[Wait, what did I just see? When did these two get together?]

[I didn't want these two to be together. Mu Ge and the other two never turned off their streamers, but these two kept theirs off, only turning it on for an hour in the middle. Luckily, we didn't encounter any virtual creatures during that time, so I didn't see anything.]

I feel the same way.

[Refuse to let them both go together +1]

...

"Alright, you two get some rest." Mu Qingyun could only agree, seeing the way the two seemed so inseparable.

As she got up, she turned her head and realized that Fan Xuanye and Xiong Ruoyou were asleep, leaning against each other.

"Go to your room," she said, pulling out their sleeping bags and taking out warm clothes to cover them.

“Okay.” Sue and Kazel responded, exchanged a smile, and nodded to each other.

Seeing that they had all gone to rest, Mu Qingyun raised her hand to turn off the live broadcast device and walked out of the house.

She suddenly thought of something that might help her.

With a little energy remaining in her body, she transferred it to her left hand. Her plant-based powers flashed green, and she silently sent a message outward.

Sure enough, not long after, a faint sound reached her ears.

She looked closely and saw a group of snakes of various colors crawling rapidly toward her, densely packed together, a sight that truly made her hair stand on end.

The swarm of snakes stopped in front of her, their bodies rising upwards, half of them upright.

A group of snakes stared coldly at her with their vertical eyes, and they all stood up, their gazes level with hers. This feeling was truly strange.

Just as she was at a loss, the snakes suddenly parted, making way for her.

A red-banded king snake slowly crawled out of the darkness and gradually approached her. The red-banded king snake was much larger than an ordinary snake, and there was even something that looked like a ruby ​​between its eyes.

"Warrior, are you summoning us?"

A hoarse voice rang out, and Mu Qingyun knew it was the Crimson King Serpent speaking. She was too lazy to correct her that she wasn't that so-called Warrior.

"I hope you can help me." Mu Qingyun's left hand flashed with green light as she communicated with the Crimson King Serpent in her mind. "I need to hunt down seven hundred virtual creatures in the next nine days."

"Hunting virtual creatures?" The Crimson King Serpent narrowed its red eyes, thought for a moment, and nodded. "Sure, I know that thing needs to be hunted down by you, Warrior, right?"

"Yes," she replied.

The Crimson King Serpent hesitated for a moment, then looked down at the swarm of snakes around it. "Okay, every evening, Warrior, wait for us here, and we will try our best to drag the virtual creatures over."

However, we can only attack species within our capabilities. I wonder if the brave warrior minds? Are there any species that absolutely must be hunted?

“There are no species requirements, just do your best.” She looked at the red-banded king cobra and smiled gratefully. “Thank you.”

“Warrior, you are too kind,” the Crimson Serpent shook its head. “It was disrespectful of us not to come and pay our respects to you sooner. We will do our best to help you if you need anything in the future.”

"Thank you." After thanking her again, Mu Qingyun felt genuinely comfortable for the first time. With such strong external support, she immediately calmed down.

The Red-banded King Serpent nodded at her, its red eyes flashing. It hissed a few times, and the swarm of snakes, as if receiving some kind of command, nodded at her in unison before following the Red-banded King Serpent away.

This doesn't look like a swarm of snakes; it looks more like well-trained soldiers.

Mu Qingyun nodded with satisfaction. With this matter resolved, a huge weight was finally lifted from her heart.

She turned and went back into the house. She forced herself to stay awake and guided the energy in her body to circulate in her dantian. After several cycles, the energy filled her entire body.

She spent the whole night cultivating with her eyes closed, and by dawn, her powers had basically been fully restored.

The second day was the same, except that today there was Butterfly Dance. Butterfly Dance was holding her, making it easier to attack.

They encountered no flying virtual creatures, so having the ability to fly was like adding wings to a tiger.

When she returned to her house that night, while everyone else was asleep, she went to the place from the previous night. Sure enough, the snakes coiled around one virtual creature after another and dragged them in front of her.

Some of the virtual creatures appeared to be knocked unconscious, some looked like they had been bitten by snakes and paralyzed, and others were barely clinging to life, on the verge of death.

She deliberately didn't turn off the live stream so that viewers could see her hunting virtual creatures; otherwise, they would definitely become suspicious.

As expected, the viewers in the live stream went wild.

[What is this? Oh my god, this looks disgusting! I can't take it, I have trypophobia.]

Wow, this is really creepy! Why are there so many snakes here? And they're even coiled around virtual creatures. What are they trying to do?

[My guess is that it's related to Brother Mu.]

...

Mu Qingyun stepped forward, took out a laser gun from the storage bag, and walked step by step to the various virtual creatures, using the laser gun to harvest their heads.

It's so great to be able to earn virtual points without lifting a finger, especially since the snake swarm is huge and she's captured a lot of virtual creatures.

With each swift stroke, her hand ached, but many virtual creatures remained entangled around her.

Many virtual creatures that were already on the verge of death turned into golden sand because she didn't hunt them down in time.

"Red-banded King Serpent, why have you captured so many virtual creatures? Where did you catch them from?" she asked the Red-banded King Serpent in her mind as she harvested them one by one.

"I don't know either. I'm quite curious too. Since yesterday, the number of virtual creatures on this deserted island has inexplicably increased." The Crimson King Serpent followed her step by step, answering her questions.

Has it increased?

A hint of doubt flashed in Mu Qingyun's eyes. It shouldn't be like this. It's good enough that Mu Jingfeng isn't making things difficult for her. There's no way he would increase the number of virtual creatures for her.

So who exactly did this increased dosage?

It was nearly midnight when Mu Qingyun finished off the last virtual creature. He rubbed his aching wrist, turned to the Crimson King Serpent, and nodded in thanks.

[Hmm, I've actually watched this far. I feel this is a bit unfair; letting a snake capture a virtual creature seems a bit cheating, doesn't it?]

[While this behavior is indeed a bit...unconventional, Brother Mu didn't violate any military academy rules, and there's no rule in the academy prohibiting such methods.]

[Ugh, I was originally looking forward to watching Mu-ge create a miracle in ten days, but now I suddenly don't want to watch it anymore.]