The most treacherous among them was the carnivorous plant vines hidden deep within the flowers.
These vines were thick and tough, their surfaces covered with sharp thorns resembling fierce fangs, with their bodies entwined with explosives from Japan's Thunder Hall.
As soon as someone approached, the vines would swiftly extend like ravenous beasts, tightly ensnaring the person. At the same time, the explosives would be triggered, and the explosive power was enough to blow the approaching person to smithereens, creating a ghastly scene.
Moreover, Yang Biao used the pollen in the flower sea to set up an Illusion Array.
This pollen, after special treatment, emitted an eerie aura.
Once inhaled, one would fall into a bewildering illusion, unable to distinguish directions and lost in the sea of flowers as if trapped in an endless maze, ultimately perishing within, becoming a ghost haunting the flower sea.
