I Materialized the Cultivation Game

Not just them, many tourists were attracted, gathered around, and started taking photos with their phones.

The battle between the Profound Frost Lion-headed Geese and the Dog Demon Race was an early focus of the Chen Family, and the videos that Patriarch Chen initially shot were of them.

Seeing it suddenly now was indeed an unexpected delight.

Especially the synchronized movements of these Lion-headed Geese, truly astonishing.

Chen Han noticed many tourists following along, but didn’t mind; this expedition of the Profound Frost Lion-headed Geese could be considered a delightful surprise!

Chen Han led the Lion-headed Geese to the beehives and indeed saw the swarm of bees flying everywhere, clearly observing the fierce melee among the bees.

That’s right, these bees were engaged in a fierce group battle.

Bee brawls are a very common occurrence in nature, it’s just that most people don’t know or pay attention to them.

The essence of Thief Bees is that they are plunderers, actively intruding into the hives of other bee colonies to steal resources like honey and pollen, vital for their survival.

These resources are painstakingly collected and stored by the invaded bee colonies, crucial for feeding larvae and surviving the winter.

Hence, facing Thief Bees, the bees in the hive attack as an instinct.

Furthermore, bees have a strong guardian instinct for their hive and resources. When Thief Bees try to intrude, the guard bees at the hive entrance will detect the intruders by identifying the unique scent of the bee colony (different bee colonies have different scents) and launch an attack to prevent the Thief Bees from stealing resources.

In each such group battle, bee colonies suffer heavy casualties.

Due to consuming quite a bit of Moon Gazing Sand, Chen Han’s vision was better than most, allowing him to clearly see bees colliding, biting, crashing, then dying and falling to the ground.

Upon seeing this clearly, it truly felt like a war of tens of thousands of troops.

The tourists who followed also looked astonished at the swarm of bees; though they didn’t have Chen Han’s vision, they could also tell the bees were fighting.

”Sister-in-law, do bees really fight?” Chu Ling was full of surprise.

Lin Wanwan also didn’t know; it was her first time seeing bees fighting, and she never expected it to be so intense.

The tourists also aimed their cameras at the swarm of bees but dared not get any closer; the dense swarm of bees was quite intimidating.

Seeing this scene, Chen Han didn’t hesitate and blew the Beast Taming Flute, leading the Lion-headed Geese into the fray.

Uncle Dagou had already led people to temporarily seal off the bee colony, then used nets to capture and separate the bees...

These were all strategies against Thief Bees, but Uncle Dagou and his people were not professionals, so their efficiency wasn’t very high.

Honestly, Chen Han didn’t know how to distinguish these bees, which were his Giant Demon Bees and which were the Thief Demon Bees.

Therefore, he could only blow the Charge Melody, causing the Lion-headed Geese to surge forward, leaping among the bees and flapping their wings.

First to indiscriminately separate these bees.

However, this would also indiscriminately attack his own Giant Demon Bees; if only his Giant Demon Bees knew to retreat, it would be better.

Just as he was thinking this, the game suddenly provided him with a startling prompt:

[Due to the heavy damage suffered by the Bee King during the capture of the Giant Demon Bees, caused by a decapitation plan from masters of the Demon Suppression Hall and the Mountain Guardian Spirit Dog Race, some Thief Demon Bees attacked the Bee King, forcing the captured Giant Demon Bees of the family to retreat to protect the Bee King.

Seeing this, you immediately dispatched the army of Profound Frost Lion-headed Geese to strike against those Thief Demon Bees!]

Almost simultaneously, the chaotic bees actually separated, with one group quickly flying back to their hives.

This orderly retreat left everyone astonished; the bees retreated as if called upon.

Chen Dagou and his people, being closest to the hives, saw it most clearly; they retreated into the hives like an organized army.

Only Chen Han knew this was definitely the influence of the game system.

In the game plot, the Giant Demon Bees and Thief Demon Bees were all sizable, menacingly terrifying groups of demon beasts, with numbers as overwhelming as to blot out the sky.

Just like the Giant Demon Bees that poured into the Chen Family before, akin to a dark cloud.

As they battle chaotically in the game plot, the surroundings are likely devastated, right?

Now that the family’s captured Giant Demon Bee King was attacked, these Giant Demon Bees had retreated to the hive, allowing the family’s army of Profound Frost Lion-headed Geese to begin their slaughter.

The Lion-headed Geese, being naturally superior, flapped their wings, disorienting many Thief Bees to the ground with each stroke.

And with the numerous Lion-headed Geese, under the Charge Melody of his Beast Taming Flute, they quickly scattered those Thief Bees, leaving a field full of corpses.

This efficiency left Chen Dagou and his people in awe, knowing how much effort they had put into separating and capturing these bees.

Who knew that with the chaos and collisions of these Lion-headed Geese, they could easily slaughter indiscriminately.

Previously, they truly did not know those geese could serve such a purpose; however, they did not hesitate, as many of the fallen Thief Bees were still dazed, not dead, prompting them to quickly use torches to smoke them to death.

Those attempting to steal without effort must all die.

Finally, with the overwhelming assault of the Profound Frost Lion-headed Geese army, the Thief Demon Bee swarm dwindled, eventually fleeing toward the woods, disappearing into the forest.

Apparently scared witless, as bees are also incredibly intelligent creatures with not only astounding wisdom and social structures but also complex communication abilities, powerful learning, and memory.