detected that the current environment is too comfortable.

His laughter was loud, echoing in the empty room.

But as the laughter grew, it turned into a cold laugh, and the cold laugh turned into gritted teeth.

South Korean viewers who witnessed this scene also began to ridicule Kim Jung-tae.

I thought this was all part of his plan, but it turns out this kid was completely oblivious...

[To allow the original crocodile to wipe out an entire canine jaw beast population right under his nose, Kim Jung-tae is a complete waste!]

[That's not entirely true. They were competing for territory with observers from other countries, and they actually won!]

【You're such a fool. The species he chose for observation can fly. So what if he takes over the territory? He can't catch it once it flies into a tree.】

Indeed, from the very beginning when he started grabbing territory, I never understood what the point was.

[Now look what we've done! As the Korean proverb goes, we've lost both our wife and our army.]

[Korean, I'm calling you Tian Wenjing, say it again: "Losing both wife and army" is a proverb from your country???]

Isn't that right? That's what the textbook says!

What's the point of talking to a country that's a thief? Everything they have is stolen from China.

[It's rare for someone from the land of cherry blossoms to utter a human-like remark.]

[Bull Demon's Cherry Blossom Country, didn't you steal your stuff from the Dragon Country? Damn it!]

【We stole it, but we didn't apply for intangible cultural heritage status! You Koreans, on the other hand, shamelessly applied for it!】

【…】

So, what was originally South Korea's insults towards Kim Jong-tae on the screen suddenly turned into a major battle between South Korea and Japan.

The insults from both sides grew increasingly fierce, and the barrage of comments was so fast that it was impossible to read the content.

Japan accuses South Korea of ​​stealing and being shameless, while South Korea accuses Japan of invading and denying responsibility.

The dark history of both countries was thoroughly investigated, and neither side gained any advantage.

The Chinese viewers, who had originally intended to say something, chose to remain silent and enjoy the show after seeing how harmonious the two sides were.

Some people were eating virtual melon seeds in the live chat, some were keeping score for both sides, and occasionally someone would say "Let's fight! Let's fight!" before retreating back to watching the show.

At this very moment, Kim Jung-tae is still smiling in the light screen.

As he laughed, the burly South Korean man with the double doors blushed with embarrassment, or rather, anger.

He suddenly stood up, and the chair slid backward and crashed into the wall.

Then he slammed his fist on the table and roared repeatedly:

"Damn Dragon Kingdom, damn Yuan Crocodile, I'll kill you all, I'll kill you all!"

His roar trembled; a 1.85-meter-tall, 90-kilogram double doorman had been so enraged by a one-meter-long crocodile.

As he spoke, this South Korean civilization observer, who was already caught up in the moment, directly summoned the surrounding canine jaw beast population, bringing them all to this area.

His fingers swiped frantically across the screen, bringing up distribution maps of all the canine jawed beast populations in the vicinity.

He checked all seven or eight groups in the north, west, and south, totaling two or three hundred canine-jawed beasts.

He wanted to avenge the dozen or so canine jawed beasts that had died.

He wanted to kill that original crocodile to a pulp, and then kill the other original crocodiles!

Upon receiving the order, several groups of canine jaw beasts, totaling two to three hundred, began their grand migration.

They surged in from all directions of Pangaea, some from the arid plains to the north, some from the dense jungles to the west, and some from the swampy areas to the south.

Several streams of canine-jawed beasts converged from different directions, flowing into the main channel like tributaries.

The migration route was long.

The closest herds take two days and two nights to travel, while the furthest take five days and five nights.

There was no water to drink or food to eat on the road, so we had to find our own.

Some canines fell behind halfway through the journey due to dehydration and hunger, lying panting in the grass, unable to walk any further.

Some of the canines had worn-out paws, leaving a bloody mark on the mud with every step they took.

However, after migrating for several days and nights without stopping, the exhausted canine-jawed beasts finally arrived at the riverbank.

Some canines simply lay down on the ground as soon as they reached the riverbank, refusing to move, their four legs sprawled out, their bellies pressed against the scorching mud. Others ran to mud pits to roll around and cool off, getting themselves completely covered in mud.

Some rushed to the riverbank to grab water, and then they saw a scene that left them in disbelief.

There is a skeleton by the river.

There's no problem with that.

The problem was that it was a skeleton of a crocodile that had been gnawed down to bones by fish, floating on the surface of the water, belly up, with its four legs stiffly stretched out.

The fish had long since devoured all the flesh from its body, leaving only a bare, white skeleton.

The ribs stood out one by one, like an open folding fan.

Several fish were swimming around the skeleton, occasionally nibbling at the bits of meat left in the crevices of the bones.

Upon witnessing this scene, hundreds of canine-jawed beasts and Kim Jong-tae were instantly dumbfounded.

How did this crocodile die?

I didn't see that scene during the replay... Oh, the replay only shows the situation of the species you observed, not the species observed by other countries.

Kim Jung-tae could only see how his own canine jaw beast died, but he couldn't see when the original crocodile died.

Then all those canine-jawed beasts came for nothing, didn't they?

After walking for days and nights, traveling such a long distance, all to kill a crocodile that has been dead for several days?

Looking at the skeleton of the original crocodile, these canine-jawed beasts were also greatly disappointed.

A young canine jawed beast approached, sniffed the bone, sneezed, and walked away with a look of disgust.

Another canine jawed beast picked up a bone, took a couple of bites, and with a crunch, its tooth broke.

It whimpered in pain, released its grip, and the bone fell into the water, splashing up a small spray.

They thought that migrating for so long would earn them a good meal, but now you're telling me this is all?

A crocodile reduced to bones, with no skin or flesh left, and its teeth broken.

They haven't even evolved into wolves yet, but they've already evolved into dogs and started gnawing on bones, right?

The canines were greatly disappointed and lay on the riverbank, panting weakly.

Hundreds of canines huddled together, some drinking water, some sleeping, and some grooming each other.

They were completely devoid of the arrogant demeanor they had before they arrived.

If any game has a loyalty level, their loyalty to Kim Jong-tae will decrease to some extent.

You came all this way just to gnaw on a bone? And you even broke a tooth?

They'll have to think twice before issuing such an order again.

Kim Jung-tae didn't care about any of that. Enraged, he roared, "Damn it, even if this crocodile dies, I'll still tear it apart alive!"

Just as Kim Jong-tae gave the order for the canine-jawed beasts to jump into the water and eat the carrion, a strange phenomenon occurred.

The voice of the system planner, which made everyone who heard it exclaim "This is terrible!", came through.

[The current environment is too comfortable; the observed species only know how to kill, which is utterly uninteresting. The brilliant planners have decided to add a new natural disaster dungeon. The observed race that survives this round with the fewest species losses will gain a chance to evolve ahead of schedule.]