In Surin's opinion, if the blood on the two sides coincided, the injuries suffered by the two were most likely attacked by the lizardmonster.

Because if a man and a woman are attacked by the lizardmonsters in the cave, then each of them should have their own bloodstains.

But when Su Lin broke through the cave, the man said: "If Xiyi dares to be so presumptuous next time, I will definitely kill her with my own hands!" ”

If a lizardmonster in a cave attacks a person, wouldn't it be a bit inappropriate for a man to use the word "presumptuous" to describe a monster.

Combined with the fact that there are only two people in the cave, could the presumptuous person that the man refers to be the woman running in front?

If that's the case, wouldn't killing the West Wing be killing the woman?

Thinking of this, Su Lin felt a little incredible, and habitually denied the idea just now.

If the lizarbaspise attacked the man's leg first, but the woman's blood was on the head, then it is very likely that the lizardbulisk's attack contained toxin, and the woman sucked venom for the man, causing the woman's forehead to accidentally stain the man's blood.

If this is the case, then the two blood stains will coincide.

However, the words that the woman shouted as she ran were: "West Wing is crazy, West Wing is crazy, he is going to kill me, he is going to kill me!" ”

This shows that the existence of the previous situation is also self-defeating.

Thinking of Venom Sucking, Surin once again recalled the synopsis of the Kill West Wing game:

[Game Description: West Wing is very, and every time he blends into a new environment, he will change his expression and lick it with his greedy "mouth" or exchange it for delicious ...... For a long time, this was the faithful "pet" of the families of various noble women in the Tang and Ming Empire. 】

"Licking" and "sucking" should mean the same thing, after all, they are both done with the mouth. But the second half of the introduction says that the West Wing was a loyal "pet" in the homes of various aristocratic women in the Tang and Ming Empires.

It also seems a bit inappropriate to say that people are pets. But Su Lin remembered that when Fu Honglei was suffering from snake venom two days ago, he had explained to him some details of the West Wing game, one of which was that the woman in the cave was wearing the costume of Nanyang County of the Tang Ming Empire, and the people of Nanyang County liked to keep a chameleon as a pet.

Fu Honglei believed that the lizard in the depths of the cave was a pet kept by a woman, so he spared no effort to crack down on it.

But what if the woman herself is the "pet" of the Tang Ming Empire? Because of the prevalence of dark forces in the Tang and Ming Empires in recent years, cases of human trafficking have occurred from time to time in various places.

So it doesn't seem so difficult to understand from a young age training a close "pet" to interpret when a noble lady is poisoned.

These chaotic thoughts flashed through Su Lin's mind one by one, and they were uncertain. Without being sure, he couldn't make a choice.

Surin wanted to get the blood and analyze it before making the next move, but his first attempt was unsuccessful due to the time limit of the game.

In the following attempts, the game's makers seemed to have discovered his intentions, first the man's blood stained on the torch slowly disappeared, and then the blood stain on the woman's forehead gradually dried up and could not be extracted.

As a result, Surin had no chance of confirming his ideas from then on.

In order to avoid wrongful death, Su Lin had to enter the lizard monster's cave with Fu Honglei to fight monsters, and as Su Lin entered the lizard monster's field of vision, the lizard monster's own state underwent a subtle change.

The long tail behind it turned from two to four, and even the color of the body surface and the speed of its attack also changed.

Su Lin and Fu Honglei each carried a torch and sealed the lizard monster in the cave from the front and back directions.

The four-tailed lizard stared at two brass bell-like eyes, swaying forward and turning backwards, hoping to lock on to the enemy's figure.