C9 Snakebite
"Tat tat tat, tat tat," Yeh Han shouted as he swatted the grass, "The big tiger is coming, dear snakes, you must swim away quickly or you will be bitten. Also, you must not attack me, because I am very big and will kill you all.
Yeh Han's mouth twitched. This low and overbearing growl, could it be a mouse? Hahaha, the rats here look really domineering. Even though he thought this, he still screamed and ran forward: "Mom, save me, save me, wawa, I don't want to be eaten by a tiger."
"Roar!" The tiger leapt up and lunged at him.
"AHH!" Yeh Han screamed and ran forward.
"Roar!" The tiger looked as if it was mocking him. Seeing how timid he was, the tiger was not in a hurry to eat him. Instead, it followed behind him at a leisurely pace.
"Wuwuwu." Yeh Han looked at the big tiger that was getting closer to him. He picked up a rock and threw it at it. The tiger easily dodged and revealed its sharp teeth. Yeh Han could clearly see that there was still blood on it.
He crawled forward shakily, and the tiger walked towards him at a moderate pace.
He picked up some dirt and threw it at the tiger again. The tiger did not expect this move and started to sneeze.
Yeh Han got up quickly and ran around recklessly. Unknowingly, he had lost his way.
Not long after, the tiger caught up to him. It was clearly a bit angry and was ready to bite him to death.
Yeh Han slipped and rolled down the hill. He covered his face in panic and screamed loudly. The tiger stopped and looked down fearfully, as if there was something that frightened it.
Yeh Han finally stopped, but the scene in front of him almost scared off his soul. It was a 1.5 meter dark colored python, which was the size of a teenager's arm. It was opening its mouth and swallowing a squirrel that was the size of a fist.
"Ahh!" Yeh Han covered his eyes and screamed, but his eyes that were through the gaps of his fingers were wide open. "Ahh!
The python looked up at him and continued to enjoy the delicious food in its mouth.
"Phew, aah." "Yeh Han took a deep breath and continued to scream, his legs trembling uncontrollably.
The squirrel was larger than the python had expected. Although it tried its best to open its mouth, it was still stuck and the strength of its tail was slightly relaxed.
After being scared, Yeh Han blinked his eyes, as if he understood the reason behind the python's motionless mouth. He swallowed his saliva, and somehow reached out to pry open the python's tail. Then, he picked up the dying squirrel, and under its murderous gaze, he quickly ran away, ran away, and left.
The python's eyes widened dangerously. "Child, you are doomed if you dare to snatch food from my mouth."
Yeh Han hugged the squirrel in a daze. He swallowed, "Oh my god, what did I do, I actually broke open a snake's tail and stole its lunch, wuu, I'm dead for sure, wait, a snake is a snake, isn't a human being the same in its eyes, maybe it doesn't know me, so I'm safe, and I'm crawling so slowly, even a tiger can't beat me, not to mention my legs.
Because of his bumpiness, the little squirrel slowly opened its eyes. It could be said to be a miracle as it blinked its shiny black eyes and began to struggle with all its might. It was timid and afraid of people, and it had just experienced life and death; it was almost strangled to death by a python.
Yeh Han's hand shook as the squirrel landed on the ground and quickly climbed up the nearest tree.
Yeh Han was surprised for a moment and then smiled in delight, "That's great, Little Squirrel. I thought you wouldn't be able to survive anymore, remember not to get caught again, it's painful to be strangled to death. You have to cherish your life and avoid dangerous species."
The little squirrel wormed into the hole in the tree and carefully stuck out its little head. It looked at him with fear in its eyes and then quickly hid inside the hole in the tree.
Yeh Han was a bit disappointed. He pouted his lips and quickly recovered. He took off the branch from the tree beside him and continued to walk forward as if he had forgotten the scary story from earlier.