White Snake Novels & Stories

Little Black Snake just giggled, then stopped giggling right away: "Boss, what if I die after tasting this? It's fine if I lose my snake life, but I still have to take the civil service exam! I can't die for nothing!" Amelia just grabbed the snake's head with one hand and pushed it into the water: "You're immune to all poisons, what are you scared of!" Little Black Snake gurgled in the water, then after a few seconds lifted its head up: "Does it feel right?" Little Black Snake shook its head: "This smells even stronger than the water at the farmer's market!"

“How long would they do this for?” “Until sunrise.” The forest Nayla “Just stay still, it's going to realize you're not a threat and go away.” I could hear him speak, but I wasn't sure I could believe him. The slithering creature continued to look at me with its head raised. I recognized it was a poisonous snake by the color on its back and the shape of its crown. Suddenly, it moved closer to me. I noticed how big it was when it came closer, giving me an even greater scare.

Right at that moment, a sudden, icy sensation brushed against my arm. I jerked my head around. A small, snow-white snake was slowly slithering up, wrapping its sleek body firmly around my forearm. Its crimson eyes stared directly into mine, its tongue hissing softly as it watched me.

Carnation exclaimed, speechless at what she saw. "She's a white albino reticulated python," Luca said, pointing at the large snake in front of them. Carnation couldn't take her gaze away from the young man's pet python. The enormous snake is stunning. It has a very nice color, which is a mixture of white and yellow. "She's beautiful...," she exclaimed again as she moved closer to the cage's glass. "Can you tell me the name of your pet anaconda in Manila? I don't recall you mentioning it."

The next moment, the battalion made of white smoke went to the different parts of the cave. Lucia stood straight and I looked at her in awe. "Men... of white snake? You mean you are a white snake summoner?" I asked. Although it's not rare to be able to summon magical snakes, the white snake is the highest spirit magical snake and I can't believe Lucia can do that. "Yes, but as you see, just a little trick I made and I got so weak." She smiled bitterly.

The giant white snake uncoiled herself, rearing up to strike and allowing me a better view of the other demon just in time to see it launch itself towards another victim. Screaming, I watched it take John to the ground.

Joe shook fearfully as he looked at the snake’s green eyes and stuttered its name, “The Giant Black Mamba! It followed us here!”

Dómr's deafening howl swayed the trees and the grass under his feet. “HISSSSSSSSSSSSSS…!!!” A déjà vu. BAM! “HVERSU MÖRG SKIPTI HEF ÉG SAGT ÞÉR AÐ TRUFLA EKKI BLUNDINN MINN…!!?” (HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I TOLD YOU NOT TO DISTURB MY NAP……!!?) After the White Snake grumbles with an unenergetic look, her white scale became visible. Her head came slamming down from above and landed just right in front of Dómr.

The other group would remain here and get ready to deal with Maddox Village’s reinforcement troops. The black snake crawled all the way towards the inner part of Mossy Hill. It was a special Kodoku refined by Viper, with sharp perception and high sensitivity towards everything within its surroundings. Its hissing was accompanied by a squeaking vibration sound, creating an extremely bizarre scene to watch. Following the big black snake, Viper and her troop walked several hundred meters into Mossy Hill. Finally, the big black snake slithered up a massive stone and stopped there, then coiled its body into a circle.

Sara did not move, or to say it better, she could not do that. The pressure released by the mountain was immense, everyone had to stay still to resist it. Then, the mountain showed a reptilian head large seven meters that went in front of the rank 4 snake that had just evolved. Only then Sara could make out the true form of the mountain. It was a colossal snake more than fifty meters long and its skin was so white that it seemed to shine on its own.