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Chapter 273 Abyss Plan (4)

Generally, at times like this, you need to use all your remaining strength and push forward with all your might.

Professor Ren argued and ended up breaking the "stone".

Professor Ren was shocked, and he didn't know whether he should say that he was too strong or that the stone was too brittle.

Professor Ren picked up the stone and found a transparent jade-colored insect lying inside the stone.

The insect was fat and looked like it was dead. Professor Ren used a stick to poke it, but there was still no movement.

If it was a dead object, it would pose much less of a threat to Professor Ren.

When Professor Ren saw the worm in the stone for the first time, he was very curious, so he picked it up and observed it carefully.

Before he could figure out anything, a white shadow flashed by and Professor Ren watched the insect disappear in his hand.

The little white snake that was kicked out by him glared at him, and the scales on its body exploded.

The worm was swallowed by it. Professor Ren looked at his palm and then at the white snake and said, "Don't eat anything carelessly."

I don’t know if what Professor Ren said soothed it, but the white snake’s scales that had exploded retracted and it slowly slid closer to Professor Ren.

Professor Ren didn't know what the snake was trying to do. When he saw the snake coming, he subconsciously dodged and said, "Don't come over here. Stay away from me."

Professor Ren picked up the broom and dustpan again, just like a poor peasant putting on knight's armor, and instantly felt confident.

Then he added: "Who are you and how did you get in here?"

The white snake retracted its head and stopped moving.

It seems that this white snake is not an ordinary snake. There are too many strange things in this base, and we cannot use ordinary thinking to infer.

Professor Ren felt that what happened that night really happened.

Perhaps there is a deep pool under this base, and under the pool is a dragon with black scales and white horns that only appears in legends.

As for Jiang Nu, she said she was a mountain god, which was somewhat credible.

However, Professor Ren was a little confused by her behavior of throwing him into the pond.

Professor Ren also has his own speculation about the motives behind Ms. Jiang's behavior.

I guess he wanted to rescue the dragon. If he wanted to rescue him, why did he capture him instead of breaking the seal?

He is just a scholar who is weak and incompetent, and doesn't know how to distinguish grains. It is not his job to do such technical work as saving the world.

Even if he was the reincarnation of some important person, it would be useless. After all, that "important person" was just a teenager, while he was already a greasy middle-aged man. They had different experiences and different ideas. They were completely two different people and could not be compared.

It’s a pity that the story of Ms. Jiang was not told in full, otherwise it would be quite interesting to listen to. Professor Ren didn’t feel any sense of empathy, after all, that was not his life.

But these are secondary, but this white snake is the trouble at hand and needs to be dealt with.

Professor Ren's throat was itchy and he couldn't help coughing twice.

The snake slid forward a bit, looking a little worried.

Then he stopped again, probably because he took what he said to heart.

Professor Ren minored in animal behavior and was able to determine the logic behind the snake's behavior.

It's quite interesting, a snake with human nature.

Professor Ren judged that it posed no threat to him, so he put down the broom and dustpan.

Professor Ren picked up the broken black stone on the ground and found that there was actually a piece of jade inside the stone.

Professor Ren guessed that the white snake might have followed the jade insect into his room, so Professor Ren planned to reason with it.