The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 3595

Stefan did not leave but stood at the mouth of the cave.

A huge dark green snake came out of the cave.

“A human? You shouldn’t be here…”

Although the dark green snake did not take on a human form, it could speak.

“Are you saying that humans have been here before?” Stefan asked the big dark green snake.

Stefan’s whole body was shrouded in energy, so his voice could be accurately transmitted.

Sound was produced through vibration, but the medium of sound transmission was now water.

The big dark green snake stared at Stefan with big scarlet eyes and said, “So what? Don’t you know that this place is forbidden to humans?”

The big dark green snake kept curling its body while talking.

As it twitched, water waves formed around Stefan.

Stefan was already on high alert when he saw this snake.

At this moment, the snake was trying to distract Stefan’s attention with its words. It was so that the water waves could attack Stefan in an instant.

However, although this dark green snake had strength equivalent to the peak of eight stars, it was still far from Stefan, a nine-star practitioner.

Stefan mobilized the water elements around him.

The tremendous water elements controlled the surrounding water flow. Stefan’s energy turned into sharp blades that pressed against the dark green snake without a sound.

“Human, what is the meaning of this?” the dark green snake asked.

“As I said, this place isn’t for humans. It seems that my brothers and I can enjoy some meat now.”

Stefan felt the gloomy cold air around him as he was trapped in the block of ice.

Several dark green big snakes coiled around the ice block. Their bodies twisted vigorously as if they were trying to crush Stefan into pieces.

To their surprise, Stefan suddenly smiled. A burst of red and white flashed in him.

It was the level 7S flame that belonged to Stefan.

Although underwater, it did not mean that Stefan could not use his fire elements. Moreover, his fire element had reached level 7S, which could hardly be comprehended by common measures.