Lee Sin's Bizarre Adventure

The gunfire further aroused the instinctive ferocity of the animals, and the snakes instantly turned into a turbulent wave.

Poisonous snakes came like a tide, and their blood-curdling screams echoed in the darkness.

Their speed is far superior to humans, and their attacks are as changeable as water.

There was no time to escape, and there was no way to stop it.

At this moment, all Giorno and the others could do was think about how the enemy could control the snakes in the dark.

Why?

Why do these snakes only attack us and not Jamie?

Faced with the venomous snake kiss that was so close at hand, he tried to remain calm so that he would not be disturbed by death and fear:

Could it be that the other party's imitations have the ability to control living things?

No

Giorno quickly rejected such an overly simplistic idea.

Just relying on his first-year biology knowledge and popular science literacy, he could think of at least dozens of animals that were deadlier and more dangerous than venomous snakes.

For example, poisonous bees that can fly flexibly, and poisonous ants that can attack in groups

The mental power consumed to create insects is lower, but the killing methods of these low-level beings are actually stronger.

If the enemy can really manipulate creatures at will, why would he need to create a swarm of snakes specifically to attack.

There must be a special reason why your opponent chooses snakes.

Giorno!

At this critical moment, Fugo made a suggestion:

We are about to be swallowed up by these snakes.

Instead of thinking about why the snakes didn't attack Jamie, we should prioritize thinking about why the snakes attacked us.

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Fugo gave Giorno a new idea.

Indeed, although snakes appear to be cold and fierce, they are actually quite timid animals.

When encountering humans who are much larger than themselves, snakes will generally retreat cautiously to a distance to take a look, or even be frightened and run away on the spot.

Generally speaking, most snakes will not actively attack humans.

of course there are exceptions.

Giorno vaguely thought of something.

Using the flicker created by Aviation Smith's firing, he carefully observed the appearance of those snakes:

The head is obviously triangular, and the tip of the snout is formed by the tips of the internasal and rostrum scales to form an upturned protrusion.

Found it - it's a type of viper.

The biggest feature of snakes in the subfamily Viperidae is that they have an oval-shaped depression called a 'cheek pit' between their nostrils and eyes!

Cheek pit?

Everyone was stunned for a moment, but except for Fugo, who had a lot of knowledge, Mista and Apaki's expressions were similar to Naranja's now.

While the other three looked confused, Fugo had already expressed Giorno's thoughts with gleaming eyes:

The so-called cheek pit is actually an 'infrared sensor', which is also a thermal positioning instrument.

Only snakes in the subfamily Viperidae have this special organ. They are very sensitive to infrared rays and can even sense temperature changes of 0.001 degrees around them.

Because of this, some snakes in the subfamily Viperidae will have characteristics similar to 'moths flying into the flame'.

Not only are they not very afraid of people, but they are actively attracted to them at night because of the heat radiation emitted from the human body.

I see!

Apache further goes from principle understanding to application level:

Now that it has been determined that these snakes are just chasing the high temperature, they are not specifically targeting a few of us to attack.

Then we just need to create other high-temperature objects to distract these poisonous snakes.

The way to protect yourself among snakes is very clear.

The next step is to create some high-temperature objects to transfer hatred.

The first thing Apache thought of was to set fire to it, but for some reason, Giorno snatched the lighter he just took out:

Don't set fire to it.

Once the flame is lit and the light continues to shine, the other side's pirated aircraft will immediately launch a new round of fire suppression on us.

Although I have healing abilities, if I accidentally get shot in the brain, I'm afraid my golden experience may not be able to save everyone.

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Apaji thought for a while and had to let go of this idea.

Five against one, with the same ability, the number of people has become their weakness.

Let me do it.

Giorno's voice was calm and measured, as if he had already thought of a solution.

Cover your nose and don't breathe-

He also gave a special reminder: I'm afraid the next taste won't be very good.

Then, seeing those poisonous snakes about to break through the defense line and bite them, the golden experience finally took action:

Wood big wood big wood big wood big!

In the darkness, golden fists began to hammer the ground continuously.

The hard ground became soft and quickly expanded and deformed under the fist.

In just a short moment, squirming animal organs grew out of the lifeless floor one after another.

