CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN
The hand that held me became covered in pale yellow scales and his clothes dropped to the ground in a heap. I twisted my head around and watched him stretch high into the air on a thin, scale-covered body. He towered several feet over my head thanks to his now serpentine body as his feet oozed together to create a tail that trailed behind him. His severed arm rejuvenated.
The snake threw me behind him and whipped his tail out in front of him, sweeping the bones against the walls where they shattered. I stumbled back and spun around to flee, but an earth-shaking change happened. Literally.
The ground beneath us rattled and the ceiling rained dirt and pebbles down on our heads. A sizeable rock collapsed onto Baddock’s tail and he let loose a hiss of pain. I sco
