Chapter 262: Honeybee Defense War

In order to defend the owner's food, Big Bear's pounce could be described as giving its all, without holding anything back.

However, seeing that it was about to reach the front, just as it was about to open its big mouth, it discovered that it had used too much force, and its wings couldn't stop in time, so it had to use its fat body to continue rushing forward with inertia!

"Bang."

This sound could almost be heard in the air.

The next moment, the huge hornet was like being hit by a cannonball, falling directly to the ground, and then was smashed by Big Bear, who was also descending rapidly.

The hornet hadn't come to its senses yet, and the stinger on its fat butt "brushed" out, stabbing it right in the waist!

Instantly, the big hornet stopped moving.

Song Tan, who had just gone up the mountain:...

Well... how should I put this?

Should I make a move or not?

She scanned the air and found that there were about one or two hundred hornets, while there were more than 50 bumblebees, which was truly outnumbered.

But if you add the weight...

emmmm... that is to say, the bumblebees in the family are truly larger, rounder, and fatter than ordinary bumblebees.

Having witnessed Big Bear's lethality, she simply didn't move, leaning against a tree with her arms crossed, watching quietly.

Big Bear and the honeybees didn't know that the unscrupulous owner was watching from the sidelines. At this moment, it won a confused battle, and instead became even more high-spirited!

Soon, it used its small wings to carry its round, fat body, trembling back into mid-air, and once again targeted a strong hornet—

"Buzz buzz buzz... bang!"

This time it learned to be smarter. While rushing up, its stinger stabbed into the other party's body!

Although it wasn't poisonous, it stabbed directly, and how could the hornet survive?

It soon fell to the ground without moving.

In just one minute of round-trip sprinting, more than a dozen big hornets had fallen to the ground.

Song Tan was amazed!

It wasn't just Big Bear; the 50 babies it gave birth to, which were also only enough for their own consumption, were now also charging forward like pigs!

The honeybees buzzed and flew around, occasionally cooperating to make up for the kill.

In this battle between the two sides, it was clear that they had the upper hand, and these hornets that came...

Song Tan estimated: A hornet nest has only a few dozen to a few hundred hornets. Now that they saw honeybees, they probably all came out.

Unexpectedly, they capsized in the gutter, suffered a crushing defeat, and were truly pitiful and sigh-worthy under Big Bear's tall and strong physique...

The subsequent ones were not worth worrying about.

This "war" lasted for about ten or twenty minutes. When Big Bear also fell into the grass trembling, Song Tan walked up and poked its round, fat butt with her finger.

"Are you alive?"

A stinger popped out from the tip of its butt, and then, feeling the familiar breath, Big Bear's body moved, and it buried its head in the grass again.

Song Tan:... Fortunately, her finger dodged quickly!

Fine, it looks like it wasn't injured; it was purely tired.

However, having raised this fat bear that eats for free for so long, knowing how to guard the house today truly gave her a sense of "the child is promising."

Just pondering whether to add a bit of spiritual energy, she saw Big Bear, who had been resting on the ground for a while, suddenly stumble and fly up again, then aim at the nearest beehive and squeeze into the entrance where the honeybees go in and out.

That was a small hole specially opened, only the thickness of a thumb. At this moment, its round, fat body got stuck in it, and it couldn't fall down without effort.

The pollen baskets on its hind legs had already scattered, and there was still sporadic yellow pollen between the fluff on its body.

Song Tan opened the beehive and looked inside, only to see a few worker bees working hard and extremely considerately, taking the brewed honey from the comb and feeding it into Big Bear's mouth bit by bit.

This little thing shook its head, feeling exceptionally comfortable.

Song Tan:...

Although it was a hero, why did it make people feel more and more unhappy the more they looked at it?

Song Tan thought for a moment, and finally couldn't help it, stretched out her finger and "pop," flicked it on its butt.

Big Bear was eating the honey fed by the worker bees. At this moment, its round, fat butt couldn't help but push into the hive. It didn't even react, and panicked, wanting to flap its wings, only to find that its wings were also stuck at the hive entrance!

However, the next moment, a familiar spiritual energy was transmitted through its body. It suddenly relaxed, and at this moment, it was directly stuck on the side of the beehive, its whole body swaying again.

And Song Tan withdrew her hand. Looking at the mess of big hornets on the ground, these one or two hundred falling to the ground were quite spectacular... it would be a waste not to use them, right?

Thinking for a moment, she simply collected them all, carried them to the chicken coop next to the pigsty, and scattered them all over the ground.

Now the chickens have gone all over the mountain to dig for food. When they come back and see this extra meal, they will probably be very satisfied.

However, the piglets in the pigsty next door were not happy. At this moment, they grunted and arched to the fence, making a sky-shaking "Luo Luo Luo" sound again.

Those who didn't know would think they hadn't eaten their fill at a meal?

Song Tan:... Fine, fine, fine!

She was in a good mood now, so she picked up a branch and used it to pick up the hornets, feeding one to each pig, which seemed to be fair.

The pigs ate everything, but after eating a few times, they turned their heads and went back to play by the pigsty, clearly not liking the taste.

So picky?

Song Tan looked at their half-grown bodies and nodded with satisfaction—with this frame, it wouldn't be enough if they didn't grow 300 jin by the New Year, right?

Back home, seeing Qiao Qiao looking at her anxiously, Song Tan didn't hide it, but praised:

"Qiao Qiao, the Big Bear you raised did a great job today. The hornets just came over and were beaten to pieces by Big Bear, and now they are all dead."

"Really?" Qiao Qiao jumped three feet high with joy: "Is Big Bear so powerful? But..."

He turned his head to look at Song Youde: "Grandpa, isn't the hornet's stinger poisonous? Big Bear doesn't seem to have poison."

He was stung when he caught it, and it got better quickly after applying medicine.

How could Song Youde answer this?

Two bees fighting, could he say 1, 2, 3? Should he tell the child to believe it or not?

Song Tan said: "No, it's because Big Bear was raised by you to be strong and fat, and it rushed up directly, and the hornets were smashed to death by them."

For some reason, this answer carried a trace of weirdness and a trace of reasonableness.

Everyone was silent, and then they heard a cheer from Qiao Qiao, who hurriedly ran back to his room to bring out a set of honey-shaking tools, hugged a big bucket and asked: "Then... Sister, can I feed Big Bear more honey? Reward it!"

Song Tan looked at him: "It's already eating."

And it was eating very familiarly.

"Qiao Qiao, tell me the truth, which ones do you usually feed with honey?"

Qiao Qiao stood there, looking left and right. For a long time, he stammered: "Just, just a little bit..."

Song Tan:... A billion little bits, right?

Good night!

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