Judging from the shape, the ones grown are all pouch-shaped stomachs.

If it weren't for the difficulty of seeing clearly in the dark, just the terrifying scene of a stomach growing in the ground would make people's scalp numb with fear.

However, with a little explanation, these layers of wrinkled meat and these squirming and bloated animal organs do not look scary at all:

These are cow stomachs, or tripe.

The famous tripe buns in Florence are made from this stuff.

Giorno was performing the magic of growing flesh from the ground, while explaining to himself:

The normal body temperature of cows is one or two degrees higher than that of humans. The active cow stomach should be more attractive to snakes than us.

This is exactly what happened:

After noticing that there was suddenly a large source of high-temperature heat on the ground, the poisonous snakes that were trying their best to attack Giorno and the others stopped immediately.

They have new prey and a heat source that provides greater stimulation.

Just like that, the group of snakes that were charging forward with great momentum stopped.

Most of the venomous snakes rushed to bite the hot, fresh cow stomachs, but only a small number of venomous snakes were still chasing Giorno and others stubbornly to bite them.

The offensive faced by Giorno and the others was suddenly weakened a lot.

They, who had been suppressed from the beginning, finally got a chance to breathe.

This is not enough.

Giorno didn't stop thinking about it:

A cow's stomach without complete body support is only hot when fresh out of the oven and will quickly cool down after a while.

And even if he created an entire cow regardless of consumption (still a plant cow without a soul), the cow would soon be bitten to death by these highly venomous vipers.

As soon as the temperature drops, these vipers will immediately return their attention to Giorno and the others.

Of course, Giorno could also take advantage of this and quickly turn around and run away.

But he vaguely felt that he had grasped the key to counterattack:

The problem of why snakes attack us is solved.

The next thing that has to be solved is why the snake didn't attack Jamie.

And this question was quickly answered.

It was the smell that gradually filled the air that reminded him:

At this moment, there are many smells permeating the darkness, very mixed, and very offensive to the nose.

First, there was the smell of a very pungent disinfectant cleaner.

This smell could be smelled from the first moment they entered the toilet, and it probably had nothing to do with the mystery of Jamie's immunity to snakes.

Then, there’s the awful smell that comes from a live cow’s stomach.

What Giorno created was not a carefully cooked tripe, but a live cow stomach that was steaming and squirming with body fluids.

The stench of blood and body fluids never went away. While the poisonous snakes were excited, it also made Giorno and others who were closer to cover their mouths and noses subconsciously.

And then.

At first it was cleverly concealed by the two previous strong smells, but then it became more and more intense in the air. It was a floral fragrance.

The floral fragrance is getting thicker and stronger, like a tsunami coming from a distance.

At the same time, the fists inspired by the pirated Silver Experience were faintly heard in the darkness.

Only then did Giorno notice that there was even a thick layer of pollen filling the darkness.

The pollen gradually filled every corner of the surroundings, and even adhered badly to the human nasal mucosa. While people felt the pungent aroma, their sense of smell also became unconsciously dull.

And as the pollen spreads, the fragrance of flowers invades

The group of snakes that had been concentrating on biting the cow's stomach, causing juices and blood to flow everywhere, suddenly became restless.

They unconsciously let go of their mouths, broke away from the steaming cow stomachs, and then surged towards the source of the floral fragrance further away, where Giorno and the others were standing.

The Viper's offensive begins again.

Obviously, behind this is Jamie who hides the darkness on the other side and is secretly manipulating it.

Pollen, floral scent

These are all drifting over from Jamie.

Giorno suddenly remembered that the first thing Jamie did after imitating the golden experience was to block the toilet door with branches, and then he happily planted a sea of ​​colorful flowers around him.

At first, Giorno only thought he was doing it to block the door and the road.

But now when I look back and think about it carefully, as long as there are no poisonous snakes to get in the way, the golden experience can make a way through the wall at any time. What the other party does is completely useless.

Unless Jamie is stupid, his seemingly useless behavior is a cover-up to hide his true intentions:

It's a flower!

Giorno understood the secret of the opponent's control of the snakes:

The sea of ​​flowers that Jamie planted at the beginning is the secret to his fear of venomous snakes!