The Queen Back From Hell - Chapter 59: Chapter 59

Suddenly, two blood-curdling screams, like pigs being slaughtered, echoed through the entire school building.
Someone shrieked, "Oh my god! Mom!"
Dominic was terrified, his face as pale as a sheet, desperately struggling to break free from Flower's coils.
"Get away!" his sidekick screamed, equally terrified, flailing his limbs wildly in panic.
Tangled together by the snake, the two were so frightened it felt like their souls were about to leave their bodies.
Most people were terrified of snakes.
The more they struggled, the tighter Flower coiled around them.
Arielle smirked and recorded a quick video with her phone before turning to leave.
She left Dominic and his sidekick struggling helplessly on the spot.
Seeing this, Frederick rushed forward to help.
Flower was his pet snake, usually very docile and obedient.
"Stay still. I'll get Flower off you," Frederick said as he tried to gently uncoil the snake.
There was no way they could listen. Being coiled by the snake, they were far too panicked to stay calm.
Dominic's face turned ghostly pale, on the verge of passing out from terror.
The bystanders were thrown into chaos, scrambling in panic, some rushed off to find a teacher, while others frantically called the police for help.
Ten agonizing minutes passed, yet Flower remained tightly coiled around their necks.
Dominic and his sidekick looked as pale as corpses, while Frederick kept struggling in vain to pry the snake off them.
The teachers arrived but were at a complete loss, all of them terrified of the creature.
A few minutes later, the firefighters arrived on the scene.
Within two minutes, the firefighters carefully removed Flower from around the boys' necks.
Meanwhile, Dominic and his sidekick were rushed to the hospital.
Arielle walked into the classroom.
The rest of the class stared at her in shock.
"Is she even human? How is she totally fine after all that?" the students whispered.
They were dying to see the chaos unfold, but they were afraid Arielle would think they were in on the prank, so they all stayed put in the classroom, just waiting for her terrified reaction.
Even when Dominic started screaming, they forced themselves not to go check it out.
It was clear that Dominic and his crew's plan had totally backfired.
"How can she not be afraid of snakes? Is she even human?" someone whispered, eyes wide in disbelief.
"Man, that's absolutely terrifying!" another muttered, unable to hide their awe.
Recalling how Arielle had beaten someone up just yesterday, the other students quickly averted their eyes, not daring to meet her gaze.
Some students started whispering among themselves.
A person asked, "Did the big snake get away, or did she catch it?"
Another said, "She must've caught it. Did you hear Dominic screaming his head off just now? I didn't dare go out because I was afraid Arielle would think I was in on it too."
Someone else said, "She's not even scared of snakes. You really think something like that could freak her out?"
Arielle walked toward her seat.
As she opened her desk, several large sewer rats came scurrying out, their screeches filling the air.
These weren't harmless lab mice, they were big, disease-ridden vermin from the gutters.
These rats carried viruses.
The entire class turned to watch Arielle's reaction.
Some wore mocking grins, eager for her humiliation.
Others maintained an air of detached indifference.
A few showed genuine concern and sympathy.
"Who put these here?" Arielle swept her gaze across the classroom.
No one dared to answer, not wanting to get on her bad side.
Most students quickly averted their eyes the moment her gaze landed on them.
Arielle remained calm as she walked to the front, first closing the classroom door, then shutting all the windows.
The whole class watched in confusion, their eyes following her every move.
In the next instant, Arielle strode swiftly to her desk.
Without warning, she lifted her foot,
With a thunderous crash, the desk toppled to the floor.
The rats hidden inside the desk were startled out of their wits.
They bolted out at lightning speed, scattering wildly in every direction.
Soon, they were darting all over the classroom.
The once-quiet room erupted into utter chaos.