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Chapter 274 Deadly Viper

The electric scooter carrying two people stopped half an hour later beside a piece of wasteland not far from the Xiaoshan Scenic Area.

Electric scooters are not as fast as cars, but they can take shortcuts, so they are actually faster than cars.

The hedgehog gazed at the small, forest-like hill and asked in a low voice, "Miss He, what should we do now?"

Rather than asking what to do, what he really wanted to ask was: Do you really want to come in with me?

He Suye looked at the hedgehog and said, "Take out your phone. I'll give you a coordinate. You wait there, but you need to get a car. Any kind of car will do, preferably one that can hold a lot of people."

The hedgehog instinctively asked, "And what about you?"

“I’m going in.” He Suye looked away, glanced at the scenic area’s wall, and said, “It’s so high…you’ll have to help me.”

"No, no... You mean, I'll wait for you outside, and you go in alone?"

"Hmm." He Suye's gaze was calm, as if she were talking about something extremely ordinary.

The hedgehog's head went blank for two seconds.

"Miss He, you're not joking with me, are you?"

Instead of answering, He Suye asked, "Hedgehog, do you believe me?"

"Of course I believe it."

"Then do as I say and wait for me there. I will bring the person out before dawn."

The hedgehog's hands, pressed against the edge of his pants, clenched into fists, as if he were undergoing a fierce internal struggle.

A multitude of thoughts raced through his mind in an instant, and it took him a full half minute to speak: "Miss He, please be careful."

He believed her.

He Suye smiled faintly, hummed in agreement, and said, "Alright, let's not waste any more time, give me the locator."

The hedgehog didn't say anything more. After handing her the locator, he squatted down by the wall and said, "Miss He, step on my shoulders to get up."

Without any hesitation, He Suye took off her white coat, leaned against the wall and stepped on the hedgehog's shoulders. With both of them exerting force at the same time, half of her body hung on the wall, and one foot reached up to the wall, making it difficult to climb over the nearly three-meter-high wall.

"I've sent you the location. Get a car and wait for me there."

Leaving behind those words, she turned and jumped off the wall, her dark clothes blending into the night as she silently headed up the mountain.

The hedgehog stood still, reached up and touched his forehead, finding it covered in cold sweat.

He actually... let Miss He go on the adventure alone.

I may believe it, but this is no small matter. Can a young girl like her really do it?

The hedgehog wiped the sweat from its forehead, gritted its teeth, and got back on its electric scooter to look for a car.

At this point, even if you don't believe it, you have to believe that she can do it.

Since the steps in the scenic area were impassable, He Suye had to wander through the bushes.

The moon hangs over the mountaintop, illuminating the path on the ground. However, in the deep mountains where trees reach for the sky and weeds grow in abundance, the moonlight is covered by layers of branches and leaves, as if it doesn't exist.

He Suye struggled to climb up using the locator. Although she was wearing long sleeves and trousers, her arms and ankles were still cut by the bushes and weeds of varying heights.

Of course, that's nothing compared to what's truly unbearable. The mosquitoes in the mountains see her like parched earth after a long drought, frantically sucking fresh blood from her body.

Wild mosquitoes are more venomous than regular mosquitoes; they not only cause intense itching, but the resulting bumps can also be quite painful.

This itchy and painful sensation is almost unbearable.

With a "smack," He Suye swatted a mosquito, turned up her collar, tried to ignore all her senses, and started climbing the mountain with her hands and feet, her legs already numb and sore.

It took He Suye more than two hours to finally reach the location marked by the hedgehog with its locator.

She pulled the locator from the ground, and under the cover of the bushes, her eyes, as dark as the moon, were fixed on the tightly closed door.

Two tall, imposing bodyguards stood guard at the door, each with wireless earpieces clipped to their ears. If anything unusual happened at the door, countless bodyguards might rush out from inside.

But He Suye's focus was not on them; her gaze lingered there for only a few seconds before turning southwest.

However, just as she was about to move, she heard a faint hissing sound.

This is……

He Suye slowly turned her head to look in the direction from which the sound came.

She saw a pair of fluorescent green eyes staring coldly at her. By the light from the doorway, she recognized the owner of those eyes—a dark brown pit viper, also known as the five-step snake, which is extremely venomous.

He Suye's heart sank.

"Hiss—" The sharp-nosed viper flicked its tongue, as if trying to pinpoint her location and size more accurately in the air, to see if it could swallow her whole.

He Suye's Adam's apple bobbed nervously.

But at that moment, something even worse happened: one of the two men at the door suddenly said, "Hey, look over there, isn't there a shadow?"

"where?"

"Right there."

Out of the corner of her eye, He Suye noticed that the person was pointing in the direction where she was.

She felt a bead of cold sweat slide down her forehead, and her heart seemed to suddenly race.

Before him lay a menacing five-step snake, and not far away stood a tall, burly bodyguard; it seemed that choosing either one meant certain death.

Is she really going to die here without having done anything?

"Go check it out." The bodyguard gave the order, and another person pulled out a black object from his waist and walked towards her step by step.

He Suye could see clearly by the light that it was a black pistol, cocked.

"Thump thump thump..." The footsteps, one after another, sounded like the drumbeats of death, slowly but clearly approaching her.

He Suye's heart was in her throat, but she couldn't move and had to be wary of this sharp-nosed viper that could kill her at any moment.

Will I die here?

She is not reconciled!

He Suye clenched her fist tightly, and a sharp, retractable dagger silently slid out from her sleeve.

First, cut the snake, then use the knife to strike the man walking towards her, and it must be a single, decisive blow.

Whether we live or die depends on this!

The man had already reached the bushes only two meters away from her. Just as he was about to push the bushes aside, He Suye took a deep breath and was about to move when she suddenly heard the sound of a car driving up the mountain road.

The car headlights shone on them, causing them to be momentarily blinded; even the deadly sharp-nosed viper flinched.

He Suye seized that critical second, twirling the dagger in his palm before aiming precisely at the snake's vital spot.

The honking of car horns and other horns drowned out the sound of a dagger being plunged into the ground of a pit viper, its head still moving, its body firmly pinned down.

After doing all this, she didn't hesitate at all. While the bodyguard was looking in the direction the car was coming from, she stepped on the snake's head, pulled out a dagger, and her slender figure quickly disappeared into the deeper bushes.

"It's our own license plate!" the bodyguard standing at the door shouted.

The bodyguard breathed a sigh of relief and reached out to push aside the bushes.

"Ah... a snake!" The bodyguard only saw a snake's tail before immediately letting go and taking a few steps back. He breathed a sigh of relief and turned to the other bodyguard, saying, "It's a five-step snake. Damn, it almost scared the hell out of me."

"Tch, look at you, so timid. Nothing suspicious, right?"

"No, no." The bodyguard quickly walked back to the door.

He didn't dare to look closely at anything suspicious; getting bitten by a snake would be no joke.

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