Groundhogs, scientifically known as prairie dogs, generally measured around 30 to 40 centimeters in length.
The groundhog Nameless had transformed into was rather large, nearly 50 centimeters long. It was also fatter than an ordinary groundhog. That had its pros and cons: his speed might be inferior to that of a typical groundhog, but his stamina reserves were far better.
But a groundhog's body alone was definitely not enough to deal with a python.
However, Nameless was human. He could make tools and traps. Given suitable conditions, hunting a python was not impossible.
Fortunately, a groundhog's forelimbs were fairly nimble, and like human hands, they had five digits, making them well suited for grasping and similar motions. After confirming the python's location, he gathered sharp stones, dead vines, and sturdy branches, then began digging a burrow and setting traps.
You could tell from its name alone that a groundhog was absolutely a professional at digging.
After several hours of digging, he extended the burrow close to the python, then set up traps inside.
For safety's sake, he placed seven or eight traps within the burrow, repeatedly checking each one to ensure it was sturdy enough. Once everything was ready, he deliberately approached the tree where the python was and rubbed the tree sap off his body.
When the python caught his scent, it swiftly descended from the tree. He immediately began running slowly, luring the python into the burrow.
Pythons had a habit of entering burrows to catch prey. Whether this python was Wang Zong or not, it probably never imagined that a groundhog could make traps.
It slowly crawled into the burrow, completely unaware that it had entered trap after trap. Nameless stood at the other end of the burrow. The instant he saw the python, he yanked down