Ye Wudao had never expected that after he had struck the seven-inch area of the large snake, it would not only survive but also coil around his body tightly, trapping him completely.
The continuous creaking sounds echoed as the snake's body firmly wrapped around Ye Wudao in coil after coil, resembling a twisted pretzel in its desperate frenzy to kill Ye Wudao before its own death.
The strength of the snake was at least over ten thousand kilograms; it squeezed Ye Wudao relentlessly. Despite his desire to escape, the snake gave him no chance, leaving not even a tiny gap for him to leverage. Each time Ye Wudao took a breath, the snake tightened its grip, making it even more constricting and solid.
With a thud, an arrow struck the snake in an eye, shot by Tie Dan. The wooden arrow pierced the snake's eyeball, yet the snake showed no reaction whatsoever. Tie Dan fired another arrow, hitting the other eye, but still, the snake showed no sign of distress.
