A red-scaled Ming Snake curled up on the ground, its eyes filled with terror as it occasionally let out a low hiss.
It wanted to spread its wings and flee, but every time it tried, it restrained itself and folded its wings back in.
From the way every feather on those wings trembled lightly, it was obvious that the Ming Snake was extremely agitated.
There was even a hint of fear.
Its unease and fear both came from an inconspicuous lump of flesh on its enormous body.
That red lump was utterly inconspicuous on the Ming Snake's nearly hundred-meter-long body.
Yet it kept the Ming Snake from daring to move at all.
Because it was not a lump of flesh, but an overlord.
This overlord could not be called a giant beast. After all, it was only as large as one of the Ming Snake's scales.
However, it was Dijiang.
Its true body!
Yes, Dijiang's true body was only as large as one of the Ming Snake's scales.
At that moment, it clung to the Ming Snake's body, its many tentacles burrowing into the Ming Snake's flesh and feeding on its high-grade flesh and blood.
Dijiang's true body was limited in size, and a large creature like the Ming Snake would be enough to feed it for a long time.
Although it was small, neither its aura nor the power it wielded was something the Ming Snake could compare with.
Thus, the Ming Snake did not dare resist at all. It could only pray that Dijiang would eat a little more slowly, or let it go and find another host.
Suddenly.
Dijiang, which had been enjoying the Ming Snake's flesh and blood, suddenly shuddered.
A creature without eyes, ears, a mouth, or a nose naturally could not have an expression,