At that moment, the wild bees in the bushes did not know they were about to face a grave fate. They were still busily carrying on their tasks, diligently regurgitating nectar to feed the beehive.
Just then, a wave of heat rolled in.
Wild bees are naturally heat-averse and, feeling this unprecedented heat wave assault, initially thought their predator, the bear, had arrived. However, when they turned around, they saw a burst of flames soaring into the sky, prompting them to panic and frantically flee with a buzz.
The sky instantly turned dark with wild bees, causing one's scalp to tingle from the sight.
People were stunned, and so were the wild bees.
Only the flames that had suddenly risen were growing larger, and the wild bees knew they were no match and hurried off in a panic.
