Every time the snake's skin was pierced, the surrounding indigenous people erupted in cheers.
It was evident that the close combat with prey was ingrained in the genes of all humans, much like the bloody gladiator battles beloved by ancient Rome. Such one-on-one exhilarating hand-to-hand combat always managed to uplift spirits and excite people.
The giant snake was under both physical and psychological pressure, becoming increasingly agitated.
However, the more agitated it became, the more flaws it exposed, and the easier it was to get injured, creating a vicious cycle that worsened its injuries.
Had it not been for its large size and strong vitality, it might have died under Sunday's knife long ago.
This made Chen Zhou a little anxious; he wished he could replace Sunday and personally behead the giant snake.
