Poison Flame Flying Ants

Abel said nothing more to the barbarian Fex, but he became even more wary of him.

"The road ahead is impassable. We need to find another route around it!" Abel pointed ahead as he spoke.

"Do you know what danger lies ahead?" the Giant Horn priest asked hesitantly.

The direction was difficult to determine in the Purple Mist Forest. The best method was to travel in a straight line. They were all powerful, and although they might make some minor turns after choosing a direction, there would be no problem with their general course.

But if they changed their general direction, the chances of getting lost in the Purple Mist Forest would increase greatly.

"I can't say for sure, but I don't recommend going any farther!" Abel shook his head.

In fact, he knew. From the information conveyed by the trees nearby, he had seen a massive swarm of red giant ants with wings ahead. There were countless of them, and judging by their auras, almost all were spirit beast-level ants.

This was the first time he had seen such powerful insects. He had never imagined that ants could possess the strength of spirit beasts.

Of course, he would not reveal what he had seen. Although he did not intend to keep the Spirit Speaker's ability secret, he would not disclose it in front of the hostile barbarian Fex.

"I trust Wizard Abel. Let's change direction!" Half-elf Leon immediately spoke up after hearing Abel.

"Giant Horn, this isn't our first time taking this path. If it's impassable, I'll clear the way myself. I refuse to believe there's anything that can stop us!" The barbarian Fex glanced at Abel. Although he showed no hostility, his tone still opposed changing direction.

"Fex, since Wizard Abel said so, we should change direction after