"Idiot! Didn't I tell you to wait for an opportunity to escape?"

A stick from behind woke Kanda up, and the old rabbit roared in frustration, which made Kanda come to his senses and quickly pulled the old rabbit back.

Under the poisonous fog, some rabbits lost consciousness on the spot and fainted on the ground, while others lay on the ground holding their throats and twitching violently. For a while, the scene was very chaotic, with shouts, cries for help, and crying coming from everywhere.

Kanda organized some young and strong people in the village who had not been poisoned, and prepared to evacuate from the mountain road behind the village with women and children.

But unfortunately, the giant snake also discovered the group of rabbits that were about to escape. Because the heat source reaction of a group of rabbits gathered together was too obvious, in the snake's perception, it was as conspicuous as a red ball suddenly appearing in a blue pattern.

Soon the big snake came around from the side of the hillside, then rushed down, knocking down several large trees, and finally rushed into the retreating rabbit group, dividing the team into two, with a small part outside and most of them trapped in the village, unable to move forward or backward.

Kanda and several other rabbits rushed forward and used various means to lure the big snake away so that the children and women trapped in the village could leave.

However, the big snake didn't care and easily swept the rabbits away with its tail, whipping them onto the trees and rocks nearby. Several of their ribs were broken and they were no longer able to move.

Kanda covered his chest and spit out blood. He watched in pain as the big snake ate the rabbit one bite at a time. He roared in grief and struggled to stand up. Unfortunately, his spine had just been hit on the rock and his lower body had lost consciousness and he could no longer feel anything.

"well....."

The silver-haired girl looked at this tragic scene and jumped down from the branch.

Suddenly, there was a gust of wind in the forest, and the lush branches and leaves swayed in the wind, making a rustling sound.

Then a whirlwind rolled up layers of leaves and covered the silver-ringed snake, interfering with its hunting and vision.

The big snake shook its body frantically, trying to avoid these annoying leaves, but it could not leave the range of the leaf whirlwind. Finally, it had to swim away and dive into the woods, using the dense woods to block the troublesome whirlwind.

After entering the woods, although the whirlwind gradually disappeared, several invisible wind sickles were heard from all around from time to time, constantly lifting the scales on the snake's body, cutting into it and revealing red flesh and blood.

The big snake opened its golden eyes wide in anger and looked around, its bright red tongue flickering in and out, trying to find out who was attacking it.

Unfortunately, the silver-haired girl's perception was much stronger than its own, and since they were far away, it was basically a beyond-visual-range attack, so the snake's actions were in vain.

The wind blades kept cutting the snake's body. Although they were not fatal, they made it more and more impatient. Unable to find the enemy, it could only run around everywhere and use trees in the forest to block attacks.

While the giant snake was scurrying around in the mountains and forests, gusts of whirlwinds blew away the poisonous fog in the village, and many rabbits were saved.

The old rabbit from before knelt on the ground with his hands on the ground in the open space in the village, and expressed his gratitude loudly.

"Merciful and great being, thank you for saving our weak tribe. No matter what you need, our tribe will do its best to meet your needs. Please, save us, we are willing to follow you."

He was in tears and spoke in a very sincere tone. Following his lead, the other rabbits also began to kneel on the ground and beg.

Although they still don't know who saved them, it doesn't matter. No matter who it was, the outcome won't be worse than it is now.

The swiftly flying wind blades shuttled through the forest, accurately avoiding branches and other shrubs, and cut into the snake. At this moment, the snake was no longer as calm as before. It was covered in blood, with many scales peeled off, and roared silently.

As if it had finally figured something out, the big snake stopped running around in the woods and turned back to the small village.

Its not-so-bright brain finally figured out that this matter might be related to the rabbits in this village.

The moving snake rolled over trees and rubble, directly crushing the wooden walls surrounding the village. It glared fiercely at the remaining rabbits in the village, completely ignoring the scales that were constantly being lifted off its body and the increasing number of scars. It opened its bloody mouth and a thick poisonous mist gushed out, which began to spread in the village again.

From a distance, Loran Hill watched the giant snake return to the village and felt a bit daunted. He had originally intended to slowly grind it to death, but if it took too long, all the rabbits in the village would probably be dead, and even killing the giant snake wouldn't be very meaningful.

"The wind is coming!"

The mountain mist swept in from all directions, carrying countless leaves, grass, and soil, and then surrounded the snake, blowing away the poisonous mist it exhaled, blocking its vision and perception.

The king snake itself possessed some ability to manipulate air currents, but it was completely outmatched by Loran Hill, a natural master of the wind, and was completely suppressed. It tumbled anxiously around the village, searching for the being who had secretly attacked it.

Seeing that many houses in the village were crushed, some rabbits were running around crying. Among them was a mother holding her child, curled up in the corner, her body trembling slightly, trying hard to cover the child's mouth to prevent the giant snake from noticing them.

The giant snake really didn't pay any attention to this little character. It swam past her with its bright red tongue spitting out, but its tail swept past inadvertently as it swam, and it was about to smash the mother and her child into a paste.

Suddenly a violent blast of air whizzed past the mother and hit the snake's tail, deflecting it and preventing the tragedy.

But this also attracted the attention of the giant snake, and its ferocious head immediately turned around and tried to continue attacking the poor mother and daughter.

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