In the Blood-Drip Jungle, a group of thunder cloud wolves had fallen, their corpses littering the earth. The group's dead leader had been reduced to a puddle of blood, which had already been absorbed by the jungle as nutrients.
On the other hand, these corpses became nutrients for the living creatures of the Blood-Drip Jungle.
Crunch!
It was the sound of flesh and bones being animalistically torn apart and crushed under a powerful force.
Usually, ants were one of the least frightening creatures to the average human.
This was certainly true in the old world, where ants measured only about ten millimeters in size.
However, when these ants experienced the baptism of the apocalypse, they evolved from ten millimeters to centimeters long, then to inches, and finally gave birth to a species known as flesh-ripping ants, with an average body length of around a foot. These once-not-so-frightening insects suddenly became quite alarming.
