Rebirth: I Became a Maggot 2

No wonder all the insects were hiding here; there was such a barrier ahead! Wow, this barrier must have blocked all the insects!

The whole world fell silent instantly. I thought I was the only one who was shocked, but it seems that wasn't the case. All the insects were shocked. How could we possibly play like this?

I thought I was the last one to arrive, but it turns out I wasn't. Turns out I've stumbled upon the most crucial breakout battle!

Although it was a breakout battle that resulted in the complete annihilation of the entire army, I still managed to make it in the end.

"One, one, one. Twenty cents, what, what's going on?" Dafu was so excited he could barely speak.

"What? What happened? They've been caught." I said, quite annoyed, referring to what I saw with my own eyes.

"This is going to kill us! How can we possibly get through this?" the giant fly said dejectedly.

Looking at the situation not far in front of me, I knew that as long as I got past those two large cabbages, I would be safe. But who knew how many spiders were hiding behind those cabbages? Rushing in recklessly would be suicide.

And around that white grass, I don't know how those damned farmers planted it, they planted it so close together, almost touching each other, there was no gap for it to fly through.

There was a tiny gap at the base, but it was only big enough for someone to crawl through slowly. If there were grasshoppers guarding the spot, going there would be suicide.

So the only way is the path between those two cabbages that you can fly through, but even if it's the only way, the spider's web is no joke.

That was just the best proof, so now we're stuck in a dead end, with almost no way to break out.

Faced with this bizarre situation, I fell into deep thought. How were we going to get out of here? What kind of test was this going to give us?

If the first challenge was testing our teamwork, then what is this challenge testing? In the current situation, whether we rush forward as a group or individually, we'll just get caught by that spider.

Is this a test of our choices when faced with dire circumstances? Will we choose to continue? Or will we choose to succumb to fate? Will we choose to withdraw from the competition?

But that doesn't seem likely either. Could those insects think that far ahead? Definitely not. So what is this challenge testing?

"One cent and two cents, what do we do? Can we still break out?" Dafu cried out in frustration.

“That’s right, that’s right, you promised to take me out of here!” the big fly shouted from the side.

"Quiet down, can't you see I'm trying to figure something out? How am I supposed to figure something out if you keep talking like this?" I shouted angrily.

Hearing my shout, those two guys actually obeyed and stopped, staring at me quietly, just looking at me strangely.

It made me feel uneasy. I wanted to tell them to stop looking at me, but I had already told them to shut up. If I told them to stop looking at me again, it would seem like I was going too far.

So I'm too lazy to say anything. I just want some peace and quiet.

What should I do? What should I do?

I looked at the scene before me and felt very frustrated. Even if they were quiet, I was still completely helpless and had no ideas whatsoever.

I was completely stunned. I suddenly realized that this was a dead end, there was no way out, and I could only passively be captured.

But what is the purpose of this whole scheme? What exactly is it?

I racked my brains, but no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't come up with any ideas. Could it be that this is different from human thought?

"Twenty-two cents? Should I just fight those guys?" Dafu said unhappily from the side.

"Go all out?" I asked, feeling frustrated.

"That's right, why should we just rush over there? Why don't we fight those spiders? I don't believe that we can't beat a few spiders with so many of us," Dafu said excitedly.

"What nonsense are you talking about? Are you going to rush up and die? We're just trash with a combat strength of five, and you think you can go up and fight them? What are you thinking?" The big fly on the other side said with great disdain.

Their suggestion actually gave me an idea. Although it was just a flash of inspiration, at least I had an initial idea, so I quickly looked towards Dafu.

"Why are you looking at me like that? I said something wrong, okay?" Dafu immediately spoke in a low voice when faced with my gaze, as if he really was in the wrong.

"Dafu, let me ask you, what are the rules of this competition? Tell me in detail, the more detailed the better," I asked hurriedly.

"The rules? The rules are that you can't fly higher than the cabbage, and you have to fly out of the way to pass the test," Dafu explained to me.

"Are there no other rules?" I asked again to confirm.

"No, that's all," Dafu said.

"So, as long as we don't fly too high and just rush out, we can win? Is that what you mean?" I asked again to confirm.

"Yes, yes, that's exactly what I mean, but we just can't get out of here," Dafu said, quite frustrated.

After hearing Dafu's answer, I already had a plan in mind. I said, "How could it be so difficult? This is practically pushing us to the point where we have no other choice."

If that's the case, then we'll really stop here, and it will be impossible for us to continue.

But after hearing Dafu's answer, I realized that we can still go on, not only can we go on, but we can go on very well. I knew they shouldn't have put us in such a dead end. So that's the explanation.

Wow, such a tiny insect! It even plays word games. Can it outwit me with words?

"What's wrong with 12 cents? What are you laughing at? Why are you laughing so strangely?" Dafu asked with great concern.

"It's nothing, I've thought of a way," I said smugly.

"Really?" Dafu exclaimed excitedly.

"Really? You've thought of that? Then what am I hesitating for? Hurry up and go!" the big fly said anxiously.

"Why are you in such a hurry? I just said I've thought of a solution, but it's not something we can do alone. It requires more people to work together," I explained to them.

"More? What way? What do you need our help with? What are you waiting for? Let's start now!" the big fly said anxiously.

“Actually, the plan is very simple. Just like Dafu said, we’ll charge in,” I said directly.

"Why should we charge? We were caught the last time we charged, weren't we? We were caught in an instant. Going there would just be suicide. What's the point of charging?" the big fly said, puzzled.

Dafu looked at me with a puzzled expression. Although he didn't say anything, his eyes told me that he was also full of questions.

Looking at the two guys' questions, it seemed they wouldn't accept the plan unless I explained it to them.