Venom Snake Fanart Novels & Stories

Theon said quietly, his voice barely audible, and that’s when I heard it, the faint eerie hiss of something snake-like, yet not a snake… My heart thumped, as I took a deep breath. I wasn’t the only one who had heard it, as both men stopped. Theon’s eyes flashed, and he was beside me just as Hunter unsheathed his sword. A sinister hiss filled the air and then I saw it, slithering down the rocky wall of the mountain, he was huge his tale a good twenty feet long, his scale a mix of grey and green, his hair was to his shoulder and his reptile-like eyes were upon us as he hissed, bearing his poisonous fangs. His torso was muscular with abs, his skin tinged green, and he had a dark green tattoo-li

it's closer. A slithering sound rustles in the ferns below. My breath catches. I nock an arrow, magic humming along the shaft. "Come on, you slimy bastard," I mutter. "Let's see what you're made of." The bushes part, and out he comes, a massive snake shifter, scales gleaming green-black, his hood flared like a death fan. Humanoid upper body, serpentine lower half, eyes slitted and cruel. He tastes the air with a forked tongue, his fangs dripping venom that sizzles on the ground.

the girl shouted at Xiao Chen, but the young man looked relaxed and did not dodge even though the girl had shouted at him. "Hahahahaha, you damn bastard! This is what you get for daring to kick me. In my entire life, no one has ever ended well after making me angry. Well, even though I really like your face, you've made me angry!" he said with a cold, arrogant laugh. His green snake venom never failed. Anyone who was hit by the green smoke from his snake venom would die in a matter of seconds. He had even killed a golden core realm cultivator with that venom before, so he was confident he could kill Xiao Chen.

I stifled a giggle, knowing fully well he was going to get tired. Well, he’s paying for all his sins! For being a dick while his investors treated me like shit. “You’re bleeding like you got in a fight with a rose bush.” “And lost!” I cried, throwing my head back. "There was even a snake in it. A Boomslang! It was… umm… yellow. Bright yellow and long... Yeah, bright yellow." He grunted, adjusting me in his arms as he climbed the stairs. “You’re heavier when you lie. Boomslangs are black. Blackish-green… or even just green.”

They were doing just that—stepping so carefully on the grassy ground. But halfway there, Aceli suddenly stopped—she was hard to guide, so Pandora decided it was only natural to wait until Aceli was ready again. “There’s a snake, Sister Panda.” The little girl bent down, her tiny hand nearly brushing the head of the snake—scaly, somewhat small, and asymmetrical. The snake was long, fairly thick, with a ridged back. A highly venomous cobra. It would be dangerous if Pandora let Aceli get too close.