Judicial Doctor, Wild Princess

The Red-Eyed Mouse by the side of the jar of soy decided which one was the better. It chose the one that was lying on the ground, covered in blood, after determining which one was the better one to eat.

Fu Hongda watched as the vile rat charged towards the snake-keeper. Following that, the gurgling sound of rats devouring human flesh could be heard.

Fu Hongda hurriedly looked over. That red-eyed evil rat seemed to be afraid of outsiders, and it hid behind the body of the Snake-Keeper, refusing to come out.

After a while, the sound of mice devouring meat came up again. Fu Hongda stared at the wet and rotten ground, where most of the steamed buns were already dirty. He took a deep breath and still charged over, grabbing the steamed buns in his hands and returning.

The two steamed buns were what he and the snake breeder had eaten for the entire day. He ate his, then turned his gaze back to the steamed bun.

Since a person could not live on, what was the point of keeping food? He might as well help someone like him who had a slim chance of survival.

He secretly rushed over and grabbed the other steamed bun as well and quickly hid in a corner. Just as Fu Hongda was about to open his mouth and bite, the man from the foreign land, who had fainted for a day, suddenly moved.

The first person to wake up from his daze was the red-eyed rat who was eating meat. The mouse was a mouse after all, and the slightest movement would cause it to cower.

The Red-Eyed Mouse ran back to the mouse hole at the back of the jar. At the same time, the Snake-Keeper also half sat up from the ground, feeling pain all over his body.

As soon as he lifted his eyes, his gaze landed on Fu Hongda. Compared to his sorry state, Fu Hongda was practically unscathed at the moment.

It was obviously an ally, why was he the only one to suffer?

The Snake-Keeper took a deep breath as the hatred in his eyes slowly condensed. His dirty face was filled with malevolence. Fu Hongda trembled under his oppressing gaze and threw the steamed bun in his hand forward.

This smile that could not be called a smile caused Fu Hongda's entire body to tremble even more. He swallowed his saliva and did his best to maintain a steady voice, saying: "Your injuries are too severe. You should eat something first, or you can even push yourself up a bit more."

The snake-keeper did not say anything, nor did he take the steamed bun. He just continued to stare at him.

Fu Hongda was very afraid that this person would suddenly go crazy and die without any desire. The only malicious intent he had was to bring a person with him to enter the underworld together.

He had lived stealthily for most of his life, and had just gotten everything that he had dreamed of. He absolutely could not die now, he had to at least leave this damned base camp alive, and return to the side of his wife and daughter to take another look at them!

Fu Hongda's heart was hanging by his throat as he closely watched the movements of the Snake-Keeper. He thought to himself, If this person really dares to charge over, which direction should I run to, how can I have a greater chance of winning?

Perhaps he was too weak to stand up, or perhaps he did not want to waste his energy to deal with a useless person. The snake keeper grabbed the black and dirty steamed bun and slowly started to eat it one bite at a time.

The Snake-Keeper finished the steamed bun, but his stomach still felt empty. He then looked at Fu Hongda with a sharp gaze that was not inferior to the red-eyed rats' nest in the dungeon.

An absurd idea suddenly popped up in Fu Hongda's mind. Could it be that this person planned to eat him because he wasn't full?

Perhaps the Witch Clan, this strange and terrifying race, really still retained the habit of drinking blood and eating alive from living people?

Fu Hongda did not dare to say anything for a moment as he did his best to reduce the feeling of his own existence.

Fortunately, the snake-keeper did not have any intention of targeting him. Instead, he lay on his stomach and slowly moved to the side of the jar of soy sauce, one step at a time.

Over the past few days, Fu Hongda had identified all six of them. Each of them was as big as a cat's head, and their bodies were completely black, with long bared fangs, looking sinister and fierce.

Grabbing one of the vile rats, the snake keeper stuffed it into his mouth without even looking at it.

Fu Hongda almost vomited. He saw that after the snake-keeper bit off the mouse's neck, he actually chewed its head until it was rotten and swallowed it!

"Ugh." Fu Hongda finally could not take it anymore. He lay on the wall and vomited.

His smile was full of blood and between his mouth and mouth, one could faintly see the pieces of a rat's head. His red eyes were still open, as if they would burst at any time.

After eating three rats, the snake-keeper looked like he was full. He leaned on the jar of soy sauce in a satisfied manner, occasionally glancing at Fu Hongda.

Fu Hongda felt that he should say something. This person was too dangerous. For the sake of his life, he had to pacify him.

But before he could think of anything good to say, the snake-keeper suddenly said, "It eats my meat, I eat its meat. What, do you think it's unfair?"

How could Fu Hongda dare to agree? He immediately shook his head and said, "How could it be unfair? Mister is naturally brave and capable.

Perhaps it was because he had eaten the Red-Eyed Mouse, Fu Hongda felt that his eyes were also gradually turning red.

"Do you want to eat?" The Snake-Keeper asked with a grin.

Fu Hongda shook his head with all his might, "I don't dare to fight for food with mister. Sir, please enjoy, mister, please enjoy."

"Are you afraid?"

Fu Hongda wiped off the cold sweat on his forehead. He was afraid, scared to death, to be in the same room with someone who ate live rats alive. He was afraid that if he was even a little bit distracted, his bones would be bitten off and his marrow would be sucked out.

"What's there to be afraid of? I don't even know if I can live past tonight. What are you afraid of?"

Fu Hongda's heart was thumping wildly as he hurriedly said, "Sir has the blessing of a hundred gods, and will live for a hundred years. Furthermore, you have just eaten a divine mouse, so you must have accumulated a lot of vitality to extend your lifespan.

"Hahaha." The snake man laughed and looked up.

He didn't say anything after he finished laughing. He leaned against the jar and squinted his eyes after a while.

Fu Hongda did not dare to be careless. His entire body was still tensed, and he did not dare to relax for even a moment.

After a quarter of an hour, there was a clanging sound as the iron gates of the dungeon were suddenly opened again.

This time, not only the military officers came in, but three masked men, three of them tall and sturdy. The one in the lead looked around the dungeon environment, then looked at the two living people, and said in a deep voice, "Someone wants to save you, follow them."

Fu Hongda's eyes lit up. The Snake-Keeper, who was half-squinting, also instantly opened his eyes.

The three mysterious men in black brought the two persecuted prisoners out of the dungeon. As soon as they left, Fu Hongda saw that the two rows of military officers guarding the dungeon were lying on the ground, either unconscious or dead.

Fu Hongda was relieved only when they turned and walked out of the camp. Just as he was about to thank the man in black and ask who had saved them, he saw one of the men in black stabbing at him with a sharp blade.

"Puchi." A sound came from his stomach. Fu Hongda looked down and saw that in the middle of his gray and black inner garment, there was a piece of rock that was deep, slowly dying and dispersing.

"You … "You all..." Fu Hongda pointed at the three men in black. His vision became increasingly blurry.

Before he passed out, he heard the sounds of fighting, as well as the snake-keeper gritting his teeth, and his cold, sinister voice, "Is the Empress not afraid of making enemies out of my entire Shaman Tribe by destroying the bridge after crossing the river?"

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