Hunter x Hunter: Call Me Master Inventor

Just like Nobita's father dreaming of winning a golf tournament, he wore this hat and unconsciously drew it on his hand.

Even the yellow sphere at the very top of this painter's hat can regulate the timing of memories in the mind of an unconscious person.

For example, he can draw out the scene he had in mind five or ten minutes ago with the help of his paintbrush!

"Is this the kind of hat a painter would wear?"

Yinda looked on, puzzled.

He didn't see anything special about the hat.

But since it was something produced by von Clay, it must have something unique and its function must be!

Yinda had this kind of trust in von Clay.

Meanwhile, King Freecss was carefully observing the area where Bon Clay's palm was located.

"I didn't see any fluctuations in psychic power, it doesn't seem like they're activating their abilities."

"In other words, this shouldn't be something that can be manifested instantly, but rather something that he should have manifested long ago."

"Then it was placed in a space that might have been a separate, hidden area."

"Whenever you need it, just take it out from that hidden space..."

It has to be said that just from this one action that von Clay "invented," Kim Freecss immediately made so many connections and came up with such a judgment that is very close to the truth.

And that's not all.

"There are two possible explanations for his 'inventive' abilities."

"One is that his 'invention' ability is triggered completely randomly. He can't just get whatever invention he wants; it's all random."

"Another type should be obtained under certain special conditions, such as based on satisfying needs."

"Like this so-called drawn hat, it's likely that he encountered similar needs or problems before."

"This is the prop that was 'invented'."

"Otherwise, if he really wanted to solve the problem of the two-headed wolf, he should have addressed the root cause by inventing a solution that could solve the problem in one step."

"Instead of relying on the two-headed wolves to express their ideas through writing or drawing..."

King Freecss shook his head inwardly at this thought:

"There is no such thing as the ability to truly do whatever one wants; otherwise, it wouldn't be an 'invention,' but a 'wish.'"

"Being able to obtain information about the two-headed wolf from the sidelines is already quite good."

"His abilities are already quite good enough."

These thoughts flashed through Kim Freecss's mind.

He then began to carefully observe what von Klay would do next.

"First, we need to put this hat on the two-headed wolf's head..."

Without B. Craigie saying anything, Kim Freecss was the first to step in and subdue a howling, two-headed wolf.

Then, after gesturing to indicate the size of its head, it took the "As You See Painter's Hat" from von Clay's hand and slammed it onto its head.

"Next, let it pick up this paintbrush..."

Click!

Kim Freecss calmly pried open the mouth of the two-headed wolf wearing a hat and roughly shoved the paintbrush into its mouth.

One of the two-headed wolf's heads: "???"

Why do you only point your head at me when we clearly have two heads?!

This is unfair!! Speak up for me! Speak up for me!!!

Unfortunately, no one cares about its head right now.

Not to mention, there are two more heads like that.

Kim Freecss watched with great interest as von Clay took out a piece of white paper and handed it to the two-headed wolf head.

Then, under Yinda's astonished gaze, the two-headed wolf head with twenty-four colored paintbrushes stuffed in its mouth began to shake its head and draw on the paper.

"It actually works?!"

Yinda was completely bewildered.

This was the first time he had ever seen a creature that could hold a paintbrush in its mouth and start painting on the spot.

Of course, some intelligent beings are not incapable of doing this.

But at most, they can only use some dog-paddle-like rubbing motions on the ground to barely express their meaning.

Unlike now, where they just hold a pen in their mouth and draw on the paper!

Have you ever seen a wolf using its mouth to hold a pen and draw?!

If Yinda hadn't witnessed it with his own eyes, he would never have believed that he would see such a scene in his lifetime.

Especially since this is a two-headed wolf, and this is just one of its heads!!

Such a scene is something that others may never witness in their entire lives.

Yes, even animals can be drawn.

In Doraemon, after Nobita gets the gadget and goes outside, he sees a man carrying a briefcase who asks him if he has seen the police station, but Nobita doesn't respond.

Later, Nobita saw another man who was flustered and unable to speak.

The uncle used this painter's hat to paint, and the painting depicted the police station.

Da Xiong then realized that the uncle didn't know where the police station was. He then asked the uncle what he needed to do at the police station, and the uncle said that something was missing.

The man drew a picture of a leather bag, saying that the bag containing 1000 million yen was missing.

Da Xiong asked the uncle where he lost his purse, and the uncle drew a telephone booth.

It turned out that after the man finished making the call, he accidentally left his purse in the phone booth. By the time he realized it, the purse was gone.

Nobita suspects his purse has been stolen, so he asks the person next to him...

The puppy is drawing.

Yes, dogs can be drawn, and they are drawn clearly.

Finally, the man realized that a man had picked up his bag, and he headed towards the police station.

Upon learning of this, the man suddenly realized what had happened, immediately ran to the police station, successfully found the bag, and excitedly thanked the man.

Even a puppy can be successfully drawn, which shows that as long as it's an intelligent creature, it generally shouldn't be a problem!

With such a successful experience beforehand, von Clay naturally let the seemingly more intelligent two-headed wolf try it out as well.

Hmm, especially since it has two heads!

"It actually works?!"

Kim Freecss wasn't as dumbfounded as Yinda.

As he watched the image gradually take shape on the paper, he became even more interested in the hat that von Clay had taken out.

"It seems to be through a device inside the hat or some other mysterious mechanism..."