The bloody breath that had been sealed for a hundred years was like a long-dormant beast, re-emanating in the corners of the world. With the gentle blowing of the wind, it pervades every corner, and the invisible depression and fear, like the night falling, shrouds the entire animal world in a strange atmosphere.

The above is what the Angry Flame Cow said, the tragic situation of the animal world now, and it is also for Ye Ning to popularize science in place, and the next is to tell the story of the Angry Flame Cow in the past six months:

The Flame Ox had been their leader, the Venerable of the Biological Union, and his prestige hung alone in the sky like the sun. Now, however, all this is like the silence after the fireworks are gone. The herbivores that once looked up to him and followed him were no longer willing to listen to the Flame Ox, and their eyes were only filled with the desire of the grass.

The Raging Ox was their protector, using his power to give them peace of mind and protect them from harm. But in these chaotic times, even though they knew that the Flame Bull had powerful abilities, they were no longer afraid and chose to attack the Flame Cow instead. The Flame Ox could only watch them helplessly, attacking the Flame Ox again and again.

In order to protect itself, in order to survive, the Flame Ox had to fight back. Every attack is his mourning for friendship, and every defense is his nostalgia for the past. His flames pierced the air, flashing through my longing for a peaceful day. Every time he fights, he is reminded that the world has changed.

The Flame Ox stood in the wind, watching them fight for the grass, stormy tears streaming down the wrinkles. For survival, for self-preservation, they even launched an attack on themselves, and his heart, in every conflict, was dripping blood. He was the former leader, the leader they once respected, but now he can only find hope for survival in this chaos, as an ordinary cow.

For those herbivores, the Flame Ox is like an impassable mountain, and they can only hang their heads weakly in front of the Flame Ox like a grasshopper shaking a tree. The power of the Flame Ox discouraged them, it was a kind of crushing from the bones.

Carnivores, however, are a different story. Even though they knew that the Flame Ox was far superior to them, and saw the Flame Ox clothed in flames as if a god had only descended into the world, they were not to be outdone. They wagged their tails, smirked faces, and waved their sharp claws as they desperately charged at the Flame Bull.

Every contact, every fight, is a challenge to life. Their fangs and claws are infused with power, and the slightest negligence on the part of the Flame Ox will carve scars into my skin like a savage carver, causing pain in both mind and body.

The flames continued to burn, and the Flame Cow's fire ability lit up the night in a massive way, fending off their attacks and lighting the way for the Flame Cow to survive. However, even though his fire ability gave me the strength to resist, he survived the siege and was covered in scars.

The Flame Ox suffers from the pain and the changes in the world. He stood alone in the wind, looking at the animals with whom he had lived, exhausted and sad. His flame is still burning, but he is no longer the all-powerful leader, just a scarred cow, walking alone on the road of survival.

The Flame Ox felt fear, and the fear was as dignified and deep as the dark night. He struggled in a whirlpool of pain and despair, the pressure of survival weighing on his heart like a heavy mountain, making me sigh.

Then the Flame Ox remembered the rabbit named Rabit. His lively and carefree eyes often flashed in the dreams of the Angry Ox. He once told the Flame Cow that the human world is warm and beautiful, with abundant food, comfortable environment, and happiness every day.

The Raging Bull once distrusted Rabit, who had an instinctive wariness of the human world. He felt that it was a world far away from nature, without vast grasslands and without fresh air. He used to think it was a cage, a bondage.

Now, however, the Flame Ox is somewhat shaken. He began to reflect, to reflect on his prejudices about the human world, on his attachment to survival. He tried to break his defenses, trying to understand what Rubbitt was saying.

The Flame Ox stood wearily in place, looking out into the distance, where the clouds were as beautiful as a dream. He began to imagine, to imagine himself in a human world, where there was enough food and a stable life. Perhaps, that world is his true destination. He bowed his head slightly, physically and mentally exhausted, he no longer resisted, he was willing to trust the rabbit, he was willing to go to the human world, which seemed to be the only way out for the Flame Bull.

