"There is a giant python here. If you try to steal my machete again, don't blame me for practicing on you first."
Tina didn't expect me to say that, and her eyes widened in surprise.
She was held back by Olivia.
The two whispered to each other seemingly, but in fact, they deliberately spoke loudly to let me hear them.
"Mom, if something really happens, just throw her out. Isn't she powerful? I want to see who is more powerful, humans or animals."
They didn't keep it secret from me anymore.
Maybe Olivia thought that she could eat snake meat.
"If you want to throw me out, I'll take you with me. I'll take you with me even if I die."
Since I reached a dead end, I began to show my true nature.
Today would be the day Olivia died.
"Wait! Silence!" Andy suddenly stopped, raised his hand and stood still, his face alert. "Here it comes."
I lifted the machete and held it to my chest.
A breeze blew by, and the leaves rustled, coupled with the sound of friction.
The sky suddenly changed, and it was plunged into darkness.
The python was suspended in the middle of the air, hissing its tongue.
I rubbed my eyes and covered my mouth to stop myself from screaming.
Five meters! It was about five meters in length.
I wondered how old the python was!
Olivia was standing in front, rubbing her hands in excitement, and shouted to Andy, "Hurry up, Andy! Kill it, and we'll have snake meat to eat!"
Andy's back was already soaked with sweat, and it seemed like he had no courage to move.
His voice was filled with tears. "No, I can't... It’s too big..."
He backed down and moved backward.
Olivia didn't allow him to give up! She suddenly stretched out her hand and pushed him towards the python from behind.
"It must be killed! It must die! I want to eat meat!"
The situation was in chaos at the front, and Tina was so anxious that she kept slapping her thigh, not knowing what to do next.
Suddenly, she turned around and aimed her eyes at me. "Why don't you go!"
Fuck!
Sizzle!
The python opened its mouth impatiently, aiming its sharp fangs at Andy to bite his shoulder.
The blood gushed out, and the whole place turned red.
The smell of blood drifted over the hill, and instantly snakes moved in all directions, making swish sounds.
It made me shudder.
Ten, twenty...
Nearly fifty small snakes all rushed towards us!
