Chapter 306: Chapter 305 Who Dares to Touch My People (9) Chapter 306: Chapter 305 Who Dares to Touch My People (9) Xiao’ai was inside, placing Little Snake King and the dinosaur lord side by side against the wall, then thoughtfully covered both her little friends with a “blanket” before silently lying down herself.
Su Shu lay on her back, occasionally turning her head to look at Little Snake King, who seed to be struggling with pretending to stay still, repeatedly warning him not to make any rash moves and frighten the child.
Leaning against the wall, inside, Little Snake King had already chased Su Shu with a kitchen knife for eighty-one rounds in his mind.
Only after a long while did she give Little Snake King a look when the sound of soft breathing ca from beside her.
A red, icy snake body slowly crawled over from Xiao’ai’s blanket, resentfully pressing onto Su Shu’s blanket.
“Why won’t you let move?”
“You’ll scare the child.”
“I don’t think she’s that afraid of .”
“She would be if you started moving.”
“You always have an answer, don’t you?”
Both the human and snake spoke in hushed voices, and throughout, Su Shu kept checking to see if Xiao’ai was awakened by their conversation.
“Let’s go outside to talk.”
Su Shu put on a coat, gently pushed open the door, and went under the walls in the courtyard, Little Snake King following the darkness of the night, its red body almost invisible.
Ever since she took Little Snake King outside, Su Shu could distinctly feel the red snake pattern on her wrist heating up, a different kind of warmth than the initial heat from the ring on her finger.
It was a clear feeling in her heart that she sohow had a mystical connection with it; hard to explain, but she just knew it hadn’t disappeared and was still right beside her.
Sitting on a small stool, Little Snake King crawled up to the open space in front of her, looked up at the moon in the sky, and couldn’t help but exclaim.
Su Shu heard it and also looked up at the moon, which appeared no different than usual, wondering what Little Snake King was startled by.
Little Snake King then straightened up, gazed for a while, and finally spoke, “Why is the moon red?”
Su Shu looked up at the bright moon, “Are you blind?” That was clearly a moon as bright as a silver plate.
Are we looking at the sa starry sky, the sa moon?
Little Snake King turned around, giving Su Shu a fright behind him, she pointed at him in shock and exclaid, “Why are your eyes red?”
“Mine?”
In the cold night, Su Shu’s hair stood on end, the blood-red eyes of Little Snake King under the moon’s afterglow had a kind of eerie coldness.
Subconsciously, she tried to take him back into space, but he suddenly sprung away at a remarkably fast speed, instantly disappearing from Su Shu’s sight.
But she knew, he hadn’t gone far.
Standing up, Su Shu tried to find him in the darkness, “Co out!”
“Don’t take back in yet, there’s a situation,” Little Snake King’s voice ca from so corner.
If she didn’t agree, would he not co out?
“Fine, I won’t take you back in. Co out first, you’re being a bit scary like this.”
Soon, Little Snake King crawled out from the corner, walked under the window, and once again lifted those blood-red eyes.
Before Su Shu could speak, he started first.
“Looks like I can’t help you now, Su Shu, you need to help first.”
Su Shu was taken aback, “What do you an? Help you with what? I’ve already let you out, didn’t you say you have mana outside? And,” she pointed to the sky, “just now you said the moon was red, then your eyes changed, but I clearly saw it as white. What’s going on? Are you… okay?”
Little Snake King’s pupils were now vertical slits.
Su Shu frowned, “It’s nightti, your eyes… why are they vertical? When it’s dark, shouldn’t snake pupils be round? There’s no bright light around except for the moonlight!”
Suddenly, Little Snake King’s head dropped to the ground, and right before passing out, he said, “Quick, take to the mountain! Find the snake group.”
Su Shu was stunned, “…”
What did he want her to find in the mountain?
A snake group?
Snakes?
And, damn, a group?!
Oh shit, did she really want to die?!
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