The way Insecticidal Powder spread was highly unusual and could not be judged by common sense.
Once released, Insecticidal Powder dispersed irregularly. Even without any wind to carry it along, it could move rapidly.
If insectoids were nearby, the Insecticidal Powder automatically tracked them and slipped into their bodies without their knowledge. Even the slightest intrusion could poison an insectoid.
Fan Lang used a special method to divide the Insecticidal Powder in his possession into many portions, scattering them throughout the area before waiting for the poison to take effect.
The Insecticidal Powder was indeed vicious. Before long, insectoids began suffering adverse reactions. Some vomited and had diarrhea, while others writhed in agony, and their conditions steadily worsened.
As time passed, more and more insectoids became infected, and the situation grew increasingly severe until it gradually spiraled out of control.
Before being poisoned, these insectoids had already been striving to induce evolution. Now, they pushed themselves even harder.
Even the Jade Bees hidden deep within the Bee Farm were poisoned one by one, becoming weak and sickly.
Jade Bees were not very large, only about the size of a palm. Their bodies were as crystalline as jade, and their wings were translucent. Every day, they collected the essences of various Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures, then condensed and brewed them into Jade Bee Nectar.
Every drop of Jade Bee Nectar was an essence, requiring the collection of nine hundred and ninety-nine kinds of nectar, nine hundred and ninety-nine kinds of minerals, and nine hundred and ninety-nine kinds of energies before it could be brewed.
In other words, having Jade Bees alone was not enough. They also had to be provided with the corresponding raw materials. Merely preparing those consumed enormous financial and material resources. The Armor Whisker Bug Nest had