The two snakes swam towards Shu Xin faster and faster. Shu Xin ran away, but she couldn't outrun the snakes at all. Just when she thought she would be eaten by the two snakes, the man in dark robes landed again. In front of her, he pinched seven inches of a snake with one hand.
The tails of two pythons were waving wildly in the air.
Slowly, the slapping speed of the python's tail became slower and slower.
Shu Xin saw the two snakes looking at her with tears in their eyes, and bright red blood flowed from the corners of the snakes' mouths.
Shu Xin suddenly felt pain in her heart and almost subconsciously said, "Let them go."
The man turned a deaf ear.
When the tails of the two pythons fell heavily to the ground, a strong and powerful voice suddenly came from the sky, "Let go!"
Then Shu Xin saw an old man wearing a white robe with white hair falling from the sky. The fly whisk in his hand flew up, and the man in the ink robe suddenly disappeared out of thin air.
Two big pythons were lying on the ground dying.
The whisk in the white-haired old man's hand swept over the two snakes, and the snakes immediately became lively and stood upright again with their heads held high.
The old man said to Shu Xin: "From now on, you will raise these two snakes."
Shu Xin shook her head hurriedly, "I don't care, I don't care." Then she turned around and ran home.
The old man's voice continued to sound behind him, "It's yours and you can't escape."
"It's not mine. I'm afraid of snakes and I won't raise them." Shu Xin said as she ran wildly.
The hearty laughter of the old man came from behind.
Shu Xin ran home. When she closed the door, she didn't see the old man or the two snakes. She breathed a sigh of relief, patted her chest and turned around, "Fortunately, I ran fast..."
Turning around, she saw the white-haired old man standing behind her, looking at her and smiling.
Shu Xin was so frightened that she screamed, "You... you... how did you get in?"
The old man smiled and said nothing, then suddenly took out two small snakes from his sleeves and threw them towards Shu Xin.
Shu Xin opened her eyes wide in fright. She saw blood on the corners of the mouths of the two small snakes flying towards her, which was the same place where the two big pythons bled when they were pinched seven inches by the man in the ink robe.
"Ah..." Shu Xin covered her eyes with her hands and woke up with a scream. When she opened her eyes, she saw Huo Yanqing's worried handsome face in front of her, "What's wrong? Are you having a nightmare?"
Shu Xin was stunned for a moment before realizing that it was just a dream, but that dream was too real, and she still felt that fear in her heart.
Shu Xin hugged Huo Yanqing's neck, "I dreamed about a lot of snakes. It scared me to death."
Huo Yanqing hugged the trembling little woman tightly in his arms, "Don't be afraid, dreams are all fake."
Shu Xin nodded, and suddenly remembered a saying that people often say, that dreaming about snakes when pregnant means giving birth to a boy. There were two pythons chasing her in the dream. Could it be that she was pregnant with two boys
But who is the man in the black robe in the dream? Is it a man who wants to hurt her child
"Xin'er, are you asleep?" Huo Yanqing suddenly asked silently when he saw the woman in his arms.
Shu Xin raised her head from Huo Yanqing's arms and told Huo Yanqing the dream she had just had and her thoughts.
Huo Yanqing smiled and rubbed the top of Shu Xin's hair, "You have something to think about every day and something to dream about at night. Don't think too much and don't have any psychological pressure. No matter whether you are pregnant with a boy or a girl, I like them both, and we Only give birth to this child."
Shu Xin frowned slightly, "But I think that dream is so real. Who do you think would want to harm our child?"
Huo Yanqing pressed Shu Xin's head into his arms. His deep eyes were difficult to distinguish in the night, "Stop thinking about it and go to sleep."