The peach wood sword in his hand, accompanied by a whistling wind, thrust straight at Suqin with a sharp sword aura.
Suqin sensed the deadly threat and reacted extremely quickly, raising her withered hand to block.
The moment the peach wood sword touched her hand, a muffled "thud" was heard, as if a sharp blade had sliced through rotten flesh, and Suqin's hand was severed.
Dark green, foul-smelling pus gushed out from the broken opening like sewage bursting its banks, splashing onto the ground with a hissing sound.
A nauseating stench instantly filled the air.
This unexpected turn of events also angered Suqin.
She let out a sharp, piercing scream.
The tiny snakes on his head and body began to writhe wildly.
Then, like black arrows, they shot down on Fifth Master in a barrage.
Fifth Master showed no fear. He shouted and wielded his peach wood sword so skillfully that it formed a dense net of swords.
The small snakes crashed into the sword net and died one after another, their blood splattering everywhere and staining Fifth Master's clothes red.
However, there were too many small snakes, and a few still managed to break through the sword net and bite Fifth Master's arms and legs.
Fifth Master frowned, a hint of pain flashing across his face.
But he continued to brandish the peach wood sword in his hand.
Each swing carried immense power, slaying the approaching snakes one by one.
Seeing this, Master Jin shook the bell again, and the sound waves scattered the little snake.
Taking advantage of the situation, Fifth Master thrust his sword at Suqin's shoulder.
Suqin let out a shrill scream, and the little snakes on her body writhed wildly.
She leaped backward to avoid their attack, then turned and fled upstairs.
Uncle Liu slumped to the ground, panting heavily.
After a while, he suddenly remembered something and shouted in terror.
"Oh no, my son is still sleeping upstairs!"
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