Qin Sisi was shocked and her arms flailed desperately, reaching out for any weeds on the ground to stop her momentum, but although she grabbed a handful, her speed of being dragged away did not decrease in the slightest.
Before she could think of a good countermeasure, she was hoisted up by the vine that had entwined her ankles, so now Qin Sisi hung upside down, head down and feet up, in indescribable agony.
However, the true identity of the torturous culprit finally revealed itself, leaving Qin Sisi staring at her foe in stunned silence.
As it turned out, demonic beasts not only referred to animals but also plants.
The beast that had bound her was none other than a gigantic flower, its five petals a vivid, dripping crimson, which now looked so eerie and terrifying through Qin Sisi's eyes.
In the center of the petals, there formed a hollow, appearing to be the mouth of the flower. The vine lifted Qin Sisi up, seemingly ready to stuff her into the maw of the flower.
