But before the spider-man in front of him could answer, Cordis shook his head and dismissed the possibility.
"Impossible. Even if ants accidentally ate humans, they wouldn't end up evolving into something like this."
The spider-man watched the silver-haired man mutter strange things to himself, wondering why this human was so different from the others.
An orange arrow shot toward the spider-man's head.
The spider-man hastily reached out with his nearly two-meter-long arm and caught the orange arrow. His enormous eyes studied it thoughtfully as he muttered to himself.
"Huh? I can actually see it! Those lower-ranking soldiers can't see this thing, can they?"
He even gave a couple of smug chuckles as he spoke.
But soon, the spider-man's gaze began shifting between Bokukuka and Cordis. He could now clearly see a kind of aura enveloping both of them.
These must be the life forms those guys were talking about.
Top-grade goods! Who would've thought I'd stumble across two on a casual outing? Normally, finding even one is almost impossible.
And that silver-haired human who keeps talking to himself has even more aura around him. Looks like he's an even higher-grade source of nourishment.
Marveling at his luck today, the spider-man raised his lower body and fired something resembling spider silk from the end of his enormous abdomen toward Bokukuka.
Bokukuka hastily dodged to the side, but the black-haired man behind him wasn't so lucky.
The incredibly sticky silk clung to the black-haired man, forcibly dragged him over, and left him hanging upside down.
The black-haired man's head was directly opposite the spider-man's. The spider-man slowly opened his mouth, revealing a mouthful of fangs, with white bone fragments still visible between them.
Ignoring the man's screams, the spider-man finished him off with a single bite to the head.
He bit