Wen Nan nimbly turned around and avoided the python's attack.

The embroiderer saw the python attack Wen Nan.

Carrying her prey on her back, she was overjoyed, thinking the python would no longer pay attention to her.

She turned to run, but after taking only two steps, the embroiderer was suddenly tightly wrapped by the python's tail, which kept tightening.

The embroiderer's exaggerated movements also attracted the python's attention.

The embroiderer was gradually wrapped up until she could hardly breathe.

The snake had coiled itself around Wen Nan, and Wen Nan thought it wouldn't have the strength to deal with him.

But I never expected... this python had such a huge appetite!

The gaping maw of the abyss suddenly lunged towards Wen Nan.

Wen Nan pursed her lips slightly, and with her agile movements, she dodged the python's attack.

The embroiderer was being strangled until her eyes rolled back in her head.

The python had no intention of letting Wen Nan go either.

The python flicked its scarlet forked tongue and turned to bite Wen Nan again.

Wen Nan skillfully dodged it.

After several rounds, Wen Nan kept retreating and defending, but he was also slightly out of breath.

If this continues... she'll run out of energy and be finished.

Wen Nan gripped the dagger tightly, leaped onto the tree, and thrust the sharp blade straight at the python's vital spot.

The python's body convulsed suddenly. Its tail loosened... The embroiderer collapsed onto the snow, panting heavily, her eyes rolling back as if she were about to die.

After pricking her, Wen Nan didn't stop, continuing to slide downwards.

The python was disemboweled by Wen Nan.

In the blink of an eye, there was no more movement.

Wen Nan looked at the embroiderer who had fainted in the snow. She took all her prey and then dug out the snake's gall bladder.

He reached out and tore off the embroiderer's clothes to cover the gall bladder, then threw it into the basket.

I wonder if I can sell it for some money...

Wen Nan's hands were covered in blood, and the stench of blood assaulted his senses.

Wen Nan glanced at the embroiderer who hadn't moved for a while. She wiped her hands, covered in the sticky blood from the snake's body, on the embroiderer's clothes, then mixed them with the cold snow to clean them.

The embroiderer's body was completely disfigured, and her clothes reeked of blood.

Before leaving, Wen Nan casually tossed the python's corpse onto the embroiderer.

Wen Nan clapped her hands, went home to change into clean clothes, and then went to the market.

Inside Wen Nan's basket were two wild rabbits and three geese.

Wen Nan's throwing skills were excellent; he wasn't quite dead. Together they sold for five hundred copper coins.

He then took the snake gall to a pharmacy, where the owner immediately recognized the snake as being quite old.

They readily gave a price.

Ten taels of silver.

Wennan's trip was still worthwhile.

The embroiderer had just regained consciousness when she suddenly opened her eyes to find the python's head staring at her eerily.

The embroiderer had just woken up when she was so frightened that she wet herself and fainted again.

When evening came, the embroiderer woke up and found that the python was already dead.

Despite being covered in sticky blood and feeling the cold in her crotch, the embroiderer was so frightened that she wet her pants.

After walking for half an hour, the embroiderer knew that Wen Nan must have killed the python.

Why didn't she take me with her? And... all her prey was taken by Wen Nan!

The embroiderer was so angry she gritted her teeth.

But she forgot how she pushed Wen Nan out under the snake's gaze.

If it were the original form, it would probably have already been eaten by the python.

The embroiderer returned covered in blood, and everyone saw it.

Aunt Zhao never expected that the embroiderer would get nothing and end up in such a sorry state.

Suddenly, someone among the onlookers said something.