa found paper and a pencil and made a rubbing of the symbol.
He also noticed the sheet Squidward had left on the floor, printed with Binger Town's weather forecast.
Sifa put that sheet away as well.
Just then, the sound of a carriage came from below.
Sifa quickly dismissed the Hunter projection, then left the bedroom and escaped through a window at the back of the house.
At the inn.
Oswald sat in an armchair, holding a glass of red wine without drinking it.
Miraculously, the inn had escaped damage in the earlier thunder calamity, but after that experience, the old