Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

There were fewer bushes here and no fog. She took off her gas mask and took two breaths but found nothing unusual.

After a while, the monster finally came into the range of her thoughts. Mo'er looked at it and saw that the monster was about 1.5 meters tall. Its skin was grayish white like branches. It ran on all fours. Its head was like a wolf's head, with a bloody mouth wide open, and it rushed towards her with a roar.

With a thought, she collected the monster into the space and threw it under the man-eating tree behind her. However, the man-eating tree seemed not to see the monster and did not move at all.

The stunned monster got up, shook its head, and roared towards Mo'er again. Mo'er ignored it and continued to go up the mountain.

When the monster saw Mo'er going up the mountain, it became even angrier and rushed over while roaring.

When he reached the top of the mountain, Mo'er looked around and saw small hills about three or four hundred meters high in front of him. At this time, the monster also rushed up, and Mo'er threw it another three hundred meters away with a thought.

The monster finally calmed down, knowing that the thing that broke into its territory was not to be trifled with. It stood there on all fours, not daring to make any rash moves.

Mo'er looked around and observed her surroundings. A cave in the distance caught her attention. A white thing crawled out of the cave, which looked especially like a python.

She took out a telescope and looked at the white thing. It was indeed a python, about ten meters long. It came out of the cave and crawled down the mountain at an extremely fast speed.

After a while, another python crawled out of the cave and also crawled down the mountain. What made her stunned was that seven or eight pythons crawled out of the cave one after another and went down the mountain. From a distance, it was particularly visually impactful.

Mo'er thought, "Oh, isn't there a python in my space?" Long Yun couldn't come out to help her, so wouldn't it be better to let that guy come out and take her away here?

With a thought, she took the python out of the space. The python was confused. It was sleeping on the mountain, so why did it take it out?

Ever since the black dragon entered the space, it no longer dared to go into the water, only going to the lake to drink water when thirsty. It hadn't eaten fish in a long time, and could only catch some rabbits to eat.

Mo'er didn't care whether the python was confused or not. He took out a piece of cloth, spread it on the python's head, and then sat on it.

It's worth mentioning that she felt quite stable sitting on the head of this python, which was thicker than a bucket. She didn't intend to fight the white pythons head-on, but chose a path farther away from them to go down the mountain.

If there were only one or two white pythons, it wouldn't matter, but there are at least seven or eight of them, so don't provoke them.

The python crawled while listening to Mo'er's chatter: "You said you have been with me for so long, but I still haven't given you a name. What should I call you? I have an idea. You like to stay in the water, so I will call you Longze."

Moer asked it again: "Don't you like staying in the water? Why did you go to the mountain?"

The python cried out in grievance, but Mo'er understood and said, "You said Long Yun, are you afraid of it? Then wait until it comes out and I will talk to it and let you stay in the water!

The python Longze was happy now, and crawled faster and more steadily!

A man and a python were walking through the forest, searching for any trace of the expedition team. Suddenly, the python Zeze stopped crawling, raised his neck high, and looked at the big tree opposite with vigilance.

Mo'er scanned the area and discovered a white python on a tree, staring at her fiercely. Its red pupils made her scalp tingle. Mo'er asked Long Ze, "Can you defeat it?"

Longze shook his head and called out twice. Mo'er said, "Is it highly poisonous?" Longze nodded.

Mo'er said, "Then ignore it, let's go the other side." The white python was a little afraid of this python that was much bigger than it, so it didn't catch up and just watched the man and the python walk away from the other side!