Amidst the intense spinning, she faintly heard Liang Tian speaking—
"After you died, your Little White beca the rightful Zombie King of that era, leading Superpower Users and Zombies to coexist harmoniously. The title ’Queen of the Apocalypse’ should be changed to Zombie King, as it has nothing to do with you anymore. As a punishnt, the next few lifetis might not be easy for you, without any mory (mories from various worlds), without the Golden Finger. You, take care of yourself!"
Little White, unable to calm her feelings, cried out, "Liang Tian, I’m not reconciled, you haven’t told what I did wrong!"
"Although you didn’t do it intentionally, your erroneous decision ultimately led to the collapse of space. The teorite and the space’s magnetic field caused a strong backlash. For space to have returned to its initial state is already a great blessing, but this ans all my efforts and hard work, all your efforts will be in vain, a fresh start. Do you understand?"
The cald Liang Tian, though annoyed, could only use a gritting voice to convey the frightful reality brought upon by the circumstances.
Darkness attacked, and she once again traversed through reincarnation.
After an unknown amount of ti, cold water drip-dripped onto her face, causing her to shiver, and she lifted her heavy eyelids. The scene that t her eyes made her frown lightly. Although the indoor lighting was dim, she could still tell this was a naturally ford cave. A cave? How did she end up in a cave?
The sound of rushing water made her turn her head to look; to her left, there was indeed a waterfall. So, was she behind the waterfall?
"Ssss~~" What was that sound? It slled fishy and stinky.
Gradually, she moved her stiff limbs, supporting her body to sit up. The biting cold made her instinctively hug her chest. Looking down, she was shocked to find herself wearing a grass skirt and wrapped in a grass-made bib???
However, just as she looked down, she saw snakes, and not just one—her eyes t a dense mass of them, large and small, red, green, gray, black, and white, all snakes. They perked up their bodies, uniformly hissing at her. Her claustrophobia triggered, she let out a sharp scream, out of breath, and just keeled over.
In the space, Liang Tian sighed helplessly at his forehead: "Useless thing, without her mory, is she this weak?"
But when he recalled her identity in this life, Liang Tian no longer found it strange.
She hadn’t been unconscious for long when a five to six-ter-long python, nearly half a ter thick, burst through the waterfall at great speed. With a ’bang’, it landed inside the stone wall, ignoring the terrified little snakes that scrambled out of its way and went directly to her. Barely using his tongue, it licked her neck, feeling the pulse there, then turned around, lifting its flat and slightly pointed head, its large eyes narrowing dangerously.
"What’s going on? I told you to watch her, not to frighten her!"
The group of little snakes lay on the ground, heads bowed, terrified, not daring to move an inch. The giant python with yellow-brown scales disdainfully swept them a glance.
"Scram!"
The small snakes, as if pardoned, scattered in the blink of an eye.
As they disappeared, the waves brought by the water dispersed much of the stench within the stone wall.
Feeling the little female cub shivering, Pan Lin wanted to coil around her but then rembered that he was a cold-blooded animal. With no other choice, he turned around to bring back so soft grasses from outside, laid them over and under her, then circled her entirely within his protective embrace, closing his eyes to feign sleep...
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