Chapter 33 Chapter 33: The Third Night: The Host

Oops, how could this be?Did a snake go into his stomach? I immediately turned the fat man over, pushed his stomach with my knees, and crushed it hard, and he began to vomit violently. A lot of green water mixed with some white cotton wool was vomited out.It all spit out onto the branches and dripped down. I pushed hard a few times, and when he finished vomiting, I found that his breathing became a little smoother. It seemed that the stuff in the stomach was also oppressing his breathing. Looking at the amount of things that were vomited out, the amount was huge, as if it was poured out of a bucket. Fortunately, the fat man has a big stomach, otherwise the stomach of ordinary people might have exploded if they put so much stuff in.

I put him away, and covered my mouth to see what he vomited. A sour smell came to my face, and I found that there was a white gel like egg flower in the green water. I broke off a branch and fiddled with it. After a while, I found that the gel was filled with something similar to eggs. In an instant, an extreme nausea surged into my chest, and I almost vomited it. Looking at the mixed scales, I thought to myself, is this a snake egg?Fuck, this is disgusting, a snake that lays eggs in a human stomach looks like a monster out of a Hollywood movie.Thinking about fiddled with all these snake eggs immediately.

In other words, the stomachs of the corpses below should also be filled with snake eggs. Damn, I can't even imagine what it would be like to hatch these snake eggs. Trying to hold back my nausea, I looked at the quagmire below, and at the snake eggs floating on the water and drifting downstream, and I began to understand what was going on here. Is the quagmire here an "incubator"?These snakes hatch snake eggs by the heat generated by the decay of the corpse, so they keep carrying the corpse.Pour them into this quagmire, let them rot and mix with the soil to generate heat. I've heard of a lot of ants that can control the temperature in the nest through fermentation and decay, these snakes obviously can't do that, but they are already hatching from the heat of decay.

However, the ruins near here are very sunny, so why don't they use sunlight to hatch their eggs like other snakes?Is it because these snake eggs have very precise temperature requirements for hatching? Thinking about it wrong, I thought of a possibility, if there were no heavy rains, there would be no water in this quagmire, at most it would be a rotten quagmire, and it would take a long time for the fat man to die if he fell into it. The temperature of the snake will be maintained until he is completely dead. This may be the reason why the fat man is not dead yet. Those snakes only want to paralyze us, not kill us, just to hatch eggs with our body temperature.

I know that there are some very advanced snakes whose eggs have almost hatched in the body, and it takes only one to two days for the eggs to hatch at a stable temperature. Is this what the snakes here mean?Fortunately, it was raining heavily, otherwise, I would have fallen into a pile of little snakes just now. What makes me feel the creepiest is that there are snake eggs here, so doesn't this mean that there is also a female snake here?Thinking of that relief sculpture gives me chills, but thinking about it is still impossible. Such a huge female snake absolutely violates the laws of natural biology. These eggs may be the offspring of that huge female snake.

The fat man's stomach is still a little swollen, and I don't know if there are any of these things in it. I think it's better to let him vomit it all out to be safe.So I lifted the fat man, grabbed his throat, and let him continue to vomit, but what he vomited next was green water, and finally it became retching. I believe it should be gone, and if there is any more, it should have passed the stomach, so I can only let him pull it out. The fog has almost dissipated, and the visibility gradually recovered. I continued the work just now, tightened the rattan on his body, and then prepared to lower it slowly. This is very difficult. Falling from a tree, he has lost consciousness now and cannot use his muscles and movements to protect himself, so this fall may kill him.Therefore, the length of the vines must be well controlled.

I prepared everything, and then illuminated the tree with a miner's lamp. This big tree grows on the edge of the quagmire. If it is not done well, it may fall directly back into the quagmire. All previous efforts will be wasted. We must choose a good place. As soon as the miner's lamp shone under the tree, I was stunned. There was a mist under the tree, and I couldn't see the ground clearly.The flashlight shone there, as if shining on a cloud of chaos. This is really a ghost, I didn't use a miner's lamp to illuminate it just now, but with the peripheral light of the miner's lamp, I can see the blurred shadow on the ground, why can't I see it now?Could it be that the fog has thickened again, but why is it only thickened near the ground?

After careful identification, I found out that something had changed in the quagmire. A black air had evaporated from the water, covering the entire surface of the water. The corpses in it seemed to be moving within the black air. .