The last plant pet took me to be the landlord

Chapter 77 Wind Dragon 1

After being slammed against the green wall of pine needles by the giant python's tail and unable to be pulled down, Lu Bei'er finally found the strength to use her hands with the help of wood energy and spiritual spring liquid.

She grabbed the pine needle branches, then raised her head with difficulty, turned her neck, and saw the gray vine flying out from the cedar crown.

The vines, which were intertwined into a strand and as thick as thighs, tightly wrapped around the giant python's seven inches.

The giant python opened its mouth wide and twisted its body wildly, with its sharp fangs extending from its mouth as if to bite the gray vines.

But the flexible vines always manage to avoid its teeth and slowly begin to tighten at the seven-inch mark.

With its life being strangled by the throat, the giant python almost launched its last and most frantic struggle. Its huge body kept twisting and thrashing, trying to get rid of the gray vines.

Seeing this, Lu Beier not only worried about the gray vines in her heart, but also secretly prayed that the tail that was swung out in the air with a huge afterimage would not touch her again.

If her body, which was lying on the pine branch at the moment, was touched by the giant python's tail again, even if it just brushed past it a little, Lu Beier was sure that her skeleton and internal organs would be torn out of her body.

So, she tried her best to reduce her presence as much as possible, and wanted to bury herself in the pine needles, hoping not to be touched by the snake's tail.

The wood element in the body was running at such a fast speed that there was a faint burning sensation in the tendons and veins all over the body, but he did not dare to stop at all.

The spiritual spring liquid was still swallowed in big gulps, and the effect of double repair was also significant.

At the beginning, I could simply control my hands and head and neck, and later I could move my legs and waist as well.

After Lu Beier felt that most of the internal injuries had been healed, she began to try to move her body.

But the battle between the giant python and the gray vines had reached the most critical moment. The gray vines had deeply embedded into the flesh of the giant python, and blood kept oozing out from the place where it was strangled. The head and body of the giant python seemed to be inflated, becoming rounder and fatter than before.

If his eyes had not been blind, they would have bulged out by now.

Their fight has reached a fever pitch, and it remains to be seen whether the python's body is strong enough or the gray vines are more powerful.

The giant python was almost at its craziest moment, and Lu Beier didn't dare to let go of her anxious heart.

She wanted desperately to get down from the shaking cedar and stay away from their battlefield, but she was also very worried that she would suffer if she moved her body.

Because, during the few minutes when she was healing, the pine needle walls above, below, left and right of her were almost all affected by the crazy snake tail of the giant python, and she was almost hit several times.

Lu Beier felt that her current position might just be the blind spot for the giant python's tail to attack indiscriminately.

Therefore, she didn't dare to move rashly, and she was tormented by the thrill and excitement.

The cedar branches were soft but tough. After being hit so many times by the giant python, the pine needles still stood upright, each one clearly visible. Lu Beier huddled tightly inside it and took a peek. Almost no pine branches were knocked down by the snake's tail.

As for the gray vine, after it tightly wrapped around the python's neck, the other end was separated from the mutant cedar when the python rolled and struggled.

Lu Bei'er felt that this unknown gray vine seemed to be protecting the cedar. It began to break away from the cedar when the giant python attacked the cedar, and then it directly wrapped around the giant python's vital point.

As for saving itself, that should be considered incidental. It and the mutant cedar probably have a wonderful symbiotic relationship.

Several minutes had passed and the giant python's huge body began to roll down the mountain involuntarily. It also tried to lower its head and rub against various obstacles on the ground, trying to break free from the vines that were tightly wrapped around its neck.

But it's of no use.

Because at this time the vines were getting tighter and tighter, almost completely embedded in the flesh on the python's neck.

The python has no hands, so its frantic struggle is in vain.

I don’t know what kind of vine this is, it’s so tough.

The giant python's rolling movements gradually slowed down, and Lu Bei'er, who was lying on the pine needle wall, clearly felt that the amplitude of the cedar's shaking had decreased slightly.

But be sure not to collapse the entire top of the mountain!

At this time, a faint light began to appear in the distant eastern sky, which was already pale as a fish belly.

It's almost dawn.

The rumbling vibrations caused by the giant python extended from the top of the mountain to the foot of the mountain, crushing countless grasses and tree trunks.

When the sun rose brightly, Lu Bei'er finally saw the giant python struggling slowly at the foot of the mountain.

It was still tumbling and twisting, but its movements were extremely slow.

He probably only has one breath left.

A red sun appeared above the mountain ridge in the distance in the east. The morning breeze blowing on her face seemed to carry the warmth of the rising sun, soothing Lu Beier's entire body that was drenched in sweat due to the pain from her injury.

The morning sun shone on the entire devastated mountaintop, on the only huge cedar tree. Lu Beier suddenly heard a clear bird song coming from inside the cedar.

Then, one after another, the calls of various birds rang in her ears and in the forest.

"Cuckoo! Chirp! Chirp! Bloopers! Coo! Cuckoo!..."

There was a rustling sound of flapping wings coming from above her head. Lu Bei'er looked up and saw various birds, some gray and some colorful, flying out from the top of the treetops, flying to all directions of the entire forest, and fading away with the clear sound of birds singing.

Lu Bei'er held the pine needles and the gray vines with her hands and finally slid down the slope of the green wall slowly.

She stood under the mutated cedar on the top of the mountain, looking at the giant python that was no longer moving at the foot of the mountain in the distance. She finally relaxed and then collapsed to the ground.

There was a rustling sound, and Lu Bei'er sat up straight.

It turned out to be Xiaolaba and Xiangxiang.

They were crawling toward her from the mountainside.

Their vines shrank to about one meter in length, the thickness of a thumb, and the entire buds and leaves were destroyed beyond recognition.

Lu Bei'er could already hear their whimpering cries of grievance in her consciousness.

This time, they really tried their best to help themselves, and even suffered great damage themselves.

Maybe, just maybe, more than one bucket of spiritual spring water is needed for comfort!

When she got there, Lu Bei'er touched the drooping buds one by one, and the petals were all incomplete.

I immediately felt sorry for them and filled a large bath bucket with spiritual spring water and let it out for them.

"You two, hurry in! It must be painful to be injured so badly! Oh, and where are your two little brothers?"

A thin vine stretched out from the bathtub that submerged the entire vines of the two flowers and pointed towards the hillside not far away.

Lu Bei'er looked up and saw that, sure enough, there were three vines sliding up from below.

When Lu Beier saw the creature sliding like that, she immediately thought of a giant python.

She turned her face away, she didn't want to look.

Hey, when will the flowers grow feet? Then the way they walk will be more beautiful than moving like snakes!

Hmm? It seems a bit weird.

Lu Bei'er turned back and looked again, and there were indeed three vines.

The two younger brothers were getting closer and closer, with another vine following behind them.

It was a gray vine without leaves.