A Whirlwind Marriage with the Beautiful CEO

Chapter 637

“W–Who in the world are you?” the Snake Master asked in a hoarse voice.

Mackenzie was standing close by, looking at Snake Master’s hideous face, the

evil patterns on his face, and the slippery snake scales on his body. It made

her feel nauseous, almost wanting to vomit.

She couldn’t believe that such an ugly person actually existed.

Emmanuel, however, understood more than she did. In order to become a

Snake Master and rule over the snakes, one must immerse themself in

venom and become something even more poisonous than the venomous

snakes themselves. Only then could they become the Snake Master, the king

of all snakes!

Due to prolonged exposure to poison and living with snakes, his body

gradually acquired some features of venomous snakes. Such assassins’-

forget that they also possessed extraordinary skills–appearances alone

could scare any ordinary folk spitless.

“Losers don’t deserve to ask, no?” Emmanuel said with a smile.

No way would he reveal his identity so casually, especially not in front of his

wife. If even his wife knew, then he would’ve truly concealed his identity for

nothing!

exerted a sudden force,

the Snake Master, who was covered in lethal

of the top three monsters in the

afford to be careless and give

the tables.

Wolf Warrior never

of agony, but his eyes held

gleam.

mouth, and a stream of red blood spurted toward

Emmanuel.

Master, experienced in countless battles, knew full

believed they had achieved a great victory, they often became the

most complacent.

the strength of a person in this world was their

skills. Whoever was

combat skills average; after all, his

A killer’s objective was

attack failed,

to assassinate the

killer’s trump card.

such a method

could launch

But Emmanuel had anticipated it and managed to throw him

in advance.

into the rocky slope, causing his vision

go black, and dizziness overwhelmed

spewed out was like

clothes rapidly decayed before the

his skin,

a foul smell.

lingering fear. If it hadn’t been for