Clearly, the old woman crocodile tried to infuriate Tang Qi. She probably thought he was a young demon hunter, foolish enough to lose his temper with the scene before him, coupled with the heart and brain pulp of a rotting beauty, and then step right into the trap in front of him.
Tang Qi glanced at the three rotting beauties in front of him; they were fragile resentful corpses, but beneath their feet, Tang Qi sensed a faint danger.
Without surprise, it might be a trap.
The perverse old witch also noticed Tang Qi's swift speed, and her first step was to restrict Tang Qi's speed.
Having discerned the trap, there was no need for Tang Qi to observe further.
After all, from the beginning, he came to hunt.
He is not truly a naive young man, who needs to flatter a disgusting, cruel witch and engage in a battle of wits and bravery.
That witch merged with a crocodile gave Tang Qi a feeling far inferior to Samra.
