Chapter 126 (2/2)

This ive him much time to hesitate Because the natives were already beside his backpack and were curiously looking through its contents Ling would rather be hunted by indigenous forcesrather than without water and food

The sniper bullet being squeezed into the gun'scha calh his mind Under a series of co was constantly correcting the trajectory until he had absolute confidence that he would be able to dodge one of them and kill one of them

An accident happened at this ti sounds cainals, ere ru's backpack, immediately turned to the source of the soundwatchfully They held their spears, changed their positions and Ling's previous calculations were in vain

Just as Ling was readjusting his trajectory, a black shadow darted out of the bushes It quickly swaht flahtly, exposing its body to the firelight

Without a doubt, this was a python However, its huge snake body was covered with thick helical armor These armor leaves were like small shi+elds that wrapped around the python's body, protecting it These thick scales extended all the way to the python's head before gradually evolving into dense scales of various colors

On the triangular head of the snake were three eyes The three eyes were arranged in a straight line, which was quite peculiar There were bone spikes co out from the snake's back The spikes stretched from the snake's head all the way to the tail, which was extremely malevolent

The shi+eld snake with ribbed spikes was a mutated snake-type creature that lived in the forest They had a huge appetite which was proportional to their body, so these giant snakes were always hungry This meant the prey that fell into their eyes were usually hard to escapetheir fate of being devoured These two barbarians see shi+eld Arle No matter how one looked at it, the wooden spear in its hand was not a good weapon to kill it

Without hesitation, the two aboriginals shouted and escaped separately They were very smart; they knew that only one of them could be chased by the shi+eld Armor Snake However, they had underestian to inal and bit hie tail towards the ht at the same time

The snake's tail swept across the fire, and in the blink of an eye it whipped the person on his back Followed by a series of cracking sounds, the barbarian's back was split open and blood spurted out froround However, fro to stand up, itcould tell that his vertebrae were not broken by the giant snake, which hness

As for the other aboriginal, he was not lucky The snake directly bit his head with its biginal was killed, and only did the the snake s his whole body