That was right. Just a few days earlier, through his constant feeding, his Sub-Pet Ant Queen's quality had risen from medium to rare.
After the Ant Queen's quality improved, the Army Ants' abilities naturally improved along with it.
Especially the inconspicuous Poison Ants-he had never expected them to possess such outrageous corrosive power, enough to kill someone with a single bite. He had always thought Army Ants won through sheer numbers, but now it seemed his previous thinking had been utterly wrong.
He jumped off Big Hen, picked up one of the smallest Poison Ants from the ground, and played with it in his palm, unable to put it down. The Poison Ant crawled back and forth across his palm without biting him, constantly touching his hand with the pair of antennae on its head instead.
The tingling contact stirred a thousand tangled threads of an unbearable itch, one he wanted to scratch but could never reach.
Jiang Hao returned the Poison Ant to the ground, but it refused to leave. It crawled around his heels, and then more Army Ants followed its example, beginning to circle around him.
One piled onto another, layer upon layer. Were they making a human pyramid?
Under Jiang Hao's dumbfounded gaze, the Army Ants gradually covered his legs. Big Hen clucked beside him and lowered its head to peck at them, as though competing for his affection. That was right-Big Hen was jealous. It frantically raked at the Army Ants covering Jiang Hao's calves with its chicken claws. Once the linked Army Ants were pulled apart, all the Army Ants collapsed like a house.
"Shoo, shoo!"
Curious, Jiang Hao chased Big Hen away. He wanted to see exactly what these Army Ants were trying to do.
Without Big Hen's interference, the Army Ants piled