Author: Don’t drink Coke?

"What's the meaning?"

Jason came over and asked, how to imitate other creatures?

"Is it also a face imitation? Or can it directly transform into an animal?" Lucilia on Alka's shoulder asked curiously.

Alka shook his head, he didn't know, he hadn't tried it yet.

"Wait for me to give it a try. Can any of you help me catch a bird, mouse, insect, or something?"

"Wait for me." Jason said and rushed out.

Within a few minutes he had a little bird in his hand. He didn't know where he caught it.

He handed it to Alka in front of him.

Alka took the bird in front of him, with the mirror mask still on his face, and looked at the bird in his hand.

The bird is completely reflected on the mirror mask.

Magic power poured into the mask, and Alka was still observing the bird, observing it very carefully.

The reflection on the mirror mask also shows how carefully Alka observed.

There was a change on the mirror mask, this time the mirror image of a bird emerged.

Then the mask turned into a bird's head, turning Alka's entire head into a bird's head, exactly like the bird on his hand.

An enlarged version of the bird’s head!

"Jiji!"

Looking at the head of the person in front of him, it suddenly turned into the huge head of a bird. The bird in Alka's hand was so frightened that it struggled and screamed crazily.

Everyone looked at Alka blankly.

Turning into someone else's human face is not as shocking as turning into a bird's head.

At this time, Alka is a monster with a bird's head, but don't tell me that his bird's head is quite cute.

Lucilia, who was sitting on his shoulder, couldn't help but stand up and touched the feathers on the bird's head with her cotton hands.

Jason didn't know where he came from, he took out a handful of nuts and shook them in front of Alka.

"Eat, eat."

Alka slapped him away and glared at him with her bird head.

"Hahaha." Seeing Alka's angry reaction, Jason couldn't help laughing.

Because this bird head appears on a human body, it looks very comical no matter how you look at it.

Then the bird's head twisted and transformed like a mirror, turning into Alka wearing a mirror mask.

"I haven't observed it carefully enough and don't know enough about this bird."

Alka said.

After he actually imitated other animals, he knew the general use of his abilities.

If it was just superficial observation, the most he could do was imitate the head of an animal.

The better he knows about the animal he is imitating, the more things he can imitate and the more detailed his imitation will be.

Thinking of this, a precision hand appeared on his hand, and then a small knife that looked like a scalpel appeared.

After placing a layer on the table, he directly killed the bird in his hand and then dissected it in front of everyone.

Facing such a scene, no one showed any discomfort on their faces, but instead watched carefully from the side.

Watch Alka carefully dissect the bird, and observe each dissection carefully.

Until Alka had finished the whole bird carcass.

"You need to observe the object of imitation, right? The more you observe and understand, the better you can imitate." Xia Detti looked at Alka's behavior and couldn't help but ask.

Alka nodded: "That's right."

He now has a deeper understanding of this bird. If he can observe the habits of this bird, he may gain other gains.

After cleaning up the blood stains and debris.

The mirror appeared on Alka's face again.

This time he wanted to carry out a deeper imitation and discover the truer abilities of this treasure.

The figure of a bird appeared on the mirror mask, and in addition, more mirrors appeared around him.

The mirror that appeared around Alka began to melt, becoming like water, and began to flow along his body.

The whole process is like the change that occurred when Alka first wore a mask.

Until the mirror-like liquid flowed to both hands, covering the entire hand and forearm.

The figure of the bird on the mask appeared again, but this time Alka's head and mirror mask did not change.

It's just that there is always a bird on the mask, jumping around in the mirror, sometimes flying, sometimes falling to the ground.

It no longer reflects the surrounding scene.

What changed this time was that Alka was attached to his hands. At this time, Alka's hands were no longer human hands, but turned into bird-like claws. The bird's claws separated into four sharp claws.

"It turned into a bird's paw! But shouldn't the bird's paw be a leg? Why did your part turn into a hand?"

Lucilia on her shoulder couldn't help but ask.

As soon as she finished speaking, the hand that turned into a bird's claw was shattered and scattered like a broken mirror, and then Alka's arm reappeared.

"Ahem, it doesn't seem to work."

As Alka said that, without much explanation, two more mirrors appeared and turned into fluid-like mirror metal wrapped around his legs.

Extends from the calves to the soles of the feet.

Then it turned into bird claws and even sprouted feathers.

Alka looked at his bird's claw and raised his leg to shake it. There was no problem this time and it was not broken.

Just like Lucilia said.

Imitation must also follow certain rules and cannot be imitated casually.

For example, it is not possible to imitate the bird's head to other positions, or to interchange the hands and feet.

The human hands correspond to the bird's wings, and the human legs correspond to the bird's claws.

Imitation needs to follow such an equivalence formula.

If it is imitating a part of a human body that has no corresponding limbs, what kind of changes will occur is unknown. You have to look for it to know.

If you don't follow it, there will be changes like the one just now, and if you imitate it, it will be broken and there will be no effect.

Alka looked at his pair of bird legs and felt very strange.

Several people in the room watched as Alka's legs turned into a pair of bird legs and walked around the entire living room.

How should I put it, it looks very funny.

Although it is funny, such changes have made everyone aware of the potential of this treasure. With just a casual imagination, you can come up with countless interesting combinations.

Then I saw Alka's bird claw accidentally scratching a hole in Bobby's carpet.

After all, it is the body of the person who touched it. Its physique is much stronger than that of a real bird, and it is not because the original human legs cannot control the strength.

"Well...it's a little hard to control."

After all, it is different from human legs. Alka feels very novel, but also very uncomfortable.

If this situation were to be used in combat, there would definitely be various flaws and even make a fool of yourself.

It seems that each change needs to be familiar before being used in combat.

Rather than replacing them randomly.

Alka thought silently.

When we arrived at the courtyard outside, the others immediately followed.

Alka looked at a big tree in the yard, and jumped up with a slight jump. However, he couldn't control his strength well, and he jumped over the top of the tree and fell to the back.

He had no choice but to control his strength and jumped again. After jumping several times, he landed at a place Alka was satisfied with. The transformed limbs were indeed very difficult to control.

The bird's claws immediately caught a thick tree trunk, and the structure of the bird's claws, three in front and one in back, allowed Alka to stand firmly on it.

You can even rock it back and forth as much as you want without worrying about falling off. This is its advantage over human legs.

The imitating bird legs have some of the functions of bird legs, with improved jumping ability, sharp claws, and a gripping function.

Human legs don't have the gripping ability of bird claws.

"Can you imitate wings? Does that mean you can fly?"

Lucilia asked, who had been holding Alka's shoulders with her hands to prevent herself from falling.

Flying is something that humans have longed for since they were sensible, yearning for something they cannot have.

Hearing this question, Alka stabilized Lucilia's body and jumped off the branch, landing next to everyone. The original bird's legs were broken like a mirror.

It shattered hazily and turned into Alka's original legs.

Looking at everyone's curious eyes, Alka shook his head: "No, although I can imitate the wings of a bird, I can't fly, so I can only imitate the appearance."

Birds' flight is not as simple as just relying on a pair of wings, but also requires the help of the entire body structure.

Even if Alka transformed his hands into wings, his internal organs and bones would not meet the requirements, so naturally he would not be able to flap himself with his wings.

But if you look for a bird with a very wide wingspan and imitate its wings, it may not necessarily be able to fly.

But if you fall from a high place and glide, it may be possible.
To be continued...