"Heihu! Longbao!"
Seeing the two collapsed dogs, the hunter shouted. Then he noticed Bai Zhe and raised his rifle instinctively.
"Damn!"
A chill shot through Bai Zhe's spine. Without hesitation, he lunged to bite the hunter's wrist.
The hunter was only about two meters away, tried to dodge but was too slow. Bai Zhe bit down hard.
"Ah!"
The hunter screamed. His gun dropped. Clutching his wrist, horror showed on his face.
"Poisoned!"
He cried out, but the pain robbed him of speech. Only agonized screams escaped.
Bai Zhe's venom was increasingly potent, causing intense pain.
"Young Master Qi!"
From behind came urgent shouts. Bai Zhe looked up to see three anxious men running.
They were the hunter's aides.
"Whoosh!"
Bai Zhe slipped into the grass and fled.
The men found the hunter lying on the ground, face blue and purple, panicked.
"Young Master Qi!"
They knelt, inspecting his swollen hand.
"Young Master Qi was bitten by a venomous snake! Quick, get him to a hospital!"
The burly man saw two small punctures on the hunter's palm and shouted, lifting him up.
His eyes then glanced at the two dogs—they too had been bitten but were already dead.
How strong was this snake's venom?
How long could the hunter survive?
It took at least four hours to reach the city from this remote place.
Would he make it?
"Zhang, we should run."
One man trembled, fearing their boss's wrath if the hunter died.
Zhang frowned but then said firmly, "Xiao Luo, if you don't want a worse death, run!"
He ran toward the pickups holding the hunter; the others followed reluctantly.
"Damn, how did Young Master Qi get bitten? Was the snake we chased venomous?"
Xiao Luo, driving, cursed.
They hadn't expected such a big snake could be venomous.
"Yes, focus on driving. Check the micro-camera footage later."
Zhang looked at the hunter—his face was darkening, breathing strained.
"Drive faster!" he urged.
Bai Zhe raced through the forest, mind reeling with the memory of biting the hunter.
He knew the hunter was doomed.
Help was far, and the snake's venom was his own system-given trait.
Who knew if an antidote even existed?
Though this was his first kill, Bai Zhe felt no guilt—he was a cold-blooded animal.
Besides, the hunter wanted to "torture" him!
Running at his limit, Bai Zhe didn't know his actions had shaken human society.
Li Group's heir Li Qi had gone hunting and died from venomous snakebite around 4 p.m.
The news exploded across all media, shocking the whole city.
Li Group was a trillion-dollar company, ranked in the city's top five.
Its founder Li Yong held 12% shares, with a fortune in the hundreds of billions.
Li Qi was his only son, destined to inherit immense wealth.
Yet this prominent figure died from a snakebite while on a leisure trip!
The shocking and somewhat absurd news captivated countless readers online.
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