But unlike her brother, she had no eyes fixed in specific locations. Whenever she wanted to use them, she could grow them from any part of her body. Because she was a soft-bodied invertebrate, however, those eyes easily fell off as she moved.
And stranger still...
Lynn lifted her curiously and looked at her underside.
There seemed to be passages in her underside distinct from her mouths, though he had no idea what they were for. If she possessed a complete set of digestive organs like a human, they presumably served the important function of excretion as well.
Rather than being like Zuo Zuo, who needed his help pooping when she ate something that upset her stomach...
Of course.
Everything he had observed about her body so far was merely speculation. Lynn's knowledge of the anatomy of such bizarre, twisted beings was still far too limited.
And it was already late.
If he had the chance tomorrow, a little limited dissection wasn't out of the question, provided he obtained her consent.
Lynn thought this as he held the freshly washed, sweet-smelling writhing creature with a (*￣︶￣) expression.
He settled her in the room next door.
Then Lynn returned to his own room, lay down on the soft bed, and quickly fell fast asleep.
Because, honestly, although his body had long since become so active that he hardly needed sleep, the exhaustion from devouring Raven earlier that night had still overwhelmed his cells. He needed a long, healthy stretch of sleep to ensure he had plenty of energy the following day.
Rustle, rustle-
In the darkness, strange sounds of rubbing and writhing faintly drifted from the door of the neighboring room.
Tiny blood vessels could just barely be seen extending through the gaps around the door. They crawled like