The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 4406

Chapter 4406

"We're all suffering from the fall from grace," Kendall muttered to herself as she sighed when she looked at the Golden Scale Python. "Well, I guess our encounter can be considered one of fate. I'll help you out."

As the words rang through the air, Kendall summoned her inner energy to soar into the air and then into the poisonous scorpions.

After about an hour, about a thousand poisonous scorpions finally retreated when they witnessed Kendall's powers. They left the ground littered with carcasses.

Kendall picked up the inner cores on the floor, ingesting them one by one. Instantly, she was filled with energy.

A short while after, Kendall turned around. She noticed that the incredibly long body of the python was covered in bite marks, making for a bone­chilling sight. However, the python had impressive healing abilities, and its scales were rather strong. The countless bite marks were mostly epidermal lacerations.

However, due to the numbing effect of the poison, the python was frozen. Even the slightest move was difficult.

If it were not treated in time, there was no way it could hold on for much longer.

Kendall stared at the python as it stared back at her. It flicked its tongue in and out with a gaze full of wariness.

The Golden Scale Python had incredibly high sentience. Even though the woman saved its life, it did not let its guard down for a single second. It knew that some human beings could be scarier than the most venomous beasts.

"Don't worry!"

Sensing the wariness in the python's eyes, Kendall exhaled as she spoke slowly. "I was just passing by when I saw those poisonous scorpions attacking you. I thought I'd help you out. I'm not going to hurt you."

As she spoke, Kendall studied the python's condition briefly. She said," You've been poisoned pretty badly. You'll be in pretty bad shape if you're not treated in time. As the Five Poison Sect's Sect Master, that is my specialty. Nod, if you trust me, and I'll treat you. How’s that?"

Kendall's exquisite features seemed sincere when she spoke.

Even though the python was not fully-grown, it was smart and conscious enough to understand the human language. It fell into deep thought as it considered Kendall's words.

Several seconds later, the python turned to Kendall and nodded.

Kendall let out a sigh of relief. She slowly made her way toward the snake and began to treat the poison in the python's body.

The healing was completed within a few minutes, and Kendall clapped her hands with a smile on her face. "All done! You should be fine now. I'll be on my way."

It was best to think of a way out of there as soon as possible.

As she spoke, Kendall turned to leave.

Then, the python let out a series of hissing shrieks, clinging onto the edge of Kendall's dress with its teeth.

Kendall stopped in her steps; confusion was written all over her features." Is there something else?"

The python unhinged its grip on her dress and nodded. It turned to a dark hole behind it, slithering in at top speed while signaling for Kendall to follow with its head.

What did it want?

The sight confused Kendall greatly, but she followed.

A few minutes later, the python had led Kendall to a unique cave. The cave was different from all the others-it was dry, unlike the other uncomfortably damp ones.