Crushing the Ants
Lai Huabei didn't know why Luo Zheng would ask this question, but he was well aware of the Poison Chelating Ant's ferocious reputation.
"The Poison Chelating Ant's strength lies not only in its ability to travel alone, but also in its incredible speed and resistance to fire and water. It's very difficult to kill it with ordinary means." Lai Huabei sighed, "Brother Luo Zheng, we'll have to trouble you to accompany us on this trip. It's not worthwhile for us to lose our lives here."
Luo Zheng continued to ask, "If these Poison Chelating Ant besiege us, I wonder if Brother Huabei and the others will be able to fend them off?"
Lai Huabei glanced at Luo Zheng in astonishment, replying, "Although it's difficult for us to avoid these Poison Chelating Ant, we can still keep them outside … Brother Luo Zheng, why do you ask this question? Could it be … "
Luo Zheng's eyes had already turned to the young man not far away.
The young man continued to lean against the cave wall as he waited for the group to leave. Naturally, he heard Luo Zheng's words and a cold smile appeared on his face. "If you want to die, just ask me. I can send you off …"
As soon as the young man finished speaking, Luo Zheng's figure leapt up and flew towards him.
Seeing that Luo Zheng really dared to rush over, the young man's sneer deepened. He whistled softly and the Poison Chelating Ant hiding on the cave wall fell down like raindrops, drilling into Luo Zheng's body.
"Brother Luo Zheng!"
Seeing this, Lai Huabei was shocked and inwardly cursed Luo Zheng for being too impulsive and stupid.
Even if he really wanted to fight, he should've rushed over and restrained the young man controlling the Poison Chelating Ant. If he flew over so slowly, he would've been bitten by the Poison Chelating Ant in an instant. Wasn't this courting death?
Lai Huabei naturally didn't understand Luo Zheng's intentions.
Luo Zheng was afraid that they wouldn't be able to resist the Poison Chelating Ant. If he swaggered over, he would naturally attract most of the Poison Chelating Ant to himself.
As for the Poison Chelating Ant's strange poison? This was not something Luo Zheng was worried about.
"Da da da …"
The Poison Chelating Army Ants landed on Luo Zheng's body and pierced their jaws into Luo Zheng's skin, injecting their toxins into him.
The moment the Poison Chelating Army Ant's poison was injected into Luo Zheng's body, a pale green aura appeared on the surface of Luo Zheng's body. In the blink of an eye, this aura covered his entire body!
"These Poisonous Chelating Army Ants can pierce through my skin. The poison is indeed transmitted very quickly …" Luo Zheng's eyes flickered.
However, no matter how poisonous the Chelating Poison Ants were, they could not cause any harm to Luo Zheng.
While flying, Luo Zheng's body suddenly shook. If it had been an ordinary ant, this shake would have been enough to shatter it into dust, but this Poison Chelating Army Ant's small body was actually very sturdy. Luo Zheng only managed to shake off the ant that was clinging to his body, not shattering it.
The young man was still leaning against the cave wall, looking at Luo Zheng as if he was looking at a dead man. "I've seen stupid people, but I've never seen such a stupid person. How could he court death like this …"
This young man was good at controlling all kinds of strange insects. In addition, he cultivated the True Meaning of Nature, which made it difficult for most True Gods to deal with him. Most of the time, he could kill people without leaving a trace.
This time, he was only ordered to scare off these few good-for-nothings. He never expected that there would be such an idiot among these good-for-nothings, who insisted on rushing to his death.
In his eyes, Luo Zheng's body would be paralyzed and fall to the ground within one or two breaths. Then, his whole body would fester and he would die. He had seen this kind of death too many times.
"Phew …"
Even though Luo Zheng deliberately suppressed his speed, he was able to cross the distance of about three hundred meters in an instant.
He landed in front of the young man and asked indifferently, "Are you wondering when I'll die from the poison?"
Wisps of a pale green aura appeared on Luo Zheng's face, indicating that the Poisonous Chelating Ants were wreaking havoc in his body. However, seeing Luo Zheng's vigorous appearance, the young man's eyes revealed a trace of confusion.
The scene he saw was too contradictory. He was obviously poisoned, but he didn't seem to be affected by the poison. How was this possible?
"There's no need to wait. You'll definitely die before me." Luo Zheng smiled faintly. The aura in his body suddenly erupted. A cold light flashed in his hand, and a long sword leapt into his hand. He had taken the initiative to attack.
The young man's heart was full of doubts, but when he saw Luo Zheng's sword slashing towards him, his heart was also filled with shock.
His figure flashed with a green light and completely disappeared from Luo Zheng's eyes.
The young man's method of using the True Meaning of Nature was much more brilliant than Luo Zheng's. After all, Luo Zheng hadn't cultivated the True Meaning of Dao until now.
If the young man hid in a corner and didn't move, Luo Zheng wouldn't be able to detect him.
However, as long as he moved, Luo Zheng's divine sense would be able to find a trace of him!
"Whoosh!"
Luo Zheng's sword stabbed out, leaving a deep groove in the cave wall.
After the young man hid, he rushed deeper into the cave. His movements were fast and ingenious!
The corners of Luo Zheng's mouth curved slightly. He also activated the True Meaning of Nature. His figure became like a drifting leaf, becoming casual and agile. He seemed to be drifting aimlessly, but in fact, he was closely following the young man's footsteps.
"Whoosh!"
As Luo Zheng drifted, he attacked with his sword.
Every time he struck with his sword, a green light would flash in front of him. Then, he would once again fly out a few meters in the cave and strike with his sword once more ….
Every time Luo Zheng attacked, there would be a sound of metal clashing, as if he was stabbing into a solid shield.
Luo Zheng's expression was as calm as ever.
When he attacked for the eighth time, the sound of metal clashing disappeared. His long sword was nailed into the cave wall.
"Buzz …"
A green light appeared at the tip of the long sword, and the young man's figure quietly appeared.
The young man had a huge insect shell in his hand. It was this abnormally solid insect shell that blocked Luo Zheng's long sword. However, in the last attack, Luo Zheng used 90% of his strength to directly penetrate the insect shell and pierce into the young man's chest.
"You, why aren't you afraid of the Chelating Poison Ant's poison?" The young man stared at Luo Zheng's face and asked with an expression of disbelief.
Luo Zheng's face was pale green. Obviously, he was deeply poisoned. However, Luo Zheng wasn't affected at all.
"Not only am I not afraid of the Chelating Poison Ant's poison, I'm also not afraid of other poisons. You can try the scorpion needle in my hand," Luo Zheng said indifferently.
The young man's expression changed again. He was holding a scorpion tail needle in his right hand. It was the scorpion tail needle of the Extinct Poisonous Scorpion. The poison of this scorpion tail needle was even more intense than that of the Chelating Poison Ant's poison. It was the young man's life-saving measure.
He had relied on this scorpion tail needle to turn the tables in desperate situations several times, and had finally found a way to survive. He hadn't expected that Luo Zheng would see through his plan.
In desperation, the young man flipped his right hand and threw the scorpion tail needle at Luo Zheng.
However, before the scorpion tail needle could reach Luo Zheng, the long sword in Luo Zheng's hand lightly twisted. A vigorous force burst out, and the young man's whole body was shredded into pieces!
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