The beautiful woman on the livestream jumped at the sudden scream.
"Oh no, everyone, you heard that scream too, right?" she hurriedly said to her phone.
"Yes, we heard it! Run, streamer! There's a huge swarm of bees—no, hornets!"
"I remember now, isn't this just like that movie, Killer Bee?"
The viewers clamored one after another.
Wenren Sheng took a look and saw that one of the people scouting ahead had spotted a hornet searching for traces. Instinctively, he had swung his hiking pole at it.
Bees were one thing—they were timid. But hornets? If you did not back off, you actually dared to provoke them?
What was more, this was a highly militarized, team-oriented swarm of hornets from the new era. In an instant, that hornet summoned a nearby squad of around a hundred hornets and launched an attack on him.
Fortunately, Fat Doll stopped their attack in time. Otherwise, the man would have suffered far more than just a frightened scream.
"What's going on?" asked a tall, frail man as skinny as a hemp stalk, holding a walkie-talkie.
"Director, there are hornets here!" the unlucky man reported through his walkie-talkie as he backed away.
"Hornets? Isn't it normal for there to be things like that in the wild?" The Gaunt Man relaxed upon hearing this and waved everyone into setting up camp.
"Director Liu, these hornets don't seem normal. It looks like someone is directing them." An elderly Old Man jogged over in short steps.
"Someone is directing them? Great! Old Ma, weren't we looking to film some mysterious phenomena? Let's start with these hornets!" Director Liu said excitedly.
"Uh..." Old Ma had a headache coming on. As the film crew's wilderness survival consultant, he knew very well how dangerous the wild could be.
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