These two Desolate Beasts were completely identical in appearance.

They both had a round and ball-like form, each with two eyes, a nose, and a single wing. However, one of the creatures had its wing angled towards its left side, and the other towards its right. In addition, one of the creatures had two legs in the front and a hole on the left side of its body while the other had two legs at the back and a hole on the right side of its body. It was almost as if they were conjoined twins that had, at some point, been separated.

Unlike most typical Desolate Beasts, their bodies were not very large. Actually, they were roughly the same size as an average human being.

More shockingly, they didn’t use their feet to walk; instead, they used the hole in their body to maneuver around. Air flowed through the hole, propelling them forwards like a balloon with a hole in it. This meant that their flight path was extremely erratic, as they could only travel sideways like a crab.

However, while crabs could walk in two directions, these two Desolate Beasts could only move in one direction. They could only turn around by redirecting the flow of air from their single hole, but their starting position was fixed.

In other words, the creatures could not turn around without moving forwards.

If they wanted to go backwards, then they had to first propel...