Under the sunlight, those large droplets of honeydew refracted brilliant colors, and many small insects had already gathered around, wanting a share of the spoils. Although these small insects had "small" in their name, even the smallest ones were the size of an adult's palm.
The next moment, the fallen leaves beneath the large droplets of honeydew began to tremble, and palm-sized Thousand-Jun Ants crawled out from under the leaves, using their sharp, giant pincers to slaughter the small insects that dared to come for a share.
Soon, dozens of palm-sized Thousand-Jun Ants had all crawled out, rapidly massacring the small insects. A giant Thousand-Jun Ant, roughly over a foot long, crawled leisurely out from the fallen leaves and waved its massive mouthparts.
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