Chapter 33

“The venomous snake bit once and then ran away, but I saw white markings, coiled in rings.”

“That’s a banded krait!”

Wang Tiezhu’s brow furrowed deeply—highly venomous.

“What? This…”

Wang Yu could no longer hold back. Tears streamed down her face as she sobbed uncontrollably. “Xiaoxue, you must not have anything happen to you! If something happens to you, how are we supposed to live… wuwuwu!”

“Enough, enough! Stop crying!”

Wang Tiezhu was speechless. This woman did nothing but cry. He said, “Even if you cry your eyes out, it won’t save your sister!

Hurry and carry her inside. Let me take a look.”

“You… you know how to treat snake venom?!”

“Just move!”

Without answering, Wang Tiezhu directly picked up the unconscious woman and said, “Bring my medical kit,” before striding inside.

Once they reached the bedroom, Wang Tiezhu set the woman down. Seeing a crowd of villagers gathered at the door to watch the commotion, he frowned and said:

“There’s nothing to see here! Stay outside.”

He had Wang Yu close the door. Now, only the three of them remained in the room—one still unconscious.

Wang Tiezhu said, “Take off your sister’s pants!”

“Huh? That… that’s not appropriate, is it?”

Wang Yu hesitated and said, “My sister is still a virgin. If she takes off her pants, how will she face people in the future?”

Wang Tiezhu rolled his eyes. “I just need to check the wound! What are you thinking?!

If you keep dawdling, your sister’s life will be gone!”

“I’ll do it! I’ll do it!”

Wang Yu felt that something was different about this usually foolish Wang Tiezhu. His gaze and demeanor were completely unlike before—was his brain finally working properly?

She quickly helped her younger sister remove her pants, revealing a pair of long, fair legs. Since it was summer, she was already wearing very little—only a thin layer of pink fabric remained.

The Wang sisters were famous not just in Wangjiabao Village but also in the surrounding villages, known for their outstanding looks. They were identical twins, and there had even been rumors in the village that a wealthy businessman from the city had offered a hefty sum—one million!

To spend just one night with them. The rumors were so detailed that they almost seemed real.

“What are you looking at? Hurry up and treat my sister!”

“Huh? Oh, oh, right!”

Snapping back to reality, Wang Tiezhu examined the woman’s thigh. Near the edge of the pink fabric was a faint snake bite mark—so subtle that one wouldn’t notice it without looking carefully.

This snake really knew how to pick its spot… Why bite there of all places?

“I need to suck out some of the venom first.”

“I’ll do it!”

Wang Yu responded immediately, as if afraid her sister would be taken advantage of.

“A woman can’t!”

Wang Tiezhu said, “A woman’s nature is yin, and snake venom is also yin. Yin on top of yin will not only fail to help your sister but will also accelerate the spread of the venom to her organs.

You might even get poisoned yourself.”

Hearing this, Wang Yu turned pale. “Then… then you do it, Tiezhu! Please save her!”

Wang Tiezhu didn’t have time to hesitate. He lowered his head and began sucking out the venom. A faint fragrance lingered in the air.

Wang Yu stood aside, watching. The scene was far too intimate, and her face turned red. Her younger sister occasionally let out soft whimpers of pain.

This went on for a minute or two!

Wang Tiezhu rinsed his mouth and said, “Stay here and watch her. I’m going outside to pick some herbs for snake venom. I’ll be back soon.”

Without waiting for a response, he rushed out.

A while later, he returned with a handful of herbs, chewed them into a paste, and applied them to the woman’s wound.

“Tiezhu, why isn’t my sister waking up yet?”

Wang Yu was growing anxious as she watched her younger sister still lying motionless on the bed.

Wang Tiezhu handed her a bottle of water. “This is my antidote mixture. Give it to your sister to drink, quickly.”

Wang Yu took it. The liquid inside was clear and cool to the touch. She didn’t know what kind of antidote it was, but she didn’t think much about it. She opened the bottle, then hesitated again:

“But… but she’s unconscious. How do I feed her?”

“Use your mouth!”

“This…” Wang Yu’s face turned red again as she hesitated.

Wang Tiezhu was speechless. She had been so proactive just now, but now she was suddenly shy? He urged, “Hurry up! Stop wasting time.”

“Alright… okay!”

Wang Yu took a mouthful of the liquid and slowly fed it to her sister. Wang Tiezhu stood to the side, his heart pounding.

This scene… was just too alluring.

This kind of thing only happened in those forbidden movies!

After feeding her about half the bottle, Wang Tiezhu stopped her.

“That’s enough!”

He checked the woman’s pulse and examined her eyes. Her pulse was much more stable, her breathing even, and her previously pale complexion had gained some color.

“Phew…”

He exhaled in relief. It seemed she was out of danger. In truth, he had not been entirely sure. The banded krait was extremely venomous. Without an anti-venom injection, the fatality rate was high.

The previous methods—sucking out venom and applying herbal paste—were just conventional treatments. What had truly saved her was likely the mystical effects of the spring water she drank earlier.

Just then, the unconscious Wang Xue let out a soft moan and slowly opened her eyes, still dazed.

“Where… where am I? Am I in heaven?”

Wang Yu was overjoyed to see her sister awake. “Xiaoxue! You’re awake? That’s great! You scared me to death just now.”

“Huh?”

Wang Xue was confused. “Sis? Why are you here too? Am I… dead?”

“Don’t say that!”

Wang Yu interrupted her. “Tiezhu saved you! You got bitten by a snake, and Tiezhu sucked out the venom for you. He did it so hard—look, it’s all swollen there.”

A few black lines appeared on Wang Tiezhu’s forehead. That… sounded very misleading.

Wang Xue looked down and gasped. “Ahh!” She shrieked, “Sis! Why did you take off my pants?!”

“How else was he supposed to suck out the venom?!”

“But… but!”

Wang Xue sneaked a glance at Wang Tiezhu. The thought of her most private area being seen—and even, well, bitten—made her face burn red with embarrassment. She quickly pulled her pants back on.

Wang Tiezhu walked over and opened the door. The villagers who had been waiting outside eagerly swarmed in.

“Aunt Wang, Xiaoxue should be fine now. But to be safe, I’ll check on her again tomorrow to make sure all the venom is gone.”

“Oh, good, good!”

Wang Caie, seeing her daughter awake and looking much better, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

“Tiezhu, thank you! Really, thank you so much. If not for you, Xiaoxue might not have made it.”

Wang Tiezhu waved his hand. “Aunt Wang, don’t say that. Xiaoxue and I are friends—I couldn’t just stand by and do nothing.”