The "cocoon" above was receiving nourishment from six giant trees at the same time. Kloto's consciousness descended into this forest, almost personally escorting the birth of this strange beast.

As the "cocoon" grows larger, the surface film gradually becomes clearer and the contents inside gradually become visible.

It was a growing young beast. There were no obvious signs of wild beasts on its body. It could be said that it had integrated almost all the known characteristics of wild beasts and eventually became an independent species rather than a simple mixture.

A few hours later, the sun disappeared in the sky and the thick fog began to dissipate little by little.

However, the spore cloud that should have covered everything bypassed the area surrounded by giant trees, as if it had been struck by some invisible force.

And surrounded by giant trees, milky white claws pierced through the membrane that had begun to naturally wither, and a soft, whitish monster wrapped in transparent liquid began to fall downwards.

The insect-like monsters had already used their silk to weave several layers of soft nets between the giant trees. These silk threads wrapped the newborn monster and dropped it onto the soft fungal carpet below.

Wherever the strange beast stepped on, the mycelium there would automatically retract, as if it was afraid of hurting the newborn monster.

Driven by instinct, the newborn cubs began to gnaw on the corpses of other dead alien beasts to obtain nutrients.

After taking its first meal, the beast, which was carefully designed by Kroto and not contaminated by spores, approached a soft depression formed by tree roots and began to rub against it.

A voice echoed in Clotho's consciousness, calling him:

"Mother."