Wood wanted to dig up all these cemeteries and take a look, but considering that this was the territory of the Elven Kingdom after all, it seemed too much to do it himself.

"Pekney, you're here to watch the two of them now, I still have something to figure out, and you're here alone to be safe. Wood told Peckney that if he wanted to know what had happened to Wells and Suri before this, it seemed that all they had to do was find the snake.

"Where are you going?" asked Perkney, surprised, not knowing where Wood was going alone.

"Perhaps, the two of them can still be saved, but I need to know what happened to them before. You are here to watch over them alone, and if there is any danger, let this little fellow come to me, and I will be there soon." Wood explained, and he looked at the little one, who nodded solemnly, as if he were in trouble.

"You're going to find the snake?" Pekney had already guessed what Wood was going to do next, but the snake didn't give a good impression, so Pekney was still very worried when she knew that Wood was going to find the snake.

"That snake won't hurt me, don't worry, this is the only way to do Wells and Suri at the moment, I have to give it a try. Wood affirmed that it was the only thing he could think of at the moment, or he wouldn't know how to do it.

Wood ran swiftly in the direction they had come, but by the time Wood reached the woods, the snake was long gone. Wood stood in the middle of the woods, looked around, and saw that the grass beside him had fallen marks, presumably the marks left by the snake when he walked. Just in time for Wood to arrive, those traces have not disappeared.

So Wood walked along the toppled grass. Soon after Wood was gone, the traces were gone, as if the snake had vanished into thin air. Where the traces disappeared, there were neither snake caves nor any other forks in the road.

"Did you come to me on purpose?" Just as Wood was at a loss for what to do, a voice came from above Wood's head.

"I've found you, I've found my two friends, but they don't look good, can you tell me what you've seen before?" Wood asked quickly, not noticing his surroundings at all.

The snake did not answer Wood's question, but perched quietly on the branch of a large tree. looked very arrogant, looking at Wood's anxious appearance, but the other party was leisurely and wandering.

Faintly, Wood seemed to hear the voice of salsa around him, and Wood looked back, but was speechless by the sight in front of him.

I saw that around Wood, the trees were full of large snakes the size of bowls, and they were all looking at Wood eagerly. The red letter, like a sharp sword, is ready to attack Wood at any moment.

"Put away your faces, this little guy is my guest, if you want to go find other food, don't think of beating his idea. I saw that the big snake said indifferently, and after listening to its words, the snakes really obediently went to other places, and no longer clinged to Wood.

"Thank you. Wood said with trepidation that if it weren't for this snake, he would have been eaten alive by those snakes by this time.

Through this incident, Wood seems to have guessed the identity of this snake, and those snakes have heard enough to listen to it, presumably this is the legendary snake king.

"I told you before that there was danger here, but you ran back again despite the danger. Why do you want to come back when you're all gone?" said the serpent, disapprovingly.

"My two friends, we found them right down the hill, but they weren't breathing. I don't know what happened to them before, but I looked, and there were no scars on their bodies. Didn't you say they were hurt before?" Wood asked.

"What do you want to know?" the snake didn't look very impatient, just trying to get rid of the little boy in front of him as quickly as possible.

"I want to know what you saw at the time, can you tell me everything you saw, that's really important to me. Wood said.

"If I told you, would you have anything to thank me?" said the serpent.

Wood thought for a moment, not knowing what kind of thanks the snake needed in return. Seeing the snake's impatience, Wood said, "You can thank you whatever you want, as long as I can do it." That's the biggest thank you Wood can give so far.

"But what you said yourself, can you ask for anything?" asked the snake.

"As long as Wells and Su Rui can wake up, I will agree to your conditions. Wood said firmly, the reason why he said he was awake was because Wood had already felt that Wells and Suri were not really dead at this time.

"I don't know what happened to your friend, but I have a way to wake them up. It's just that before they wake up, you're going to go somewhere with me and do something for me. When the thing is done, your friend will be saved. The snake said.

"Where are you taking me?" Wood asked worriedly, and although he could communicate with the snake, that didn't mean he was familiar with the snake. It was only the first time they had seen each other today, and Wood was worried that he had followed the snake and that it would be dangerous for Peckney to stay there alone to take care of Wells and Suri.

"What's the matter, this is a reversal. The snake said arrogantly, with a hint of contempt in his eyes.

"I just want to make sure that my friend is completely and unharmed after I'm gone, didn't you say that before, it's dangerous around here. Wood voiced his concerns, not that he wanted to go back.

"Rest assured, shouldn't we be the greatest danger in the whole woods?" said the snake.

Hearing the snake's words, Wood seemed to realize something, and followed the snake into the distance.

The snake was fast, and almost in the blink of an eye, it led Wood to a cave. I don't want to go outside in this cave, it's warm in the cave, it's just that the more Wood goes inside, the more fishy the smell in the air becomes.

"Is this where you live?" Wood asked, following the snakes, who like to live in groups, and the environment and temperature here are just right for them to survive.

"Yes, but we've just arrived here and this place is where we live temporarily. If it takes a little longer, we will move to a better place. The snake said.