Novel & Cerita Snake Swallowing Human

Then, he sipped the tea again. No more worry... He he he... "It's a human!" Sproofff!! Horan coughed hard as he covered his mouth. The teacup disappeared from his hand. He eyed the snail in disbelief. "What did you just say?!" The cute and timid snail inched closer, inhaled deeply and then shouted at the top of its lungs. "It's a human and she appeared near the border of the forest after the explosion!" Horan inched away a bit as he nearly turned deaf. He looked at the snail and beamed, "Wow, you have a very loud voice and I'm happy to finally have the chance to hear it."

Hell, I could barely see. But a fucking snake wasn't bring me down. I am Nikolai Volkov. And I need to get back to Ava. I need to beg for her forgiveness. I need to tell our children how much I love them. I need to go back to Jivan. I need to find a way. I need to do so many things. The snake slowly started shifting into...a dark human-like figure. It was crouching and I could barely see anything properly. No...it can't be. Snake-humans don't exist.

This was irrelevant to their cultivation bases and strength, and they panicked, and their legs gave out once they saw that long, soft, wriggling creature. “Ahh—” Dorothy retreated several feet as she screamed. The black snake as giant as a truck snapped at someone in a bite. Alex truly could tell that person’s identity because it was wrapped in the black shell without moving a muscle or making a sound. The quick-witted Alex rapidly rushed over and severed the snake head with his sword before he tore open that black shell with his sword. He found out that Luneth was the one who came out. Luneth shivered with fear and thanked Alex repeatedly.

Rina looked at him and was about to answer, but she felt something very bad so very suddenly and at the same time, Raul felt the fairy clutching his hair. Rina looked to the right and there, the snake's head was already there, looking at them. The snake's eyes were glowing orange once again and it opened its mouth that's as tall as a normal house doorway and can easily swallow all of them in one go.

As soon as he was near the snake, he caught it and thrashed it against the wall so hard that she heard its flesh splattering. Feeling shaky, Lyle simply slumped down in her place with a numb mind. After what seemed eternity, she gathered her wits, had water from her bottle and started to crawl again. “Thanks,” she said. “I am yet to see a werewolf getting scared of snakes,” he commented.

He scooped the snake into the bottle and tightened the cap. The snake was wiggling around the bottle, trapped. Helen asked with a pale expression, "What is that, Mr. Henderson?" Woody set the bottle down and said, "It's a golden snake parasite. It's one of the most venomous creatures in Greka. People would put their eggs into beverages or food. The victims would ingest the eggs without knowing, and these eggs would hatch inside their stomachs." "I knew someone was trying to harm my father!" Helen's expression turned vicious, with clear bloodlust in her eyes.

He was no coward, however, and used a pair of kitchen tongs to pick up the snake, throw it in a basket, and fling it outside. As it slithered past Frank and Hana, the latter exclaimed, "Whoa, where did that come from?" The bar owner pointed at the back. "It slithered into the freezer. Heaven knows what it's thinking… Wait, could you like crawlers like that?" "I hate pets—especially exotic pets." Hana quickly shook her head. "But that one's just a little strange." "It certainly is!" As everyone turned towards the snake again, its scales were standing on ends like a porcupine's quills, while two bones protruded strangely over its head like draconic horns.

The moist surface squished under the impact, a sound that turned my stomach. “Bloody snake?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. “Do you know where we are?” I searched the darkness for something—anything—that would give me an answer. The faint light of the worms revealed nothing but the same fleshy expanse I had seen before. Then, something caught my eye. Two worms had stopped crawling. They faced each other, their mouths opening wide like serpents ready to devour prey. Before I could react, the larger worm lunged, swallowing the smaller one whole. Its body doubled in size instantly, wobbling as it digested its meal before shrinking back to normal.

He balanced himself on his toes and still had the watch in a countdown. He patted her head as she was on the floor shaking. “If you didn’t have too may drinks, this would have been slower” he said. “W-what are you talking about?” she asked softly. “Well poison that’s all” he patted her head again and then grabbed on and pulled her up, and put the timer in her face. “The venom of a Redback Spider causes all the symptoms you’re having now, and can kill a human under an hour. You ingested five to six doses and that could accelerate your death” he grinned.

I dint even wanna acknowledge my reactions to him. I saw something move in my peripheral vision. It was right between me and the shore. I zeroed my vision at it, to find that it was a snake! and it was moving towards me! My legs stumbled few steps back, unquestionably. It looked like a common water snake, which is non-venomous. But still I couldn’t be sure. I couldn't help stumbling another step back, which was a terrible mistake. It just took me a second to notice that Ethan was sprinting towards me at full speed, he was too far away for me to figure out his shouts, and the snake in response has changed its course and was moving away from me now. It's probably too late to realize that my r