The lizard's limbs were attached to the outer wall of the Fantastic Idea, making it and the lizard a single entity.
If it wasn't a super large carriage like the Ingenious, it would have been crushed long ago. Even the animals inside would have fallen to the ground.
The Wonderful Idea was not an ordinary carriage, and the two mules it was leading were not ordinary either.
Without the threat of the wolves, the two animals were much quieter, but they were still running fast.
The horror from the wolf's mouth was indeed far away, but there were more dark clouds above their heads. Although they were not as direct as the wolves, they could not relax at all.
No matter what kind of creature it was, if there was a big bloody mouth above their head that could fall at any time, they would not feel relaxed. Even animals without intelligence knew what the sense of death was from the depths of their bodies.
Lulunaka was an exception. She was happy and relaxed now. The mules, which usually had to be whipped a few times to move, could run fast without her doing anything. It was not a waste to let them eat so much.
If it were not for the fear that the mules would fall into some strange potholes, she would have climbed up to the roof of the carriage to familiarize herself with the changes of the lizard.
Speaking of this, Lulunaka remembered something, but she did not think it through completely.
Perhaps it was not a good choice to consume Zendina like this. If she was still around, she would be free to do something else. Now was a rare opportunity, but she could only sit here and hold the reins that were worn through her palms. She could only pull the two mules that were running out of breath in front of her. Other than that, there was nothing else she could do.
Thinking of Zendina was one thing, and then another. It was also about Zendina.
She looked up and could only see the lizard's neck.
The Underground Lizard's body was long and slender. Unlike other lizards with big bellies and short necks, its neck wasn't so short that it couldn't be seen. Furthermore, it could make large movements. Although there was a gap between its physique and strength compared to traditional large lizards, its flexibility was one of its advantages. Just like now, it could even lower its head and look at its prey that was basically motionless and completely unpanicked like a dead object.
Its eyes were very small. In order to adapt to moving underground, its eyes lacked sclera. The two small holes seemed to be inlaid with black pearls, and there was a layer of white membrane covering them.
The eyes were very small, but they protruded outwards. The field of vision was good, and the area of impact was very small. It could be said to be a very perfect organ.
Such a perfect organ was nothing more than a decoration. How ironic … Because it was an underground creature, its eyes were not as useful as its nose. The membrane not only protected it, but also obstructed its vision, making everything it saw blurry.
In his eyes, Lulunaka was probably just a motionless object.
However, its nose could determine what it could eat, and its hunting experience and instincts allowed it to determine what it could eat, what it needed to fight, what it needed to fight for territory, and what it needed to take a detour … These were all engraved in the depths of its soul.
Lurunaka, on the other hand, was a very subtle existence in its eyes.
Whether this vague thing could be eaten, whether it was an enemy fighting for territory, or a natural enemy that it had to hide in the ground … Its experience and memory did not give it an answer.
Its vague cognition combined with Lulunaka's vague image temporarily short-circuited the underground lizard. No matter what animal it was, human, humanoid, or even demon, after a full stomach, its body would be in a relaxed state. No matter what, its mental state would be slightly sluggish.
This was the problem of eating too much. Smart people would eat just enough to maintain their state, but beasts did not seem to have such thoughts.
As for Lulunaka, she was thinking about other things and was indifferent to the tongue falling from above.
When Zendina was taken away by the wolf, she did not care much. After all, she would not die. Moreover, wolves of this level wanted to eat Zendina clean. Even if she wanted to die, it was impossible for her to be eaten until only her skeleton was left.
Based on her judgment, the wolves would know what they had eaten when they were halfway through the meal. Their instincts would tell them to run away, leaving Zendina with only half of her body left or a skeleton with flesh and blood.
If that happened, it would be a little disgusting. Although Lulunaka often butchered, it did not mean that she wanted to clean up the aftermath of a bloody thing, especially when Zendina did not seem to need anyone else to clean up. Zendina's heart was still in her hands. Even if she wanted to die, it was just wishful thinking.
The problem now was not how much of Zendina had been eaten, nor was it a matter of retrieving her, but where she was now.
Some of the wolves fell behind after getting food. They seemed to be very hungry, but it could not be seen from their shiny fur. After all, it was steel fur.
However, the fur that could block arrows didn't give them any advantage. It just made the Ground Lizard more chewy. Moreover, it didn't seem to be that tough. After all, it was eaten clean in such a short time.
The problem now was where Zendina was.
Lulunaka could feel her breath. If Zendina was left behind, her breath would only get weaker. Although she was still very weak now, it was hard not to smell it when it was right next to her nose.
Where was Zendina?
Lulunaka was a little confused. If Zendina was split into several pieces, and one of them happened to be hanging on the carriage, Lulunaka would be very troubled. She would have to take care of this kind of cleaning work herself.
Although it was creepy to let someone who had been split into several pieces clean up the traces left behind by her own limbs, it was normal.
No, there is another possibility. Lulunaka patted her head hard, looking as if she had suddenly realized something.
She had been too busy recently, and her brain almost could not keep up. If there was a place where Zendina could be, then there was indeed a place where she could go. However, that place was probably very disgusting, so disgusting that it would not be surprising if she wanted to die.
When she came to the answer, Lulunaka let out a cry. "I see. This is also a very tragic possibility … It would probably be very dirty!"
At this moment, an even larger shadow covered the Ingenious and the Earthly Lizard above it.
If there was a weakness for a creature like the underground lizard, which was huge and good at sneaking underground, it did have one, but this weakness was not suitable for ordinary people.
Because it was a weakness that only creatures that could fly could take advantage of.
Its unfurled wings covered the sky, and its tough, slender mouth held onto the Underground Lizard, dragging it into the sky.
Lulunaka was still immersed in the answer she came to, and did not react to the changes in the outside world.
After all, this was the Magic Beast Plain. This kind of thing was more common than eating.