But now, let alone Leviathan, even the entire Gaia Giant Serpent race had vanished into the river of history. Still, this place was creepy as hell—who knew what might happen next?
Li glanced below and leaped straight off the platform. Though it was over ten meters high, he made no sound when he landed, as light as a drifting feather.
This showed just how formidable Li was, as well as how precise his control over his strength had become. Otherwise, even if his body could withstand the impact, he would inevitably have made quite a noise. After landing, Li looked around, and only after confirming there was no danger nearby did he signal Timaria that she could jump down.
Timaria took a deep breath and jumped. Though she hated the sticky fluids below and did not want Li casually holding her, there was no other choice, was there? She would have been fine jumping down like this, but landing as lightly as Li was utterly impossible for her.
After catching Timaria, Li caught Azshara as well. Only then did the three of them begin thoroughly investigating the place. The snake eggs, already quite obvious from above, looked even more conspicuous now.
Each snake egg was half a person's height to begin with. Piled together, every cluster stood roughly five or six meters tall, making the sight both disgusting and uncomfortable. The green slime secreted by the snakes not only hindered movement, but also gave off a faint glow in the dark surroundings.
By that light, the eggshells seemed to have become semi-transparent, and something could vaguely be seen wriggling continuously inside.
The eggs were all here, but where had the snakes gone?
Li gently touched one of the snake eggs. "That female snake should have just laid her eggs, so