Villainess is being pampered by her beast husbands

Then, carefully, she placed everything inside: the onions, garlic, ginger, every useful root and herb she had gathered. Some meat and jerky too, just in case. She layered it with more leaves—one after another until the scent was muffled and the contents hidden.

Finally, she packed it all in with soil, then sand. And on top of it, she rolled over a large, oddly shaped stone. It stuck out enough that she’d remember it, but not enough to draw attention.

She stood there for a moment, hands on her hips.

"Lets get out of here".

After stepping out of the cave, Kaya dusted off her hands, squinted up at the sky, and gave a satisfied smile. Then she turned to Vayu with a glint in her eyes and said, "Do it."

Vayu—lean, silent, and perpetually unimpressed—raised a brow. "You really think I can do anything?"

Kaya rolled her eyes. "Nah. I know you’re useless," she said, patting his arm like one would console a sulking pet. "But with that ridiculously huge body of yours, at least be my bulldozer."

The snake narrowed his eyes at her, sighed long and hard like someone carrying the weight of everyone’s stupidity, and finally gave in. With a sharp twist, his form shimmered—and then expanded. Bones cracked, scales stretched, and in moments, the sleek man was gone, replaced by the enormous serpent she had grown oddly fond of.

He slithered forward, coiled his massive body, and with a single swipe of his tail, he knocked a huge stone from the side and rolled it right in front of the cave entrance. The earth rumbled slightly as it settled into place, perfectly sealing the opening.