The Herbal Scents of Farm Life
Chapter 934: The Giant Serpent, a Very Large Python_1

Chapter 934: Chapter 934: The Giant Serpent, a Very Large Python_1

Lin Caisang heard his light cough and couldn’t help her face turning red; she bowed her head and stuck out her tongue in secret.

"Let’s not worry about others for now, we should keep moving forward to see if we can encounter anyone else," Ya Molian said.

Because they were advancing while gripping a rope—a rope reinforced with White Spider silk which was extraordinarily strong—there actually hadn’t been any mysterious disappearances during their journey that lasted several days.

However, they had still suffered significant losses.

After all, they were on White Blind Mountain, where they encountered many demons, and there were both injuries and deaths from the attacks and retreats.

Commander Mo’s group suffered the worst, having lost nearly two-thirds of their people. At this moment, he truly wanted to look up at the sky and cry out; White Blind Mountain was no place for humans. What was the Emperor thinking by assigning him to watch over Prince Mo?

Under the current circumstances, it was hard to say whether he was keeping an eye on Prince Mo or if it was the creatures of White Blind Mountain that were watching him.

"Prince Mo, shouldn’t we find a place to rest and regroup first? There are too many wounded in my group, we really can’t go on," he suggested.

Upon hearing this, Ya Molian glanced at Lin Caisang and saw her nod in agreement, so he assented as well.

...

Finding a cave on White Blind Mountain was relatively simple.

The group found another cave to stay in, and although they were continuously joined by other people, their numbers were still dwindling. They simply couldn’t withstand the attacks of the demons on White Blind Mountain.

’Boom, boom-boom.’

Just as everyone was starting a fire to prepare food, suddenly, the whole cave began to shake, and the powdered stone from the walls began to fall.

"What’s going on?"

As their bodies were continuously shaken, they tried to stand up and go outside to check on the situation.

"Don’t go out!"

Someone stepped forward and blocked the cave entrance, stopping everyone’s curiosity.

"What’s the matter? Is there an earth dragon turning over outside?" the Sixth Prince asked.

Having never been here, he naturally didn’t know about the creatures in this place, but there were those who did.

"Earth dragon turning over? It’s no earth dragon. It’s similar, though—a huge serpent, a very large python. It’s close by, looking for food. We can’t go out; if we do, we’ll become its food," the person blocking the entrance explained.

"A python?!"

His words terrified everyone.

"Yes, a python."

The man nodded, seeing that they were all staying put, he walked back, sat down with them, and started to recount his encounter with the giant serpent.

"That python was so long, you could see its head but not its tail. It was as big around as three people could embrace. We too had come near here earlier and felt the ground moving, so we went to check it out, only to discover that...

The majority of the people I brought had ended up in the stomachs of those pythons, and the few who escaped during the chaos, I have no idea where they’ve ended up now," he said with a sigh.

In his mind, he summed it up with one thought—if only he had known, he would never have come to this damned place!

"As big around as three people embracing?" This detail captured everyone’s full attention.

They imagined three people stretching out their arms to embrace a large tree trunk and couldn’t help but gasp. How enormous must that snake be? Not to mention eating a person, just seeing it could scare someone to death, right?

"Right, I even understated it. That python, it’s really too big. So many of us here wouldn’t even amount to one meal for it, which is why we must not go outside and offer ourselves as its food!" he said.