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Having perused the description of the "Parasitic Blood Serpent," Tyler finally understood the cause of his impending demise.

The cause of death was poisoning, possibly as a result of Heloise's attempt to kill him that backfired, or perhaps due to Heloise being completely infected by the blood serpent.

Regardless of the method of intoxication, given that there would be no symptoms post-poisoning, Tyler would remain oblivious until the onset of the venom. 𝗯𝐞𝐝𝗻𝐨𝐯𝐞� ...

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