This batch of larvae numbers in the tens of thousands, with nearly half of them able to stand as soon as they land, instinctively pouncing on their nearest companions.
They frantically suck the blood of their kind through biting.
In the blink of an eye, tens of thousands of Ghost Prison Race larvae begin a fierce battle around the pool.
Within a few minutes, at least seventy percent of the larvae are dead. The remaining thirty percent have clearly grown significantly larger.
A large group of adult Ghost Prison Race with whips comes over, herding the larvae away like shepherding sheep.
Gao Xuan is dumbfounded; even frogs don't reproduce this prolifically.
Frogs can lay tens of thousands of eggs, but their survival rate is very low. Generally, not even one in a hundred survives.
The Ghost Prison Race has it good; they don't need to give birth themselves, but are directly mass-produced from the pool.
