There are pros and cons to everything, and so are the forces of nature.

Although it had helped Fengyun before, the situation was different now, and if he still had a large amount of natural forces gathered around him, it would become unfavorable to him.

After he was separated from the big honeydew ant, he didn't want to be noticed again, and the force of nature that wrapped around him would expose him.

Fengyun did it quickly, and with his special relationship with nature, it was far easier to control the forces of nature than ordinary totem warriors.

He knows this himself.

He didn't pay much attention to it, instead focusing more on the other honeydew ants and the white flesh bugs below.

Whoever is noticed by any of them, there will be trouble.

Thankfully, it didn't turn out badly.

The large honeydew ant was killed by him, especially after falling into the white meat bugs, and the attention of both the other honeydew ants and meat bugs was attracted.

Although their focus is on the large honeydew ant, he is not far from it, so it is inevitable that he will also appear in their field of vision.

This time is actually the most test of Fengyun's ability to hide his whereabouts, if he can pass the level, the road behind will be easy to walk, otherwise, he will be in big trouble, which is why Fengyun will go to see their reactions in the first place.

Overall, it was a thrill.

Although it was not in his sense that none of the honeydew ants or meat bugs noticed him, they were immediately attracted to the large honeydew ant.

By the time they had seen what had happened to him, he had already dispelled the excess force of nature around his body, further reducing his presence.

Those honeydew ants and meat worms who had been aware of his existence could no longer discover him, and they all subconsciously regarded the previous discovery as an illusion and stopped pursuing it.

Fengyun confirmed this and secretly breathed a sigh of relief, but he did not rush to leave, but looked down, and observed that the white flesh worm under his feet rose.

When he first saw them, he thought they were honeydew ant larvae, but when he saw what they looked like, he realized that they weren't.

Although their abdomen also has some legs, they are very short enough to support them off the ground, and they are long strips, which look very similar to silkworm chrysalis.

He had never heard of ant larvae that would look like silkworm pupa.

From this, he concluded that they were not descendants of honeydew ants at all.

Since they are not related to honeydew ants, why do honeydew ants feed them?

Fengyun thought of the honey sticks he had seen not long ago, and it was very likely that they were raised by honeydew ants for food, but he was not completely sure if this was the case.

This was the reason why he decided to stay, but it was not the whole reason, and the other reason was that he had a faint feeling that the motivation of the honeydew ants to feed such white meat worms was not pure, at least not just for food.

Of course, his purpose in entering the nest again had nothing to do with it, he wanted to see if he could find honey crystals, and if he couldn't find them, he retreated to get more honeydew.

It's just that I don't know why, these are obviously two seemingly unrelated issues, but Fengyun vaguely feels that there seems to be some kind of connection between them, which is the real reason why he decided to stay.

Fengyun didn't wait long.

Less than five minutes after he decided to stay, he heard a buzzing sound that quickly grew louder, apparently making a sound that was rapidly approaching him.

He was familiar with this buzz. Although he was not able to see their true faces at the first time because of his position, he still locked their identities in a very short period of time.

They must have been the winged honeydew ants he had seen in the honey stick forest when he first entered the nest.

Facts have proved that Fengyun's judgment is completely correct.

Less than a minute after hearing the buzzing sound, he saw winged honeydew ants fly on top of the white flesh worms.

Almost as soon as they appeared, Fengyun noticed that the flesh worms below seemed to be a strong wind suddenly blowing across the water, causing white waves.

No, it's actually those white flesh bugs that are running away.

The ferocity they had done to the living creatures that had been left behind by the honeydew ants was gone, and the wolves were rushing to the pigs, panicking, just trying to stay away from the flying ants.

It's a pity that those flying ants are very experienced.

After they flew above the meat worms, they didn't even pause, they swooped down, and then, like an eagle catching a rabbit, each one caught a meat worm in a very short time.

Fengyun could see that they were catching the fattest of the meat worms, and he also found that the meat worms didn't even have room to struggle.

Almost as soon as they captured them, the flying ants stabbed them with needles protruding from under their jaws, completely depriving them of their mobility.

After the flying ants caught the meat bugs, they did not stay long, but quickly flew away from the big pit where the meat bugs were, and then they threw the prey that was no longer able to move on the edge of the pit.

This is not over, they immediately rushed to the meat worms again, and carried out a new round of capture.

It wasn't until each of the flying ants had caught the eight meat worms that they stopped, but they didn't stay, and soon flew away along the road they had come.

Fengyun looked at the white flesh worms stacked on the edge of the pit, and when he was catching the white flesh worms by the flying ants, he had already left the place, climbed to the edge of the big pit, and poked his head out a little, waiting for the situation to develop further.

As soon as the flying ants left, Fengyun heard the sound of rustling, which he was also familiar with, the sound made by the honeydew ants as they crawled.

In fact, as soon as the sound appeared, Fengyun saw huge honeydew ants crawling in.

They crawled straight at the white-fleshed bugs. They use their huge teeth, clamp them, and place them on their backs, repeating the same motion.

It wasn't until the backs of each of the honeydew ants were covered with white flesh worms that they stopped, then turned around and crawled through the passage from which they came.

At this time, the white meat insects that were captured by the flying ants were no longer there, and they were all removed.

Fengyun looked at the honeydew ants with the white flesh worms on their backs, and when the last one disappeared into the passage where they came, he immediately crawled out of the pit and chased after them.

He followed the honeydew ants from a distance, trying to see where they were transporting the white-fleshed worms.