Compared to the enormous packs of sand wolves, sand snakes were much easier to deal with.
A nest of sand snakes had no more than a dozen or so, and the vines handled them with ease.
After clearing out several nests of sand snakes, Xu Chunniang casually stored away their corpses and unexpectedly found quite a number of sand snake eggs.
Without the slightest hesitation, she gathered up every last egg.
These sand snake eggs were valuable goods. If brought back to Sand City, they would definitely be snapped up.
Not only could they be eaten directly, but they could also be hatched into sand snakes and tamed.
After sweeping through more than a dozen snake nests, Xu Chunniang stopped while she was ahead, lest she draw out a Demon King-level Snake King. She led the vines out of Firethorn Forest.
There were sand beasts aplenty in Prison Sand Mountain. There was no need to fixate on one kind of sand beast and slaughter it relentlessly.
Xu Chunniang traveled through the boundless yellow sands with the Soul Imprint Vine, hunting sand beasts whenever she came across them. She had practically turned the peril-ridden Prison Sand Mountain into a treasure ground teeming with sand beasts.
During that time, she encountered Demon King-level sand beasts several times. She even fought an injured Sand Scorpion King, successfully cutting off one of its pincers before withdrawing.
That pincer of the Sand Scorpion King became her greatest gain from this journey.
This life continued for a full six years. Only when she noticed that the surrounding sand beasts had grown restless and Demon King-level sand beasts had begun appearing frequently did she return to Sand City.
Sand City looked no different from before.
Six years was too short to leave any mark upon the city.