The Venus flytrap, with its rampant predation and honey-filled sacs, quickly emptied a swarm of headless insects that had stumbled in. Even as it was swiftly overwhelmed by the influx of more insects, new insect-catching tools were rapidly produced, joining the almost one-sided slaughter.
It's like a silent film.
A relentless swarm of insects attacked our stronghold, falling headlong into the stomachs of waiting predators, trampling over the corpses of their companions as they frantically tried to destroy everything in their path, turning the predators into their own food, only to be hunted by the newborn predators themselves, enacting a truly authentic and merciless battle that belongs only to nature itself.
However, if this momentum continues, without the people sitting here making too much effort and sacrifice, we will also be able to successfully weather this insect swarm attack, and while enjoying a peaceful and rare period of hibernation, we will be able to meet the new challenges that come afterward in full condition.
The only problem seems to be around me.
I turned my head and saw that Sheng had an expression as if he had eaten something rotten and smelly. His face was contorted in extreme contortions. Even though he was covering his mouth and nose with one hand, I could still see clear liquid dripping from his fingers, wetting his clothes.
Are you alright?
I asked him with concern, and took out a white handkerchief from my waist bag and handed it to him.
The half of the cyan-gold apple that was kept in the shoulder bag was indeed missing, but now was not the time to focus on that.
He casually took the handkerchief I offered and vigorously wiped away the saline solution seeping from the corner of his eye. Then, he couldn't help but stick out his tongue again and make a gagging sound.
"Big brother, cough, I'm serious." He grabbed my sleeve tightly with one hand, his wrinkled face showing only deep pain and fear. "Eating worms is just too awful!"
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