What Yiyi wanted Lu Ye to see was not this dazzlingly beautiful sea of flowers rising and falling with the wind, but something standing amid it: an enormous structure, bone-white from top to bottom, as if it had been cast from white jade.
Even though Lu Ye had prepared himself, when he saw the thing, he still could not help sucking in a cold breath.
Amid that boundless riot of purples and reds, the thing that seemed cast from white jade stood out starkly.
A beehive—an incomparably enormous beehive!
It was like a huge palace standing at the very center of the valley.
Such a massive beehive was simply unheard of, and within that boundless sea of flowers in the valley, hornets one to two feet long flew back and forth.
Looking at the size of those hornets and the mottled patterns on their bodies, the corner of Lu Ye's eye could not help twitching.
The hornets they had encountered before had only been two or three inches long, and counted as very ordinary hornets. But the hornets in this sea of flowers could already be classified as Demonic Bees.
What made one's heart palpitate even more was the number of these Demonic Bees... there were so many it was rather frightening.
The honey produced in those ordinary hives had already been a good thing that made one drool. What would the honey produced in this hive be like?
Lu Ye could not help having ideas.
No wonder people said that rare treasures of heaven and earth were often found in deep mountains and old forests. Many cultivators, once they had a certain foundation of cultivation, liked to explore the mountains and wilderness, and could often discover good things.
Wasn't this beehive in his field of vision precisely a treasure