I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 209: He Will Return From The Dead

“Huh??”

With a look of confusion, Lin Jie stared at the chubby and fluffy white creature on the table.

Two pointed ears, that long swishing tail and that curious pose it was in.

Yep, definitely a cat.

He then caught sight of the damaged stone gargoyle as well as the eggshell fragments on the table.

A seemingly bizarre conclusion came to his mind — this cat had hatched from the ‘insect egg.’

No, since it’s a cat that hatched out of the egg, shouldn’t this ‘insect egg’ be called a ‘cat egg’ instead?

Lin Jie’s mouth twitched. This phenomenon, which greatly violated the laws of biology, would have definitely made Darwin climb out of his grave to investigate this anomaly.

However, this was another world, so Darwin held no sway here.

Based on the current circumstances, Lin Jie could roughly guess what had happened while he had been away. The egg had probably gotten into an accidental collision with the stone gargoyle and neither came out on top. The stone gargoyle split open, and the eggshell was cracked, resulting in the aforementioned scene with the cat.

By the way, isn’t this egg really that hard?

But… since a cat can even be an oviparous species here, having a tough eggshell really isn’t that shocking…

Lin Jie felt that his previous hypothesis was spot on; this was indeed a mythical creature worshiped by the Church of the Dome.

He slowly approached the counter as these thoughts swirled in his mind.

The larva that had just completed its transformation was wagging its tail, but upon catching sight of Lin Jie’s happy grin, it froze up entirely.

Lin Jie reached out and scratched the ‘white cat’s' nape skillfully, then lifted it up and gave it a good look.

"Hmm, this cat looks a little weird. Is it disabled?" muttered Lin Jie as he stroked his chin.

“There aren't any pupils within those yellow irises…”

The larva brandished its claws in a futile struggle: “...”

Lin Jie placed a finger near the ‘white cat’s' eye socket and pressed down gently. "Isn't there a need for medical advice for this condition?

"But t

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