In the hierarchical division of labor among ants, there are generally two levels: the queen and the worker ants. Among the worker ants, some particularly strong females are selected to become "soldier ants," serving as the main combat force.

In this vast and terrifying underground ant nest, there are hundreds of thousands of powerful soldier ants. Some have even evolved wings, forming a formidable air-ground combined force, loyally guarding the queen deep within the nest.

Speaking of this queen, she is undoubtedly the most untouchable existence within this barrier, or rather, no creature could possibly provoke her. In this deeply buried, heavily guarded underground kingdom, her daily routine consists of three things:

Dragging her nearly two-meter-long body to order food; favoring male ants to reproduce; and managing important ant colony affairs, such as deciding whether to raid the old bee's house for honey today or to find that silly mantis to get some mantis eggs for a barbecue tomorrow.