"This hunger that can never be satisfied is really hard to deal with..." The water monster sang in a low voice.

It originally wanted to say something to Shiville to satisfy its talkative nature, but it could no longer wait, and the trembling hunger was about to swallow it.

"Before I bite your bones, you cry if you want to cry, and scream if you want to scream."

The low roar from the water monster stirred the water flow, and countless bubbles carried Shiville's hope to escape from her, but she couldn't catch any of them.

"You had the chance to walk away, but you were an impartial idiot. You were so idiot who sent yourself to my mouth. The river will forget those submerged names..."

This time, Tam would not give Shiver the chance to cut off his beard, otherwise without a perfect beard, the image of a gentleman would be greatly reduced.

Soon, Shiville found himself wrapped in water, pulled, and wrapped in a huge mouth like a bottomless pit.

Darkness and coma arrived as scheduled.

"It's time for me to appear." Geno, who watched the whole process with Tam's eyes, finally activated his talent to seize control of the River King.

He had been waiting for Shiville's physical strength to be reduced to the point of being unable to resist. Otherwise, after taking over Tam's shared body feeling, Shiville casually scratched her mouth. That was not a joke. Geno might have been backfired on the spot when he was caught off guard.

Tam also regarded it as a fool. He had just eaten Shiville and started chewing it before he could not explain how he was taking control of his body by an inexplicable force, making it unable to watch himself stare blankly in place.

It took Geno a while to adapt to his new body, and during this period, Tam's unique mouth kept conveying a wonderful feeling to him.

For the first time in his life, he learned what a woman tastes like. As a "old" beautiful girl, the taste is naturally a bit tougher.

Unfortunately, Tam's tongue was cut off by Shiville, otherwise he would have tasted it even if it was tasted or tasted.

I don’t know where the intuition came from, but Geno always felt that the taste of Cyville was salty and spicy, like dry-fried green beans...

Tam was eventually controlled by Geno and used the abyss to snorkeling, appearing in the alley where he is.

The water monster suddenly emerged from the ditch scared Grayfos, subconsciously pulled out his gun and shot it quickly, but was pressed down by Geno in time with his left hand.

Drizzt prepared mentally in advance through the abnormal reaction in his mouth, but he could not have thought that trouble would appear in this way.

The two Bilgewaters recognized this as the legendary famous demon Tamkenchi. They were immediately ready for battle, but immediately found that the demon seemed to be stunned and lacked some spirituality, so they stood there blankly.

This is the result of Geno's one-pointed and dedicated use. He was not good at both body and body, so he could only try his best to keep Tam still.

"Don't do anything! I'll deal with it!" Geno didn't want to be shot. Grayfos hit Tam, but the pain was in his heart.

"Jeno, this is the big fish you caught? A demon! Oh my God, what have you done! Do you know who he is?" Graves' cigar was shocked and roared in depression.

Tam heard this sentence, and he immediately realized that Geno was the culprit in his body. No one noticed that his small eyes broke free from the shackles, narrowed slightly, and flashed with dangerous divine light.

"I know, isn't it Tamkenchi?" Geno frowned and sighed.

"I know you're still doing it? I'll tell you that you've killed us!" Grayfos roared against the wall, trying his best to suppress his violent temper. "No, we have to deal with it now."

"Isn't it impossible to move? Why are you panic? I ask you, do you know what the devil is?"

Geno's question stopped Grayfos.

Why are demons demons? This question is as nonsense as the sea is called the sea. No, when everyone calls it a demon, it is a demon.

He thought about it for a long time with his stubborn mind, and then said to Geno:

"My mother told me that no one who deals with Tamkenchi ends up having a good ending. So keeping a distance from it is the same as sleeping when it gets dark, it is a natural law that everyone knows."

"I can't tell, you're still a good boy." Geno waved his hand and looked at Drizzt with a serious expression: "Drizzt, do you have anything to say?"

"I also think we should leave..." He had already pinched the card in his hand and was ready to start it at any time.

Drizzt knew that Tam could satisfy all people's wishes, which was exactly what he needed most at the moment, but reason told him that it would be better not to get involved in this muddy water. The various versions of Tam's story that he was tired of listening to were circulating in the tavern, and all the endings were pointed to the same ending. Those who had received Tam's help were eaten by it in the end, and there was no bone residue left.

He didn't want to play a gambling game that bets on his life, and bet on whether Tam could catch up with him.

"Drizzt, you've actually dealt with Tam, but you just don't know."

Seeing their nervous appearance as if they were facing a great enemy, Geno suddenly told them the cruel facts in a bad mood.

"This is impossible! Why don't I have any impression of it?" Drizzt quickly held the hat and said in disbelief, without the calm demeanor he used to be.

"Wait! Impression?"

He froze, as if he had thought of something...

Gambling, fat, pure gold cane...

"You said that Boss Baldi was changed by Tamkenchi?!! Unbelievable!"

Drizzt was shocked by his thoughts, but the more he thought about it, the more he felt like that, the more he was. The size of the two was extremely close and his magic inexplicably failed. All signs showed that the person who was playing with him was probably the gambling demon in front of him who was proficient in gambling.

Then... my own losing streak will be explained.

It is natural to lose in the hands of a demon.

He found a reason to excuse himself. He was in a cloudy mood and turned to sunny. He was depressed for thirty or fifteen. His reason was red all the way, and he was secretly glad that the goddess of luck did not abandon him.

"Tsk tsk, no wonder." Graves also had the same idea as Drizzt, and he sighed: "Man, this is not embarrassing. If I lose to a demon, I will definitely tell everyone that it is enough for me to brag for the rest of my life."

Grayfors laughed and patted Drizzt's shoulder. He realized something and asked casually: "Jeno, where are you fishing bait?"

"What bait?" Geno didn't understand for a moment, and looked confused.

"Didn't you find that there is no one between us?" Drizzt reminded him with a strange expression.

"Oh! Oh no! I almost forgot about Shiville!"
Chapter completed!