Apocalypse: My Sweetie Is Tough but Cute
Chapter 307 - Chapter 307 Chapter 306 The Secret Beneath the Swarm of Snakes

Chapter 307: Chapter 306: The Secret Beneath the Swarm of Snakes (1) Chapter 307: Chapter 306: The Secret Beneath the Swarm of Snakes (1) She hadn’t explained the situation clearly before dragging her into the mountain in the pitch dark–it was hard to tell whether it was it going crazy or herself.

Going into the mountain to find a swarm of snakes, that was a risky idea to vocalize. With just one snake, she had almost lost her life; now, it wanted her to go back and search for a swarm.

However, although Su Shu thought this way, her actions were much quicker than her thoughts. She tried to use the ring to take the Little Snake King back into the space but realized it wouldn’t go in, which was when she understood the gravity of the situation.

Initially, she suspected there might be a problem with her own space, but she could put other things in, except for the unconscious Little Snake King.

Su Shu’s heart sank, and she dared not delay, turning back into the house, looking at Xiao’ai sleeping soundly on the bed. What should she do?

In the dead of night, while everyone was asleep, without time to contemplate deeply, Su Shu made an unprecedented decision that night.

She sent Xiao’ai into the space.

In the space’s house, fearing the child might catch a chill, she added an extra warm quilt underneath and gently covered it before leaving. She paused for a moment, turned back to tear off a piece of paper, leaving a note.

At that moment, Su Shu was truly grateful to the Ge Family elders for teaching the child to read.

After leaving the space, not only did Su Shu have a dagger and a short knife in her hand, but she also hastily pulled out a set of outdoor clothes from the storage room and wore a fully equipped hiking pack, picking up the Little Snake King from the ground and heading up the mountain in the moonlight.

At midnight, the road up the mountain was particularly difficult to navigate, and she almost fell several times.

The Little Snake King was placed in her waist pouch, afraid of suffocating it, she unzipped it to one-third to leave a space for air.

Along the way, she broke off a thick stick to probe the path, walking step by step with trepidation.

It wasn’t that she was cowardly, but who goes into the mountain in the middle of the night? One could easily get lost, and besides, where was she supposed to look for a swarm of snakes?

Thinking back to the sight of sprawling snakes she once saw near Peng Mountain, her scalp tingled.

What a situation this was! If only she’d known, she never would have brought the Little Snake King out of the space.

While walking and probing the path, she didn’t know how long she had been walking; many times, she felt she was just going in circles. The sporadic roars of wild beasts in the woods startled her every time.

Navigating the forest with intense mental strain, her physical strength was draining tremendously.

Midway, Su Shu stopped several times to lean against trees and snack on something.

She was supposed to find a swarm of snakes, but how?

The darn snake hadn’t told her anything.

With a grave expression, Su Shu patted off the food crumbs from her hands, picked up the probing stick, and continued on.

No matter how, she thought, just keep going further inside. If she really encountered danger, she could always retreat into her space, ensuring her survival.

As for whether she could find them, she really wasn’t confident, but she had an idea. If the Little Snake King wanted to find the swarm, perhaps it had a sense of their presence?

Could it be that because it was here, the swarm could also sense its presence and come to her?

The more she thought about it, the more she hoped it would be so.

However, Su Shu had been walking for most of the day, and as the sky began to dawn a faint light, she had yet to see even a shadow of a snake.

The sky was about to light up.

Su Shu looked up at the sky, feeling rather heavy-hearted, unsure of what the situation would be after dawn, or whether she could still find them. To not miss the opportunity, she dragged her weary body and continued into the darkness before dawn.

Staggering along, the Little Snake King inside the waist pouch slowly opened its snake eyes, vaguely seeing tree shadows moving overhead.