After listening for a while, Gawain released the Red Ants from the nest on his head.
They floated over the crazed Army Ants and released clouds of pink mist around themselves.
The Army Ants immediately began spinning in place like a huge disk.
After dozens of turns, they calmed down and began obeying the Red Ants' commands.
"Haha, I knew I could be saved!"
Jerry, who had been fleeing wildly, looked back and saw that the Army Ants chasing him had been subdued. He immediately stopped.
He called to Tom behind him, and the two of them came back.
"Buddy, thank you. You saved my life!" he said as he came over to thank Gawain.
"It was nothing. I was about to subdue these ants anyway." Gawain smiled.
"Okay, buddy, you're such a good person. Let me thank you together with my family." Standing beside him, Jerry flashed a V-sign at Tom, who was filming.
"Are you livestreaming?" Gawain suddenly asked.
"Yes. Though livestreaming is dangerous these days—people often vanish in the middle of a stream, or something strange joins the stream—it really does make money. I already own five houses, all in the safest Colossus State," Jerry said proudly.
"Really? Then could you livestream with me? I want someone to witness the birth of my Ant Empire." Gawain smiled.
"Ant Empire? What's that?" Jerry asked curiously.
"It's what you see before you."
Of course, Gawain was not an idiot. His purpose in building the Ant Empire was to save humanity, not turn against it.
He wanted people to see that even tiny ants, through unity and hard work, could defeat powerful demons. Humans should be even more capable of doing so.
And livestreaming was one of the best ways to achieve that.
Jerry was naturally interested. In fact, the