The hateful Hun ants actually used this despicable tactic to wipe out the Red Ant Army's ace unit, the Iron Bull Tank Swarm.

Suddenly, the seemingly powerful offensive of the Red Ant Army collapsed.

Since then, all the troops of the Red Ant Army have become vulnerable in front of the Hun Ant Army.

The Xiongnu ant army also took the opportunity to sweep through the various federations of the Red Ant Empire.

And the Seventh Army, as one of the main forces, was beaten by the forward troops of the Hun ants and was embarrassed.

The commander of the corps, Major General Banlangen, actually fled into the rainforest with a few of his cronies and personal guards.

Unexpectedly, it happened to be blown by a tornado into the nearby forest a few kilometers away from Su Sancheng.

Now, Banlangen has become a veritable commander of the light pole.

In a flower-filled forest grass, Banlangen finally woke up covered in mud, and gently softened its eyes, finding itself blown into a strange world by the wind.

The ant went into the stream to wash off the mud from it, and then crawled refreshably through the forest grass.

There was a sound of wings flapping ahead, and several beautiful butterflies were chasing each other in the grass, fanning the air.

Suddenly, Banlangen's gaze was drawn to a beautiful leaf.

It's the kind of leaves that are so funny that you can forget all the things you've set your mind to do.

Banlangen slowed down and moved closer to the leaves......

What lovely leaves! Just cut it into squares, chew it and smear some saliva on it, and the leaves will begin to ferment and eventually form a kind of white ball filled with fragrant mycelium.

Banlangen clamped the base of the leaf branch with the sharp edge of the hard jaw and lifted the leaf above his head as if he were lifting a wide sail.

However, Banlangen is just an ant, and of course he does not know how to control the laws of sail rotation.

As soon as the leaves are lifted, the power of the wind is felt.

Despite the small muscles trying to keep it balanced, the ant was too light to compete with the wind.

The body loses its balance, and the red ant overturns.

The Plate Blue Root still tried to cling to the leaves, but the wind was too strong for it, and it was blown away by the wind.

The leaf swirled in the air and slowly fell downward, and after a while, it landed on a low tree in the distance.

It seems that it will be very difficult for Banlangen to eat leaves, forget it, it doesn't matter, there are still leaves, and you can find something smaller than this.

Banlangen walked a little further, and saw a lily not far away, and a slug was crawling towards it.

Looks like this pesky slug is going to have another great meal!

At this moment, a lizard sees this slug and is ready to swallow it in one gulp.

But the lizard was very patient, and it was not too late to wait until the guy had eaten the lily and his body had become fatter.

In this way, the lizard can eat food that contains the scent of lilies.

So the lizard hid in the distance and waited for the slugs to eat the lily.

However, a one-meter-long venomous snake also found the lizard.

It was about to eat the lizard for breakfast, but it noticed that the lizard seemed to be waiting for the slug to swallow the lily, so it decided to be patient as well, and in the shade of the tree, the three creatures connected in the food chain were watching each other......

Suddenly, the slug sees another slug approaching.

This one isn't trying to steal its food.

Not wanting to waste any more time, it pounced on the salivating lily and munched on it until it was completely gone.

As soon as the slug finished eating, the lizard swooped up on it and sucked it into its stomach like a thin noodle, and it was the turn of the green snake to strike.

It sped towards the lizard, and suddenly, an eagle flew down from the sky, stretched out its claws, grabbed the poisonous snake that wanted to eat breakfast, and carried it into the air......

The snake struggled desperately, opened its mouth and stretched out its fangs, biting at the eagle.

When it was too late, the eagle immediately let go of the viper and threw it to the ground.

The poisonous snake was smashed to the ground and almost fainted.

The eagle pounced on the snake again, grabbed it five or six meters in the air, and threw it to the ground again.

This time, the poisonous snake finally had a disjointed bone in its whole body, and died completely, like a soft grass rope, and was caught by the eagle and taken off to make breakfast.

Seeing this thrilling scene, Banlangen was stunned.

This was the first time in Banlangen's life that he saw the amazing scene of an eagle hunting and killing a poisonous snake.

After a while, the roots found another smaller leaf, and tasted it with relish next to the roots, without waiting for the leaves to ferment.

Even if the meal wasn't delicious, it would at least keep the banlangen full.

In any case, the root of the plant is not very fond of eating leaves, preferring to eat meat.

But now that it escaped from death and was blown here by a strong wind, it is now so hungry that it is unable to walk, so it has no choice but to pick and choose.

After swallowing the last bite of food, Banlangen did not forget to clean his body.

It grabbed its slender right antennae with its forefoot, bent forward to the edge of its mouth, and then pulled it from under its large jaw to its tongue, sucking it gently to clean it.

After both antennae were smeared with saliva, Banlangen put the antennae between the pollen brushes under the tibia and combed them.

The ants move their abdomen, chest, and neck joints until they twist them to the point where they can no longer writhe.

Then Banlangen used his forelimbs to clean his big compound eyes.

Ants' eyes do not have eyelids to protect and moisten, so if they don't polish their eyes often, after a while, they can only see some blurry images.

As the compound eyes are cleaned more and more cleanly, the more clearly it can see what is in front of it.

Wow! What a big monster. Why am I so unlucky? It's damning!