"Watch out!"
Suddenly, Owl saw something flying out of the jungle to Sa's right, moving at incredible speed.
He hurriedly pulled Sa aside to dodge. The object streaked past Sa's side and struck the falcon squarely, punching a large hole straight through its wing.
"Go!"
Owl pulled Sa upward at once. They had been exposed; this place was no longer safe.
Honestly, he had never expected the Lion-Ant-Bees' attack range to be so great. They were over a thousand meters above the ground.
Even more terrifying was how quickly the Lion-Ant-Bees had pinpointed their position.
From the moment Sa launched her attack to the moment it ended, no more than ten seconds had passed. It would have been one thing if the attacked Lion-Ant-Bees had reacted quickly, but Lion-Ant-Bees elsewhere had reacted just as fast.
It had been far too dangerous. If he had not pulled Sa away just now, her brain might have been pierced through.
That also showed just how accurate the Lion-Ant-Bees' shots were.
The two rose swiftly as crystals shot up from the ground. Attacks came from three different directions, and Owl could even hear the crystals whistling past them.
Suddenly, he reached out just as a crystal flew toward him. He hastily grabbed it, and the enormous force carried both him and Sa shooting upward dozens of meters in an instant.
The two gulped down great breaths of air in midair. The air had become far colder.
Owl slowly opened his hand and looked at the crystal in his palm.
It was a translucent, faintly green diamond-shaped crystal. It looked like a flawless gemstone, so perfect that it felt unlike something nature could have created.
Owl had already noticed that these crystals were extraordinarily hard—very unusual.
"Owl, you should be more careful next time. What