Rebirth: I Became a Maggot 2

I thought we had completely failed this time, but just as I was watching the sunset in despair, Dafu excitedly called me to look at something.

I instinctively looked ahead, only to find that the situation there was completely unexpected.

It had completely flipped over, so I was quite puzzled and took Dafu towards the exit.

As I slowly approached, I finally discovered why it was flipping.

Perhaps it had been tormented recently, because it rushed at the spider and the few grasshoppers it had been biting with all its might.

The spiders and grasshoppers, however, dared not kill, perhaps because they had only been invited here to help test the flying competition, so they could only passively stop them.

Even if you can fight back, you can't kill them. Then the effect is obvious: one side is fighting for their life, and the other side is passively defending. The result is clear.

Now they completely ignore the rules and no longer think about rushing out; they just want to take a few more bites of the spider and grasshopper that have been chasing them.

As the saying goes, the ruthless fear the cunning, and the cunning fear the reckless.

Those insects are practically courting death now, which is why they've completely tilted their attack towards us.

"If I don't take advantage of this great opportunity, when will I?" I grabbed Dafu and hurried outside.

Just as we stepped outside, a furious roar came from behind us. "Damn it, we're too late."

Suddenly, a large number of grasshoppers appeared behind us, chasing after us, followed by a large number of stunned insects and several spiders.

The grasshopper's arrival instantly crushed those reckless insects. In the face of absolute power, no matter how desperately they tried, it was all just a joke.

So with the arrival of the grasshopper leader, the temporary crisis was instantly relieved. But I had already come out, so it was impossible for them to chase after me. So I just watched the grasshopper from the doorway.

The grasshopper glared at me angrily, as if I were its father's killer. I don't know what I did to offend it. All I did was escape from its clutches.

Unfazed by the gaze of the grasshopper leader, I flew directly towards the next checkpoint with Dafu.

Because when the grasshopper leader arrived, some of the more rational ones had already escaped, so they were the first to get out.

Although they caught a large number of insects, a few escaped and flew with us toward the final checkpoint.

The last level is also the most mysterious, because it has never been introduced before. No one knows what it is or what you need to do. There is only one sentence: you will know when you get there.

But I heard from that big fly that there's basically no other place that could be a checkpoint besides this area. So what exactly is our final checkpoint?

"Is there really no hint if it's hard to understand?" I asked Dafu beside me.

"I don't know, it wasn't mentioned in the previous promotional materials," Dafu said.

"What did the previous promotional slogan say? Did they say nothing at all?" I asked, still unwilling to give up.

"They didn't say anything except about the third level," Dafu said.

I'm speechless. The first two levels explained the rules, but what's the point of the third level? There's nothing there, not even the most basic explanation.

They just said I'd find out when I met them, but what does that even mean? I flew forward, puzzled, wondering what I would encounter.

How big can a small mountain village be? So after flying for a while, we were finally able to see the very last destination.

But even if you can see it, you can't find the final third level.

We continued flying forward, almost at the finish line, but we hadn't encountered the third challenge yet. Was the last challenge just a trick?

Is it psychological warfare?

With a heart full of doubt, I flew towards that final destination.

As I flew toward that final destination, the other insects behind me immediately rushed up from behind and headed toward the final destination.

They had previously sensed that they might encounter danger, but now that they had reached the final destination and had not yet encountered the final third challenge, everyone felt that the final third challenge was a scam.

The purpose was to make everyone suspicious and to confuse them. So, even before the so-called third challenge appeared on the lake, everyone rushed towards the final destination.

As previously mentioned, the starting point is a broken boat on a pond, and the boat is in the middle of the pond. So if you go around the pond and come back, you still have to go back to the middle of the pond.

As soon as they reached the edge of the pond, a large number of insects rushed towards the center, all vying to be the first to arrive.

But the closer I got to the edge of the pond, the more dangerous it felt. I couldn't explain why, but I just felt uneasy.

As the first butterfly rushed toward the pond, a jet of water suddenly shot out from the bottom of the water and quickly rose into the air.

The butterfly that was hit first was immediately struck and then fell into the water.

They never expected this to happen, and immediately panicked, starting to flee in all directions.

But at that moment, water suddenly began to spray wildly into the air from underwater, and a large number of insects fell down instantly.

I saw it clearly from behind: a sudden jet of water shot up from the water because a fish had slowly swum to the surface to face the attack from the air. This was the key reason why the insects encountered danger.

Few insects survived the second stage to begin with, and now that more than half of them have been lost, there are hardly any left to return alive.

The insect that fell in was immediately rescued by other insects, thus preventing it from dying in the water.

Could this be the third challenge? I looked around and saw the four judges watching quietly not far away. And there was something new on the boat in the middle of the pond: a bunch of red flowers.

Damn it, I'm risking my life for a single red flower. I don't want to die here. But Dafu doesn't think so. She says the red flower is a symbol of status. If you get that many red flowers, then going out will be an honor.

That's an honor that many insects can never imagine in their entire lives. Do you understand what an honor is?

I was asked by a fly if I knew what honor was, and I couldn't even find the words to refute it...