Chapter 286: Feeling Like Bursting

Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train

The golden monkey had become a living version of the painting "The Scream," clutching its face in a state of shock and panic.

Meanwhile, the little tree continued to stretch its branches, insisting on handing that ten-centimeter-long twig to Ming Chu.

What caught Ming Chu's attention, however, was the sap dripping from the little tree's wound.

It was a pale golden sap.

Are there any trees that have pale golden sap?

Besides, when the little tree broke off its own branch just now, all the tree roots vibrated at the same time, didn't they?

This self-mutilating behavior of the little tree gave her a bad premonition.

In fact, Ming Chu's premonition was correct.

However, this unfortunate event didn't involve her directly; its main impact was on the outside.

Ming Chu, who was inside, only felt the roots vibrate once. In reality, to maintain the existence of the cavern, the vibration of the roots had been suppressed to the absolute minimum.

The vibrations were most intense on the outer trunk and other areas.

Even the giant python, which never interfered in the battles between humans and beasts, couldn't help but lift its head. Its gaze fell upon the tree hole, and for a moment, it thought it had misidentified the person.

But that was impossible.

Even if it had misidentified the person, the little monkey was there. If Ming Chu had truly harmed the little tree, the monkey wouldn't have let her off.

Yet, it didn't hear the monkey's rage. But if nothing was wrong with the little tree, why would the giant tree outside be vibrating?

The only ones remaining safely on the giant tree now were the giant python and Mangmang, along with Awuh and Amu on Mangmang's tail. All other giant beasts had been shaken off by the Divine Tree.

The giant python looked at Mangmang's chubby body and couldn't help but swat it.

It was all because it was too fat; otherwise, with its length, it should have been able to squeeze in to check the situation. And now? The diameter, which was just over a meter, made it impossible for it to squeeze down.