Chapter 16: Scout, the Rift Scuttler
Just as Rhodes posed his question, he suddenly saw himself.
Not through his own eyes.
Not like looking into a mirror.
But from below, gazing up at his own face from an odd, low angle.
His hand was resting on his head, partially blocking the view. Yet, because his new line of sight was spread wide apart, he could still clearly make out his own expression.
Wait... what?
Was this... the Scuttler Crab's perspective?
A strange, dual-vision effect flooded Rhode's mind—one from his own eyes and another from the Crab's, both feeding into his brain simultaneously.
Experimenting, Rhodes pulled his hand back—and immediately saw the action from two angles at once.
When the Crab stood up, its height adjusted the perspective slightly.
When it turned, Rhodes saw a full 300-degree view around himself.