Closer to Revealing My True Self
Chapter 635 - 414: It’s the Ancestor_1

Chapter 635: Chapter 414: It’s the Ancestor_1

Ultimate beasts and the like, both adventurers didn’t believe in them, convinced that the native was suffering hallucinations under stress.

The native gestured with his hands, "This big!"

The adventurer responded coolly, "No, what you saw was probably the tail of a crocodile. Snakes can’t be that thick."

Native: "Nabu!"

Adventurer: "Damn Nabu!"

Native: "If it wasn’t Nabu, what do you think drove those crocodiles away?!"

Adventurer loudly: "Of course, it was my oar!"

Hiding in the woods, Feng Yi nodded: Mmhmm! It was the oar! Nothing else! No Nabu! No ultimate beast!

There was disagreement among those on the boat, but now wasn’t the time for dispute; they still had a companion whose life hung in the balance, waiting to be rescued.

The boat swiftly made its way towards the opposite shore.

Feng Yi watched them safely land and proceed towards the campfire.

In fact, when he had entered the water, he had not intended to use his true form to drive away the crocodiles.

But those crocodiles were too agitated, like they had gone mad.

Was it not just for having fun in their territory for a while!

Facing those four-to-five-meter-long, irate bay crocodiles, Feng Yi could only intimidate them more efficiently in his true form.

Throughout the process of driving away the crocodiles, Feng Yi kept control of the depth he submerged under the water.

With the turbidity of the river water, his position underwater was such that those on the boat wouldn’t be able to see anything clearly, even with a flashlight in hand.

Moreover, Feng Yi intentionally submerged his upper body deeper, adopting a mostly inverted, head-down-tail-up posture for his tilted dive.

That’s why the native only saw a vague tail tip.

In such a situation, it could be mistaken for anything.

All in all, there was no big problem.

Feng Yi continued to observe the people.

They rowed across the river and found Eja, who was unconscious, and quickly brought him back over the water.

With the crocodiles gone, they could safely return from the opposite shore. After all, their destination was on this side of the river.

Eja woke up after being given medicine and quickly came to.

Upon awakening, Eja insisted he had seen a divine being!

When asked for details about the "divine being," Eja could not remember.

At that time, his mind had been muddled, and the clearest memory he had was of those cold yet fire-reflecting eyes.

With some energy regained from the medicine, Eja used a stick to sketch on the ground.

Eja’s drawing skills were not sharp; his work was too abstract and the proportions seriously inaccurate.

Therefore, the other three saw— a humanoid figure, covered in haphazard serpentine lines. Eja’s fantastical style looked like a strange person with many snake heads.

One adventurer, after looking for a while, said, "You were poisoned at the time and not conscious," so you might have had a hallucination.

Eja: "Don’t believe me? We can go back to the place where the fire was made, and you’ll see the footprints on the ground! They must still be there!"

But the other three, including the other native, were unwilling.

This native was very curious to see the place where the supposed divine being appeared, but Nabu was in the river!

With the ultimate beast blocking the way forward, he didn’t dare to go!

One was a legendary beast he had seen with his own eyes; the other was a so-called divine being whose existence was dubious since he had never seen it.

Of course, he believed in the former!

After disputing for a while, the two natives muttered together:

"What does a divine being look like?"

"I didn’t see clearly, I don’t remember, but it’s roughly like the ones in our legends. Now that I think about it, I only remember the flaming eyes! Isn’t our village making a new idol? We can add a pair of flames to its eyes!"

The conversation grew increasingly absurd.

The other two adventurers were getting impatient.

These natives should just focus on finding bird nests, nothing else can be expected from them! Ignorant and brainwashed! Whatever they see, they connect it to gods and spirits, with words that are not reliable, always exaggerated!

Ah, let it be, the task at hand is what’s important; everything else is inconsequential.

The adventurers wanted to discuss bird nests, but the native was still fixated on divine beings and Nabu.

The older adventurer interjected: "We’ve already said that’s not it, you saw it wrong! Do you understand what a thirty-meter python entails?!"

"When we get out, look it up online for yourselves. I remember there’s a young snake expert in China who spoke about this. That expert is also wealthy, and has a massive Titanoboa model in his private collection, and that’s only about fourteen meters. There’s a video of it; you can watch it when you get the chance!"

The native wouldn’t listen and remained convinced that it was indeed Nabu!

The adventurer thought: Once we get out, I’ll thrust a smartphone with internet in your faces and show you what a fourteen-meter python looks like! Make you contemplate what a thirty-meter python would be like!

Feng Yi, listening to their argument, never expected to be brought up.

That must be about me, right?

Ah, this is really...

Kind of embarrassing.

Feng Yi continued to watch the people for a while before returning to the campfire.

The campfire had already been extinguished, put out by the departing group.

Feng Yi didn’t concern himself with the dead fire; he was there to erase any traces he had left.

Like footprints on the ground, and also the dragging mark left by the python.

Since the debunking wasn’t successful and the people thought it was a hallucination, let it be as if it never happened! Even if they come back, they’ll find nothing.

When Feng Yi appeared with a bunch of snakes, his hair was a mess, and his face was half-covered by a python with the dim environment providing little light.