Chapter 184: Flashlight

The long tongue extended by the monster was also black. The fire in the stove had been extinguished, and it squatted on the stove, looking around but not eating. "I thought just cooking for it would do the trick? Why isn't it eating? Did Catherine lie to us?" Vivian raised her voice, hoping to be heard by everyone. Not only the people but even the monster seemed to hear her, its remaining eyes turning to stare directly at Vivian. Vivian didn't expect this, feeling a twinge of regret. Suddenly, the monster jumped off the stove and began observing Vivian earnestly, its posture similar to that of a feline preparing to pounce on its prey. Catherine, of course, heard Vivian's words. This girl was always stealing others' ideas or making up nonsense, and she was a difficult student to teach. Catherine didn't want to interfere at first. After all, the monster looked scary, but it was just a projection. Even if it really attacked, it wouldn't pose any life-threatening danger to Vivian. Bu