Survival Arena

Watching the local snake get closer and closer to the caterpillar, the dead leaf mantis lurking on the tree trunk suddenly moved.

It was so fast that the naked eye could hardly keep up, diving down swiftly.

The local snake instinctively felt danger and looked up subconsciously, just in time to see the dead leaf mantis charging down.

"Fuck!"

The local snake exclaimed in shock. It was too late to stop, and it collided head-on with the caterpillar, knocking it down.

The dead leaf mantis spread its wings, swinging its arms, which were as sharp as blades, towards the local snake.

The local snake quickly disengaged from the caterpillar and flew upwards, narrowly avoiding the strike.

The dead leaf mantis didn't give up, continuing to pursue it.

This creature was very fast, at least faster than the local snake.

Just as the local snake was about to be caught up, a ladybug suddenly flew by.

If not Chu Ge, then who?

Bang!

Chu Ge collided head-on with the dead leaf mantis. Despite the great difference in their sizes, Chu Ge managed to knock it over and they both fell towards the ground.

With so many survival skills, Chu Ge was now like a little steel ball. Ramming at high speed, most insects couldn't withstand it.

The dead leaf mantis fell to the ground, blending in with the surrounding fallen leaves.

It was just about to get back up when three ants rushed over from all directions, their speed incredibly fast.

The dead leaf mantis, seeing so many enemies around, hurriedly flew away, no longer caring about its teammates.

The local snake targeted the caterpillar once again.

"Big brother! Don't leave me behind!"

The caterpillar cried out pitifully, but the dead leaf mantis didn't look back and quickly disappeared into the depths of the rainforest.

What followed was unsurprising, the caterpillar was killed by the local snake.

However, it was a bit of a struggle for the local snake to kill it, taking more than two minutes.

The other members of the Suicide Group quickly hid themselves.

The forest returned to calm once again.

Chu Ge returned to his perch on the tree branch and continued to watch.

"Survivor [Hyena Slayer] kill count breaks fifty!"

Another prompt sounded.

Chu Ge was astounded.

He couldn't comprehend, was this guy cheating?

How long had it been?

Even if fifty enemies were clustered together, it would still take time to kill them one by one, wouldn't it?

The others were also shocked.

This was too terrifying!

They couldn't help but pray that they would never meet Hyena Slayer.

...

In the blink of an eye.

Three hours had passed.

Apart from the dead leaf mantis and caterpillar they had previously encountered, Chu Ge and his companions had not come across any other survivors.

Although the Survival Competition lasted for five days, they still felt a bit anxious.

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Chu Ge couldn't help gathering everyone together.

"Let's go, we need to find another place; this area is probably the edge of the competition arena," Chu Ge said.

The others nodded; they had wanted to leave this place for a while.

Afterward, they spread out and followed Chu Ge as he moved forward.

Chu Ge vibrated his wings and flew in the air.

He flew towards the direction where the trees were denser.

The trees here made him feel like he was passing between skyscrapers, an indescribable visual impact.

Twenty minutes later.

A small river appeared ahead. What was a small river to humans, was like a sea to him.

Tree trunks stretched across the river channel, allowing insects to pass through. Chu Ge looked down at the river's surface, and suddenly, he was startled.

In the murky water, there was a huge dark shadow. Following the shadow, one could see a gigantic python head emerging from the surface of the water, its pair of cold eyes staring around, utterly indifferent.

A giant python!

Chu Ge felt fortunate in his heart.

Thankfully, pythons don't eat insects.

Considering the surrounding environment, the small river was less than one and a half meters wide. It was such a small river, or perhaps it could even be called a stream, and yet such a giant python was lurking in it.

If an ordinary person came here, they might overlook this giant python.

In most people's minds, giant pythons coil up in trees.

Other people continued to run onto the branches, looking down at the small river, which to them had the momentum of the Yellow River.

Soon, they also noticed the presence of the giant python.

"Holy shit! That's huge! We should have Big Hair take a look, it would scare the fur off him, haha!"

"It must be a reticulated python, the largest python in the Amazon Rainforest."

"I've seen a documentary about it. Apparently, the locals nearby are often swallowed by reticulated pythons."

"Are you talking about Austin the Snake King's documentary?"

"Actually, it's not that big, we're just too small."

A group of ants, earthworms, centipedes, spiders, and cockroaches discussed as they moved forward.

Behind Chu Ge followed the rhinoceros beetle and butterfly.

At this moment, he couldn't help but feel like he was experiencing a Western-style marvelous adventure story.

Not bad at all!

"Survival Team [Holy Light Invincible Glorious Divine Court] has successfully annihilated Survival Team [If There Is a Tomorrow]!"

An indifferent female voice suddenly rang out.

Chu Ge couldn't help but marvel.

I am God was also in this competition arena.

Interesting.

He wondered what it would be like if I am God encountered Hyena Slayer.

Not long after, they crossed the small river and entered another forest.

Arriving here, the forest was very dense, the ground covered with moist fallen leaves, various insects, and small animals scurried about as if in a fairyland.

Chu Ge saw two rhinoceros beetles fighting on a distant tree trunk but couldn't tell if they were Survivors.

Whoosh—

A whooshing sound came from ahead. Chu Ge instinctively twisted his body, and a figure brushed past him.

He glanced and vaguely saw it was a bee.

So fast!

Chu Ge became alert, ready to defend against a sneak attack from the bee.

However, the bee didn't turn back and quickly disappeared from Chu Ge's sight.

"Was that guy just passing by? Why so fast?"

Chu Ge was puzzled. Could someone be after the bee?

He immediately flew downward and hid under a blade of grass. He hung upside down under a leaf, making him difficult to spot from below.

Seeing his action, the others from the Suicide Group also hid.

A large swarm of wasps appeared up ahead, flying towards them rapidly.

Chu Ge glanced over and saw there were at least a hundred of them, no wonder the bee fled so fast.

"Strange, if these were all Survivors, why would they band together?"

Chu Ge secretly wondered. He didn't dare stick his head out and waited a long time after the swarm of wasps had left before he carefully emerged.

Luckily, he hadn't brought Big Hair to this survival competition.

Otherwise, Big Hair would have been scared to death.

Big Hair may look imposing, but he's terrified of wasps. A wasp once flew into the club, causing Big Hair to become restless and agitated, constantly making noise.

Chu Ge took flight and continued to move forward.

He began searching for a suitable target.

The rainforest's flora and fallen leaves were abundant. It seemed like insects were everywhere, but they were hard to find at first glance.

A few minutes later.

Chu Ge spotted a suspicious dung beetle.

The dung beetle hesitated in front of a pile of dung as if struggling with whether to push it or not.

This behavior was not typical of a normal dung beetle.

Shouldn't a dung beetle seeing dung react like a person seeing gold?

They should be jumping on it immediately!

Chu Ge quietly flew over and circled behind the dung beetle.