Bai Junjun was just about to warn the Fox to be careful, but the sand heaps moved first.
The sand suddenly started to move as if it were alive, and then, like a flying dragon, lunged swiftly towards Li Wenli. At the same time, the sand dragons opened their bloody mouths, revealing their fangs.
It was only at this moment that Bai Junjun realized these were not sand heaps at all, but rather snakes that closely matched the color of the sand.
They were half-hidden in the sand heaps, perfectly camouflaged, and at a glance, one might mistake these snakes for mere sand.
And that little spider jumping nonstop in the sand heap wasn't a spider at all. It was the snake's tail, a lure for prey.
If a bird or other creature saw this little spider jumping over and tried to eat it, it would become the snake's meal in the next second.
At this moment, Li Wenli was that meal in the eyes of the snakes.
