It was a very peculiar feeling.
A slight coolness from the dampness seeped in from outside the nest.
Causing the Bamboo Wood Ants, who originally intended to continue working, to shiver and curl up directly in their own nests.
Although they had grown and were no longer afraid of the rain, the instinct to stay inside the nest on rainy days was still deeply imprinted in their bloodline heritage.
When it rains, there's no need to go out and work—this was the ants' instinct, so the Bamboo Wood Ants, who were initially eager to move, all sprawled in the places they found most comfortable.
No need to work, listening to the sound of rain, feeling the cool moisture being kept out by the nest, their thoughts naturally began to flow.
While nibbling on their stored food, they pondered the warm power that surged into their bodies when they were transporting the precious fruits.
