Two-Faced Princess

nd they also had this clever trick of imitating the sounds of other beasts.

Occasionally, some of them could accurately imitate human voices similar to parrots.

Unfortunately, a baby one-eyed raven had imprinted on Caelion.

It must be because he had accidentally hit it while opening the window one day.

“If it weren’t for you in the first place, there wouldn’t be such a thing hanging around nearby,” Caelion growled.

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Every time Caelion decided to go somewhere, the monster would appear out of nowhere and claw past his shoulder or arm.

The one-eyed raven was still young and small so it wasn’t able to inflict a greater blow.

However, the intensity was getting worse.

When Caelion was indoors, the baby monster would watch him from outside the window and persistently aim at him.

Sometimes, it would seize the chance to fly through a slightly open window and hit him with its wings before running away.

The monster attacked him as if it wouldn’t be able to live if it couldn’t chase Caelion until he died.

Evangeline, who couldn’t seem to realize how ruthless her pet could be, only have to whistle once before it flew towards her and became gentle.

It was unbelievable to see the known species behave like this when it was impossible to tame.

The next day, it appeared out of Caelion’s window of course.

“Oh, you’re talking about Melody.”

“What? Melody?”

Caelion smiled, finding it absurd.

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The name didn’t suit a single-eyed demon whose cries were too strange and ominous.

Even that ugly winged horse was named Priya so where did all these ridiculous names come from?

“It’s cute if you keep looking at it,” Evangeline grumbled like an upset child.

“If you don’t control it around me, I’ll pierce its eye with an arrow.” Caelion threatened fiercely.

Then, Evangeline made a puppy-eyed look and tried her best to look pitiful.

“It’s still young.
 Shouldn’t you be the one getting used to it?”

At her words, Caelion seemed to be choking up.

“Look! I had scratches all over me.”

Evangeline rolled up her sleeves and showed her arms.

Indeed, her arms were full of wounds—scratches, bites, and bruises—-incomparable to Caelion but she didn’t seem to care.

Ignoring her, Caelion growled.
“I  will not say it twice, Evangeline.
If it doesn’t stop attacking me, I’ll bake your pet for dinner tomorrow.”

It was very difficult to catch a single-eyed crow due to its swiftness.

It was also difficult to hurt their hard bodies since they recovered quite quickly even if they got injured.