Chapter 794 The Little Snake Was Burned

Everything was stable. Bai Qingqing finally felt the cold and took out the flint from the haystack.

"Little snake, help me light the fire, I'm a little cold." Bai Qingqing shrank her body, her voice trembled slightly unconsciously.

The little snake hurriedly grabbed the stone and struck it with great force. It broke the flint in half in one go, then picked it up and prepared to strike again.

Bai Qingqing twitched the corner of her mouth. Looking at the little snake's movements, it was too late to stop it.

It is estimated that if this goes on, the flint and steel will be completely scrapped.

But after the next knock, a string of sparks splashed out from the stone, falling into the haystack, and a trace of smoke rose.

Bai Qingqing opened her mouth wide, "Is this your first time making a fire? You learn so fast."

The little snake smiled shyly at Bai Qingqing and lowered his head to protect the wisp of green smoke.

"It's in the inherited memory." Little Snake replied.

Bai Qingqing said: "I knew it was too foul for your race!"

The little snake lay on the ground and kept blowing into the grass. A blush appeared on its fair face. I don't know if it was due to blowing to suppress the redness or for some other reason.

The smoke was getting bigger and thicker. Suddenly, a string of flames shot up against the little snake's face.

"Hiss~" The little snake was startled and almost rolled away and crawled away.

The leopard cubs didn't pay special attention to lighting the fire, and were frightened by the little snake's reaction.

"Ouch!"

The leopard cubs jumped up and took several steps back. The hair on their bodies exploded, their backs arched, and their round and explosive bodies resembled a hedgehog.

Bai Qingqing glanced at the leopard cubs, then looked at the little snake worriedly: "Are you okay?"

The little snake was in shock and looked at the flames with fear in his eyes.

Bai Qingqing looked at him carefully for a while. The little snake's face was still white and she seemed to be frightened. She relaxed.

"Are you burned?" Bai Qingqing walked to the little snake, helped him up, and touched the little snake's face.

Her hands were still warmer than the snake's skin.

The little snake rubbed Bai Qingqing's face and said coquettishly, "It's burned."

The young man said in a soft and waxy voice, his red eyes as innocent and pitiful as a rabbit.

Bai Qingqing's heart ached immediately. She pulled him to the entrance of the cave, caught the rainwater with her uninjured hand, then put it on the little snake's face and said softly: "Are you feeling better?"

"It still hurts," said the little snake.

Isn't it a burn?

Bai Qingqing let go and looked at the little snake's face, and found that her eyelashes were all fine. But the snake beast has no hair, and the extent of the skin burns cannot be seen.

Anyway, it looks pretty normal.

Bai Qingqing caught the rain water again and continued to apply it to the little snake.

"Ouch!"

The cry of the leopard cub came from the cave. Bai Qingqing looked back and saw that the third child was holding firewood in his mouth and adding firewood to the fire... The fire was about to go out.

The eldest brother announced the news, and joined the team to protect the fire with the second eldest brother.

"Your hands are cold, so apply it yourself while mom goes to get some firewood."

The little snake didn't reply, a little reluctantly.

Bai Qingqing let go, and worriedly picked up the little snake's hand after getting wet outside, and put it on his face.

When he turned around and came back, the little snake came back with him.

The third child who was adding firewood was so smoked that he burst into tears and the hair around his mouth was wet. Bai Qingqing nodded its nose in a funny way, "Thank you, third brother."

Bai Qingqing pushed the third child to his side as he spoke, and quickly added firewood.

The three leopard cubs had wet fur, shed tears, and shivered as they stood by the fire to keep warm.

Only the little snake stayed far away, as if the fire was a demon, daring not to approach even an inch.