So I'm a Snake, Who Cares

When they rose above the altitude limit, the restraints worked perfectly, and even lightning was useless against the improved restraints.

Since they crashed to the ground, he thought there was no need to worry anymore and had started his delayed meal.

How in that time?

Kadam hurriedly took out his telescope.

To find Raota.

However, the telescope wasn’t necessary.

"Uh, uuh..."

Abratal, who was eating fish cake skewers beside him, was looking up at the sky.

Kadam and Daisy’s heads followed his gaze up.

"Huh?"

They couldn’t help but make similar sounds.

In the dark night sky.

In the sky where heavy rain was falling.

Something white was faintly flying.

Rumble- Boom!

Lightning struck just then, brightly illuminating that figure.

The princess of the mountains who had been bound to the earth.

A Saturn Wyvern was flying in the zoo’s sky.

It passed over where Kadam and Daisy were in an instant.

"Es..."

Daisy shouted in a weak voice.

"Escape!"

The white wyvern that the emperor was interested in was finally breaking out of the zoo.

Kadam opened his mouth with a trembling voice.

"Sound the escape alarm. We absolutely cannot let them escape."

"But... with that altitude and speed, means to intercept..."

"Just go!"

Kadam’s roar resonated even in the rain.

Daisy quickly turned and ran.

And the half-orc’s sharp vision caught something.

Kadam quickly took out his telescope.

And brought the burning eyeballs to the lens to look up high.

The restraints seem fine.

The rabbit who fell together was also riding on the wyvern’s back.

He didn’t know why they didn’t fall this time, or how they both managed to fly up again so perfectly.

Perhaps the restraints’ improvement wasn’t complete.

Even Kadam didn’t know the principles of the restraints made by the imperial court, so perhaps the lightning had managed to break it again.

But that wasn’t what caught Kadam’s eye.

The side part of the restraints.

For some reason, a snake was hanging there.

It was tied up tightly with something like tree vines and hanging limply.

"Th-this..."

Though mixed with orc blood, Kadam prides himself on not being foolish.

His brain worked quickly.

He had to piece together clues from this absurd sight.

The snake hanging limply, bound like a prisoner.

And the wyvern’s habit of storing prey.

The rabbit who didn’t get along with the snake.

"These bastards-!"

Combining those three clues.

The conclusion was clear.

"How dare you kidnap my employee!"

The wyvern and rabbit had hunted the snake together and were hanging it like an emergency lunch box.

It must be a fearless challenge against Kadam who had taken care of them all this time.

And Kadam’s bloodline does not tolerate fearless challenges.

"Uwaaaaah-!"

Finally Kadam’s battle instinct awakened.

He took a great stance.

Kuung!

For an instant.

A phenomenon occurred where the raindrops breaking on the ground seemed to rise up.

With intense vibration, Kadam’s body shot forward.

Kung- Kuung-!

The most magnificent way of pursuit in the world.

Kadam began chasing the wyvern and rabbit himself.

That was clearly more dangerous than the zoo’s entire escape alert.

==

War was war.

The lion and bear.

No matter how busy the strong ones were filling their bellies from behind, they couldn’t do so forever.

Finally they too began to clash.

The less strong ones went first, then the stronger ones followed.

Finally even the lion and bear.

The two beasts clashed.

Kwang!

That first collision was a clash that made one instantly forget all their pathetic behavior until now.

They weren’t just beasts but monsters.

The bear didn’t just know how to swing its front paws, and the lion didn’t just know how to bite and tear.

Who would have known that beams would shoot out according to the moonlight pattern drawn on the bear’s chest.

And that the lion’s mane that seemed to just hang would suddenly lengthen and block those beams.

The bear approached the lion while spewing beams.

And the beams almost completely burned away the lion’s mane.

The bear’s swinging front paw was no different from being struck by an iron hammer.

Kwang!

Each strike was extremely powerful.

The lion struggled and succeeded in biting and tearing the bear’s shin to shreds.

But that was the last.

Puhseok!

That sound came when the bear’s front paw struck the lion’s brow for the dozenth time.

The skull had shattered.

"Kuwooooooo!"

The bear roared in victory.

However, it was too early a judgment.

While pink brain matter was gurgling out from his nose, the lion spoke.

"It hurts. With my head broken, words, don’t come out, well."

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He was clearly dead but not dead.

No matter how much the bear tried to crush that head.

At some point it became meaningless like beating rubber.

"Wait, just a moment."

And before all the monsters, the lion revived.

The grown lion mysteriously had gray mane and white body.

It was a grotesque sight as the mane looked like an elderly human’s hair.

Almost no monsters knew that the lion had such an ability to ’evolve through death.’

Even the bear who was his nemesis was overwhelmed by that grotesqueness since he didn’t know.

However, the bear was not weak.

"Seems you want to die again."

According to the rabbit and Raota’s judgment.

The general opinion was that the battle would ultimately favor Black Night.

The reason was that the bear was much stronger than the lion.

The bear continued to struggle after that.

He killed the stronger lion. But in exchange his neck was bitten.

"Krung-"

"Keuk."

The bear didn’t have the ability to revive like the lion.

With his carotid artery severed, he could only die.

But the lion revived once again.

Evolving once more...

Thus a lion with black mane and white body appeared.

By that moment the lion had become a far stronger monster than the bear.

However, the lion was not satisfied, and slaughtered the survivors.

He finished off those already dying, killed those of different colors, and bit the necks of even those of the same color who tried to flatter him.

Thus after devouring lots of mana, the lion muttered once more.

"Not enough, a bit not enough."

The lion raised his head.

He met eyes with the gorilla.

Among the monsters fearfully watching him from afar.

"Krung..."

The lion growled pleasantly.

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