People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

"Boss, judging by the size of this spider, there should be other large spiders, probably out hunting for food," the slightly talkative zoologist said at this moment.

Ding Ze had also thought of this and nodded, "Mm."

Then, Ding Ze grinned and said, "The flamethrowers we brought have come in handy."

As he spoke, Ding Ze called to his employees, "Two of you go up the tree and burn all those things."

Upon receiving the order, two employees who were very good at climbing trees soon set off, carrying flamethrowers on their backs.

About a quarter of an hour later.

The flamethrower is activated.

The dense spider webs instantly burst into flames, creating a truly dazzling and beautiful scene.

Within minutes, the spider web was almost completely burned away.

Ding Ze was satisfied. With a wave of his hand, he ordered them to continue advancing. (End of Chapter)

Chapter 382 Suspected Location

Ding Ze and his group walked all the way to the top of the small hill.

The result was not surprising. The hill was too small, and the trees and vegetation in the forest were too dense, so even when you reached the top, you couldn't see anything looking down.

In this way, if you want to see anything, you have to risk climbing the tree and getting to the canopy.

This could be a real problem.

To put it bluntly, these experts are basically just shut-ins.

I can climb trees, but that's about it. I really don't have the confidence to climb these towering trees... The trees here are all too tall. If I accidentally fall while climbing, I could really die.

In situations like this, Ding Ze has to reveal his true, mad, and murderous side.

In layman's terms, it means we should stop being so frivolous and start intimidating these experts.

As it turned out, the effect was very good.

Ding Ze didn't put in much effort; he simply spoke a few words with a cold face and a stern tone, and the experts were frightened. They reluctantly agreed and then obediently climbed the tree.

Ding Ze and the others waited quietly downstairs, smoking and drinking water.

"Do you think someone might fall down?" After waiting a little while and making sure the person up the tree couldn't hear him, Ding Ze asked Janet in a low voice.

Janet was taken aback, then rolled her eyes at Ding Ze and whispered, "You really are a jerk."

Ding Ze grinned. "Hehe, Ms. Austin, is this the first time you've met me?"

Ugh.

Janet sighed and nodded. "Yeah, who are you? Why are you so close to me? I might call the police."

"Hehe, what's the point of calling the police in this desolate wilderness?" Ding Ze chuckled slyly. "Little girl, I advise you to cooperate and make me feel good, so I don't force myself on you."

Janet chuckled, "Hmph, I'd rather die than submit!"

The two of them started bickering.

Some employees who were close to Ding Ze and Janet were getting a headache from listening. They were worried that if they kept listening, Ding Ze would kill them. So they tried their best to distract themselves and not listen.

Time flies, and before we knew it, more than an hour had passed.

Finally, the experts laboriously climbed to the top of the tree and began to gaze into the distance.

After watching for a short while, the experts actually managed to spot several locations that appeared to have collapsed.

Having taken notes, the experts didn't dawdle; they slowly moved their bodies, preparing to descend.

Unexpectedly, at this very moment...

There was a sudden commotion in the treetops not too far away.

Upon hearing this, several experts turned their heads to look over.

It's broad daylight now, the sun is shining brightly, and the view is excellent.

Look at this!

What the hell!

There was a gigantic snake, its body seemingly gleaming in the sunlight, swimming toward them.

In an instant, the experts were almost scared to death. Fortunately, they remained rational, and more importantly, their survival instinct kicked in.

next second.

None of the experts dared to dawdle; they all used all their skills, moving frantically to get down from the tree.

At that moment, none of the experts looked at the others. They all gritted their teeth and remained silent, hoping not to be left behind or the unluckiest one.

The reason is very simple.

Pythons eat people by swallowing them whole. Once a python swallows one person, the others are basically safe.

Therefore, I would rather die than see my fellow Daoist die.

At a time like this, you can't worry about others; you have to run!

One second, two seconds, three seconds...

"Ahhhhh!" An unlucky fellow appeared. An expert was a little slow to run and was bitten by the giant python. He screamed and was so scared that he peed and soiled himself. Then, he was swallowed by the giant python.

Ding Ze and the others on the ground clearly heard the scream, and they all moved quickly, grabbed their weapons, and looked up.

No one fell down, and it was impossible to see what was happening up there; all that could be seen was the treetops moving violently.

"Did you encounter one of those large spiders?" a zoologist asked in a low voice, as if afraid of disturbing the creature in the tree canopy.

The sunlight was too bright for Ding Ze to see clearly, so he quickly took out his binoculars.

Looking through the telescope, it becomes much clearer.

Ding Ze saw the thick snake's body. "Good news and bad news. The good news is that it's not a giant spider. The bad news is that a second giant python has appeared. I suspect there are many more of these giant pythons."

Good guy!

Damn it, another one? And there are many more?

This is absolutely terrible!

Another zoologist, who looked rather thin, immediately looked terrified and couldn't understand it at all. "What's going on here? Why are there so many strange animals?"

Upon hearing this, Ding Ze couldn't help but chuckle, thinking to himself, 'Because you all actually live in a movie/TV world.'

Of course, it's not appropriate to say such things.

"Don't panic. That giant python swallowed a person and is leaving. It's probably going to find a place to digest. It won't come down to cause us any trouble," Ding Ze said.

That sounded rather cold.

That was a living, breathing person, just gone like that, and all we get in return is this dismissive statement…

Ugh.

Although they knew that once a person is gone, they are gone, the experts still couldn't help but feel a sense of shared sorrow.

Ding Ze put down his binoculars, took out a cigarette, and lit it.

He'd seen too many dead people; there was nothing to be surprised about.

Before long, the other experts, who were nearly scared to death, finally escaped with their lives, panting and covered in sweat as they landed on the ground.

The moment they landed, these experts, with perfect coordination, all collapsed onto the ground, their faces pale and panting heavily, their faces and eyes filled with clear fear.

Ding Ze understood, so he didn't urge them and let them rest, patiently waiting for them to recover.

In the blink of an eye, about twenty minutes had passed.

The experts, who had narrowly escaped death, finally calmed down. Then, one of them, not daring to waste any more time, reported their findings to Ding Xiu.

After listening.

Ding Ze thought for a moment, then offered a few words of comfort, expressing his sympathy for the creature inside the python's belly and assuring everyone that Dongfeng Security would take good care of the creature's family.

Having completed the procedure, there was nothing more to do, so the group set off for the suspected site of the collapse.

There are three suspected locations in total, and it's hard to say whether there are more...

Similarly, it's hard to say whether there's anything at these three locations.

Everything is unknown.

That's roughly what treasure hunting based on legends is all about.

Time passes quietly.

Gradually, the sun set, and the day was almost over.

This meant that everyone had to find a flat place to camp for the night as soon as possible.

Wandering around in this jungle after dark is very unwise.

Even Ding Ze didn't dare to make any wild claims, saying that wandering around at night wouldn't lead to any trouble.

Fortunately, the group was not far from the first suspected collapse point.