Do Ants Have Feelings Novels & Stories

' she asked with much enthusiasm. The corner of my lips twisted into a smile. Before I could say yes, I felt my body drop to the ground. My palms were pressed against the earth as were my knees, and my eyes are set on the grass. It was as if the world stopped on its own, and I could see everything move in incredibly slow motion. My eyes snapped up ahead as they zoomed in way too close to a colony of ants making their way in a hump of soil. The wind rustles again just as a tree branch breaks from a thousand meters away from me.

Her mind was groggy, so she was not able to think clearly. She felt a light tickle on her arm. Aurora initially dismissed it as a piece of stray hair brushing against her skin. But then she felt a similar tickle on her leg and face also. Something was wrong, very wrong. A streak of lightning lit the sky like day, and Aurora could see that the interior of her tent was completely covered in ants. They were crawling on her body, tickling her skin and getting tangled in her hair. The Empress froze, panic taking full hold of her body.

Before I could make another move, I felt myself plummeting into the sinking ground and the hailstorm pouring on top of me. It burned my body, and I felt as if I was on fire. I felt my body sinking deeper into the earth, and my breathing was becoming harder. Not only that, I felt something crawling all over my body. I calmed my nerves a little so I could observe what was walking all around me. Another painful scream escaped my lips as I detected what was walking inside my body. It was an insect, the size of a soldier ant.

It seems to have been around me since I was born. Like a sugar molecule and ants. The ants just wouldn't leave the sugar and the outcome is they would get plenty of happiness from sugar but what about that poor, poor, very poor, sympathy deserving sugar molecule. The outcome doesn't seem to be favorable for it. And here I am the sugar who is not sweet enough and the ants were drama who is not small enough. And I couldn't get a break. Ugh. Sometimes life is very much. And that sometimes is becoming forever to me. And believe me, I'm not overreacting. I was just reacting to my surprise. I am nervous and I don't know why I am nervous.

Ants as tall as humans looked quite frightening. Yara played his flute to attack with the sound waves. There was a crack, and a giant ant's leg broke. Fortunately, they were not as powerful as their scary exteriors. Yara felt slightly relieved. Despite being cultivators whose powers surpassed ordinary people, Willow and Lisa were still women, after all. They were scared speechless at the sight of these disgusting things. On normal days, they could step on these ants. However, these ants had suddenly grown into giants and had powers that were equivalent to theirs. They could not accept this.

Controlling these ants, like the queen bee, means there is someone who commands them too. Spooked, everyone started to feel worry as they put a glimpse of what was the reason behind Kent's odd reactions. Some of those who didn't hear because of the distance between them, were told by those who heard it by a chain of murmurings and whispers. Alex's eyes bulged too, surprised of what Kent had said. How can there be an invasion here? Did some of the tunnels have been breached, causing creatures from other habitats to enter? Alex thought. "Are these creatures from other habitats?" Alex said, trying to stay calm. If Alex started to panic, everyone might, too. And that's not good for they might lo

Pretended I didn’t affect him. But his ears always went pink. He had tells he didn’t even know he had. “What are you doing outside so late?” I asked. He shrugged, not looking at me. “Couldn’t sleep. The moon is too bright. And there were soldier ants in my room.” That made a low laugh escape me. “You’re terrified of everything small, aren’t you?” “I am not terrified,” he snapped, glaring at me. “They bite. And they attack in groups. It’s logical to avoid them.”

People who only thought that the world belonged to them once they had money and a tiny bit of strength. Maybe it was because of his justified arrogance but Anita felt like it was an unlucky fate for them to meet. Suddenly her hairs stood and she was startled to a quick standing. With the gift on her hand, she scanned the car. Anita was always highly sensitive to animals and insects. Especially crawling insects. Her heart pounded in her chest. ‘Okay, It is official. I don’t use my brain anymore’ she scolded herself inwardly. The man earlier as she believed was scarier than the crawling insects and incredibly dangerous, yet she could stand up foot against him.

I looked at him and his jaw tightened, looking thoughtfully at the tree posture. "Do you think the tree still feels the pain up to now?" I curiously asked. "I don't think so. . . A lot of people think trees and plants don't have hearts like humans, but they do. They bleed. They're hurting. . . In time, they feel numb and get used to the feeling. They don't feel anything at all." I dipped my head down, and I felt a pang inside my chest. "Every living organism and even the trees are the same with humans, honey. . . They have feelings. They can sacrifice life like us. They love us, humans, and they produce the best they can offer without asking in return."

Seeing this, Han Fei was also stunned because he had not expected that there would be so many marching ants. Everything was scary, let alone such a big ant who could eat meat. Han Fei was stunned for two seconds, and he also panicked. The marching ants didn't care who the other party was, and they were also extremely hungry here. When they saw someone come in, these marching ants rushed over like crazy. Han Fei hesitated for a moment and instinctively wanted to run back. He couldn't control these thousands of ants. But at the thought that he had blown it out before, and now he was running away, it would be too shameful. So Han Fei braced himself and had to take the blow.