Although he had only just begun to understand Bee Language, any skill, once initiated and the method grasped, could be practiced repeatedly and become more and more proficient.
Learning Bee Language immediately added 10 points to his fluency in the language of insects, indicating a certain degree of intercommunication among the languages used by insects.
It's like human languages where a country might have many different regional dialects, but the written language is universal.
The ways insects communicate are also limited to a few: either by releasing chemical signals, by body movements, or by creating sounds through wing vibrations or friction of their tegmina.
At this point, Qin Niu's proficiency in the insect language had advanced from beginner to skilled.
Insect Language Fluency 13.51/100.
