This is a small flute featuring the hummingbird of the Nazca Lines. It has no killing power and cannot be used as a weapon. Details unknown! It has four holes on the front and two on the back, and it seems that you can play different notes by changing which holes you cover. If you blow it three times, Ambassador Magma will fly in. Just kidding. I exaggerated. Ambassador Magma won't come. It has a strap to hang around your neck, so you can wear it as a pendant normally, and when the time comes, you can use the magic of Laputa to float in the sky or summon Ambassador Magma. Ambassador Magma doesn't come in a pinch. The ambassador is busy, you know, it can't be helped. The construction is a bit rough and feels handmade, so it might be a local, crappy souvenir from somewhere in Peru. Maybe some guy who subscribes to Mu magazine made it on his own. I don't know. Komugiko ka nanika da. Also, please forgive any minor scratches or dust. Eriko is 4. I think it's difficult to understand the size, so I've prepared a comparison image with a very common mascot keychain that can be found in any household in the fourth photo. Please note that this is not the product. The Nazca Lines are an eternal symbol of longing for guys who subscribe to Mu magazine, and the fact that it's become an ocarina-like flute brooch makes my chuuni heart explode. I think I'll buy another one. I think I'll buy another one to carry around with me. I wonder if it's already sold out. Still no reply, Kana-ojisan-style. Shigure Ui-. Bikkii ('◆')