Chapter 213 – Don’t Die! (1/2)

Chapter 213 – Don’t Die!

This couldn’t continue. After all, how long could one person last in a monster’s stomach?

Although Jiu Zun was strong enough, this place was controlled by her thoughts…

She gritted her teeth as a plasma cutter appeared in her hand and she used it to break open the monster’s belly!

‘Jiu Zun, you better be alright. If you die here, you’re too useless!’

The outer layer of the monster’s belly was finally slashed open. Ning Xuemo somewhat regretted imagining the monster to be so big. It was as large as a multi-storeyed building, so its stomach was just as monstrously huge.

Though Ning Xuemo had found its exact position, cutting through such a thick layer of abdomen to reach the stomach required quite a bit of effort.

After she cut open the monster’s belly, she made a dazzling sharp katana appear in her hand.

Roughly 15 minutes later, she slashed her way to its stomach which was about the size of a small room. Ning Xuemo forced herself to ignore the acrid stench that assailed her nostrils. She took a look inside. Aside from a bit of digested food, there was nothing else.

Ning Xuemo faced the bubbling stomach acid, her heart sinking. “Could he have already been digested? It shouldn’t be this quick right?! This stomach acid isn’t sulfuric acid; how could he have dissolved so quickly?!”

She steeled herself and was about to plunge into the liquid, when she heard a voice from behind her. “No need to search. I’m here.” It was undoubtedly the little child’s melodious voice. However, the tone felt quite lazy.

Ning Xuemo slowly turned her head. She saw Jiu Zun standing not far from her. In his little hand, he was holding the plasma cutter. He was quite interested at the machine she used to cut open the monster.

“You weren’t eaten?” Ning Xuemo jumped out of the monster’s belly.

“Nonsense.” Jiu Zun replied in a leisure and frivolous way. He was completely absorbed studying the machine and didn’t lift his head.

“I clearly saw you being swallowed!” Ning Xuemo didn’t believe that her eyes had problems.