Every time the great serpent saw Chen Mo, it felt as though it had developed Stockholm syndrome. Of course, as an animal, the great serpent had no idea what Stockholm syndrome was. Still, the inner conflict of wanting to see Chen Mo while also not wanting to see him truly troubled it.
Every time the great serpent was thrown in, it hurt terribly. Yet when it came out, it felt wonderful, so wonderful that it could not stop. Its mind told it every time that it truly did not want to go in, but its body honestly told it that every trip inside brought benefits. Not only did its strength increase, but its intelligence also improved tremendously.
Thus, when Chen Mo saw the helplessness, unwillingness, and hope in the serpent's eyes, his liver hurt a little. Could a snake's gaze really convey so many emotions? It really had Become a Spirit!
Wasn't that obvious? The great serpent was about to become a flood dragon, and after that it would continue transforming into a dragon. If that was not Becoming a Spirit, what was?
"Great serpent, I won't send you in to broaden your horizons today." Chen Mo described sending it to see that white silhouette as broadening its horizons, which made the great serpent secretly despise him. Of course, it would never show that contempt to his face.
It had despised him before, and the result had been Chen Mo sending it in again for another taste. When it came out, the great serpent had not even wanted to breathe. It was not that it did not need air, but that it felt all its strength had been drained away. It simply had no desire to breathe.
Hearing that it would not be sent in to broaden its horizons, the