Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2107

When all the buildings had disappeared, a dense fog shrouded Matthew, limiting his vision to less than three meters. After experiencing the strange event, he was noticeably more composed now.

Just then, a pair of snake eyes that glowed red stared fixedly at him from within the mist behind him.

Sensing the movement, Matthew didn't hesitate. He raised Bloodreaper and swung it behind him in one swift motion.

Clang!

A loud sound reverberated as sparks flew. At close range, Matthew could make out that the thing attacking him was an enormous tongue. The sword had landed directly on one of its teeth, which was over a meter long.

As the attack failed to hit its mark, the giant serpent's head rapidly recoiled.

"Who are you, ant?" The thunderous, muffled voice sounded like a roaring storm, and it was deafening to the ear. But what truly amazed Matthew was that the giant snake could speak human language.

Today is definitely bizarre.

Matthew warily stared ahead, slowly backing away.

"Matthew Larson from Cathay. Who are you?"

"I am Demon Serpent."

Upon hearing the name, Matthew instantly realized that this was the Eight-Headed Serpent, an ancient monster from Emsgate's legends. How could such a mythical creature appear in reality?

However, when Matthew looked down at Bloodreaper in his hand, he felt as if he had glimpsed a bit of the truth of this world. Some legends might not just be a creation of their forebears but might actually exist.

They were simply submerged in the long river of history, leading people in later generations to mistake them for myths or legends—just like the Bloodreaper in his hand and just like the calamitous Eight-Headed Serpent in front of him.

As Matthew was pondering, the giant snake in front of him opened its big mouth, creating a vortex that sucked in the mist within a ten-kilometer radius. The creature's complete form became clear in Matthew's eyes. It had a hundred-meter-long body with eight snake heads. Compared to it, Matthew felt as small as a mouse standing in front of an elephant.