But it was clear that Cheng Shuang had already witnessed their ferocity, as had Du Jun; they remained unfazed and showed no sign of backing down.
The human-headed fish scrambled onto the bamboo bridge, howling in agony as they climbed, their legs too weak to move, determined to reach the two humans.
The bamboo bridge left trails of green water, a person steaming with mist like a fairy or a demon, and a group of men and women puffing out smoke, looking more like fire ghosts coming ashore. It was not only not aesthetically pleasing, but also quite an eyesore.
Just as Du Jun was about to cover Cheng Shuang's eyes, the little girl flicked her head to dodge. She stood up from the roof, waved her hand and threw out a card. Then, a tiny Mr. Pea stood in front of them, with two bean sprout-like legs spread apart, looking down at the bunch of humanoid monsters that were about to grow legs, and began a verbal battle of cursing.
Green peas fall to the ground and turn into sticky objects. Humanoid monsters that are too close together are immediately stuck together, and even those crawling alone will be stuck to the bamboo bridge.
Is it wrong to take advantage of their weakness and kill them? Absolutely!
Cheng Shuang finally felt her anger subside, and coldly let Mr. Pea do as he pleased.
Mr. Pea, having been absent for a long time, was filled with enthusiasm, and his insults were truly unique and extremely insulting.
The villagers, now separated from the fish, were clearly not mindless beasts. They not only understood what they heard, but also remembered it all. Most of them were baring their teeth and their faces were full of anger.
Their anger was clearly Mr. Pea's motivation. Before long, the bamboo bridge was covered with a layer of green, sticky substance, enveloping dozens of writhing, unwilling humanoid monsters, looking like chewing gum stuck to the ground.
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