Chapter 71 Fear
Zheng Wudi circled around in place but didn't find anything new or interesting.
Um?
Something new and interesting?
How could you have such a thought?
Zheng Wudi shook his head and randomly chose a direction to walk in.
Anyway, there were mountains all around, and Zheng Wudi didn't have any familiar places in his memory.
There's no need to specifically choose one.
Take it one step at a time.
There's nothing you can do if you're really going to die.
...
Then Zheng Wudi was knocked unconscious from behind.
She didn't even know who it was, and then she lost consciousness.
She'll find out who did it, and she'll make them regret it.
He might make tough threats, but he wouldn't dare to actually confront a truly ruthless person.
When Zheng Wudi woke up, he found himself hanging upside down, and then he discovered that there were snakes everywhere where his head was hanging.
Did we enter a snake hole?
The snakes inside were moving slowly.
Several of the snakes had already stood upright.
Zheng Wudi got goosebumps just looking at it.
There was a particularly thick and long snake that, when it stood upright, almost reached Zheng Wudi's hanging hair.
You can't climb here!
If he climbed up like that, Zheng Wudi would probably "sing a song."
The snakes in the snake hole probably didn't like each other.
The snake that was about to reach Zheng Wudi was pinned down by another snake.
Zheng Wudi immediately breathed a sigh of relief.
But it was a bit too early to let my guard down.
Snap, snap, snap.
A series of footsteps came in.
Zheng Wudi's head was already a little congested from being hung up.
My eyes were bloodshot, and my vision gradually blurred.
The person didn't approach; they stayed at a distance, holding a wooden stick, and poked Zheng Wudi's hand.
"Tell me? How did you get in?" The voice was rough; the person who came was a man.
Through his blurred vision, Zheng Wudi could see a tall and slender figure.
Zheng Wudi actually has the mind to think about these trivial matters.
She was incredibly proud of herself.
The man's temperament was quite similar to his voice; before Zheng Wudi could answer, he struck Zheng Wudi with a stick.
Zheng Wudi hunched over in pain.
"Still being stubborn! Let's see if you'll talk or not in a bit!" Before Zheng Wudi could react, the man had already sprinkled a packet of powder in Zheng Wudi's direction.
Zheng Wudi felt extremely wronged, thinking, "Why is this person so impatient?"
She doesn't have any excuses, can't she even react slowly?
Zheng Wudi saw that there was still a lot of medicinal powder floating in the air and it started to sway.
She decided to treat herself as a stick and continued stirring the powder.
The snakes in the snake pit seemed to have been stimulated by something, and they all became agitated, stretching their bodies and climbing upwards.
Thank goodness for Zheng Wudi's crazy move just now.
Some of the snakes in the snake pit also crawled out.
Upon seeing this, the man immediately ran out.
Zheng Wudi was dumbfounded.
She didn't say anything.
Why did you leave?
What should she do then?
These snakes are crawling way too fast!
Zheng Wudi felt as if he was surrounded by snakes.
Sorrow wells up from my heart!
How could he be dying?
Zheng Wudi didn't know who to ask to save her.
A snake with a triangular head was about to crawl onto Zheng Wudi.
There's no hope!
Just die!
As the snake's tongue drew ever closer, Zheng Wudi even considered becoming hospitable and voluntarily embracing death.
Because he was hung upside down for too long, Zheng Wudi was actually relieved when he fainted, thankful that he didn't have to stay awake and wait to die.
...
When Zheng Wudi woke up again, he was already in an antique house.
"Could I have time-traveled again?" Zheng Wudi thought to himself as he opened his eyes.
Time travel?
What kind of new word is this?
Zheng Wudi has no memories of the snake cave he previously in.
Right?
Zheng Wudi remembered that before she fainted, snakes were already crawling onto her body.
I don't know if this snake is poisonous.
Zheng Wudi did a sit-up to get up and check his wounds.
No, apart from the marks on her wrists and ankles where she was bound by rope, there were no other wounds.
Zheng Wudi calculated the time; it seemed she had been rescued very quickly.
Since everything is alright, we should go out and thank the person who helped her.
Then Zheng Wudi opened the door and was somewhat shocked; there was a cliff right outside!
Zheng Wudi looked down, but the depths below were unseen.
That was close!
If he takes one more step, Zheng Wudi will probably have to go down too.
A gust of wind blew, and the loose rocks on the edge of the cliff were blown away.
Zheng Wudi patted his chest, trying to calm his wildly beating heart.
If the main entrance is blocked, how was she brought in?
Zheng Wudi inspected everything inside the house.
There's not even a window, except for a door.
How did she get in?
Zheng Wudi couldn't understand it, so he looked up at the roof, which was also intact.
Where did it come from?
wrong!
She should find a way out now.
Could there be some secret passage here?
Or was the person who brought her in a jerk?
Apart from the wooden bed where Zheng Wudi had just been lying, there was nothing else in the room.
They hadn't yet found a way out, and Zheng Wudi's stomach started growling.
I haven't done anything, so why am I hungry?
How come there are more and more unsolvable problems?
Zheng Wudi seized the time and dared not delay even for a moment, and began to knock on various places in the room.
If all else fails, just demolish this house.
She decided to act immediately. She still had the strength now; if she waited any longer, who knew she might not have the strength left?
Having experienced the trauma of the snake pit, Zheng Wudi was truly terrified.
Zheng Wudi punched the wooden wall opposite the main entrance.
The wooden wall collapsed with a whoosh.
Then the whole house collapsed.
"Cough cough cough!" Zheng Wudi's hand reached out from the collapsed ruins and pulled away the things that were pressing down on him.
"This house is too fragile!" Zheng Wudi really didn't expect that he would collapse the entire house with just one punch.
But it's finally out.
On the other side of the cliff, there were some stone steps leading to the path, which made it much easier to walk.
The sound of the house collapsing was too loud.
A small black dot appeared in the distance and rushed towards us.
With the house collapsed, there was no cover left in the vicinity.
It was unclear whether the visitor was friend or foe.
Zheng Wudi simply sat casually in the ruins of the house, waiting for people to come over.
Zheng Wudi had many possibilities in mind.
I never expected that what came wasn't a human.
It was actually a black-furred ape.
Maybe they were just passing by?
The monkey was very fast and darted in front of Zheng Wudi.
He walked around the ruins of the house that Zheng Wudi had destroyed for a few steps, looked around, and then turned away with some hesitation.
"Who? Who on earth demolished my house?" The ape crouched down, clutching its head, utterly devastated and unable to believe that the shattered remains were its original home.
After venting its anger for a while, the ape calmed down and looked toward where Zheng Wudi was!
When Zheng Wudi saw the noise it made, he was already at a loss.