Bai Junjun took advantage of the moment to pull Bai Sasa and Xiao Shan back into the tree hollow: "Stay here, and don’t come out without my command."
After speaking, she closed the vine door outside, which automatically coiled itself into a thick wall.
By this time, the python outside had recovered from the deterrence of the 24 arrow feathers.
Seeing Bai Junjun reappear, its pupils slit vertically, and it lunged to bite.
Bai Junjun hooked her lips into a smile and yanked on the Drooping Tube Flower Vines in her hand.
"I was just looking for something to test my weapon on, and since you’ve thrown yourselves into the fray, I won’t be polite."
As she spoke, the brown vines began to dance like a dragon. The boa was adept at strangling its prey, and seeing the tiny human daring to dance with it using vines, it felt scorned and offended.
The boa bit at her angrily, but before it could get close, it felt a burning pain in its scales. It turned its head too late to see the flesh burst open wherever the vines had touched.
The python couldn’t hold back its rage as its eyes pained again, having been pierced by the fine-rain-like 24 arrow feathers.
Only then did it realize that the scent of the boa was on those fine needles because it too had suffered here!
The boa knew that Bai Junjun was a tough nut to crack, so it stopped its pursuit and turned back, leaping into the water to attack the small boat on the lake.
Bai Junjun leaned out to chase after it and saw that around Li Wenli’s rocking boat, there was actually a bunch of pythons constantly ramming into the small craft.
Yes, not a few, but a swarm!
They were rolling around like eels!
Was there actually a python nest here???
Bai Junjun couldn’t care about anything else; she hung the vines on the tree and joined the battle herself.
A typical snake nest has at least a hundred snakes, and once they are on the move, it’s a full-scale assault.
Who knows what Li Wenli did to provoke the entire python nest to strike.
Bai Junjun finally reached the center of the whirlpool and saw Bai Lingyu unconscious on the boat. Li Wenli alone was using a net of Wind Blades to fend off the pythons getting close.
Even though the water was full of pythons, his Wind Blades were impervious, preventing the snakes from getting close as they churned and bellowed around him.
"What have you done now?" Bai Junjun frowned.
This guy seemed to cause trouble every other day, embracing death as if it were his mission.
Li Wenli, hearing the familiar voice above, looked up and saw the beautiful girl sitting on the tree, her eyes full of disdain.
Li Wenli cried out that it was unfair: "This has nothing to do with me."
The issue started when they began extracting crystal. Bai Lingyu, true to being a young prodigy, became more adept at extracting the energy of crystals.
Li Wenli was just sitting on the boat drinking crystal, but he hadn’t expected the Water Spirit to have guardian beasts.
The numerous pythons had developed intelligence from being farmed by the Water Spirit and now regarded it as their property.
Feeling the energy of the Water Spirit being stolen bit by bit, the entire python nest went into a fury.
The pythons, disturbed in their cake, emerged from the water with snarling faces seeking revenge, and Bai Lingyu, seeing the calm water suddenly teeming with more snakes than one could count, fainted from shock.
Li Wenli briefly recounted the events that had transpired here. Meanwhile, the snakes underwater seemed to have noticed another fish that had escaped the net in the tree.
So, quite a few snakes shifted their target and swam toward Bai Junjun.
Climbing trees was even simpler for snakes than swimming, and they arrived rustling in an instant.