The Flame Ox left his homeland and crossed the mountains and rivers. The mountains that had given him a breeding ground were now the ruggedness beneath his feet; The rivers that once irrigated him were now in a desperate situation. He climbed over the mountains, crossed the streams, and used all his strength to find hope of survival.

He endured hunger and felt the limits of his body and soul. Facing the attack of carnivores alone, the Flame Ox survived wave after wave of challenges. Facing their claws and fangs, although the scars on his body are deep, each victory proves his determination to survive.

Dragging his tired and trembling body, the Angry Flame Ox went through hardships and dangers, and it took nearly half a year to walk non-stop, day and night, and traverse so many distances. His horns have left traces of time, his hooves have stepped on the footprints of life, and every step is a record of his dialogue with life.

Now, the Flame Cow finally arrived and saw the two of them. Ye Ning's response brought him the comfort of my soul and gave him the strength to move forward. In this strange and solid new world, the Flame Ox has found hope and a future. He, just an ordinary cow, used his perseverance and determination to come here, and when he needed the faith most, Ye Ning's appearance and the correspondence of the code strengthened Fuyan's belief in survival and the yearning for the world that Rubbitt said.

This is the story of the Flame Cow. But among the stories he said, what he said, from the current demons in the demon beast world to the flames of war, to the fact that he left his hometown alone and on a long journey, all of them illustrate a truth.

Inextricably linked, this is the ecosystem—the basic field that gives all living beings life, reproduction, and survival. Like a delicate balancer, the slightest deviation can trigger a well-thought-out shock that can lead to a catastrophic end. Like the sky after a rainstorm, there is a slightly tragic picture: herbivores subject to ecological imbalance have no grass on their hooves, while carnivores that depend on them for survival are driven by desire to slaughter.

All this is due to the reckless tampering with the ecosystem. Whether it is unintentional intervention or malicious intervention, it will break the dynamic equilibrium of this life-sharing circle that has lasted for hundreds of millions of years. However, the destruction did not come without cost. What we pay for this ignorance is a tragic loss that cannot be measured—extinct species, depleted resources, lost greenery.

The ecosystem is like a magnificent symphony, where each creature plays its own melody in harmony and rhythm. Once there are discordant notes, the whole movement will lose its balance, the music will become noise, and the prosperity of life will turn into barrenness.

Therefore, from the perspective of a reader, from a fine dust to all living beings, we should carefully protect this fragile and resilient ecosystem to ensure that we share the vast and deep vitality of the earth.

After listening to the narration of the Angry Flame Cow, the two of them were shocked by the current tragic state of the Demon Beast World, the feeling of the Biological Association destroying the ecosystem and asking for hardships, and the sympathy for the experience of the Angry Flame Cow. But it's more about resonance.

For Ye Ning, he realized what the Star Soul said, the laws of the operation of this world. He understood that the ecosystem could not be destroyed, and he also understood that now was the vacuum of belief in demon beasts, and the most recent time was the perfect time to rein in demon beasts!

As for Li Yishuang, she didn't understand more, since the demon beasts were so miserable, why did Ye Ning go to receive them and give them space to survive? So, Li Yishuang asked:

"These monsters have launched an attack on us humans, and they have destroyed our city, so why should we go to receive monsters and give them space to live?"

Ye Ning patted Li Yishuang on the shoulder and said slowly: "At the moment when we observe those spirit beasts in the natural world decisively counterattacking against human beings, we must breed a reflection in our hearts, that is, have we also restrained their freedom with iron chains and blocked their vision with fences, so that they choose to revolt and choose to rebel?" ”

"Just as the cow's tongue is scarred and cannot be healed by its own strength, they need our human help, and we need to touch their sore spots with compassion and the light of wisdom, and give them warm healing. Animals do rely on human help in their lives, and in the face of difficulties they cannot overcome, our intervention can often save their lives and reverse their fate. ”

"However, there is no one-way dependence between humans and animals, and we need them deeply. They are the spirits of the earth, the messengers of nature, and their existence has many magical uses that have not been discovered by us. For example, the birds in the forest, they scatter their seeds in all directions, so that life can be nurtured in the soil; The fish in the river, they dance with the water, maintaining the ecological balance of the lake. ”