Apart from the Honey Juice Grass, I also noticed a few species of spiders that continuously follow the Honey Juice Grass. They weave webs on the ground near the Honey Juice Grass, using the sweetness secreted by the grass to attract insects, intercepting them halfway, yet leaving nothing for the Honey Juice Grass. Truly rogues among insects.
Initially puzzled, until today, I suddenly discovered a type of toad that preys on the spiders near the Honey Juice Grass.
The toads are large in size, and during the hunting process, they carry the special seeds of the Honey Juice Grass on their bodies to other places, helping the grass to sow its seeds and expand its territory.
Mutual benefit, even if some losses, might transform into gains in another aspect. Is this what they call 'Loss is gain'? It's also part of nature's cycle?
The reason grass and wood need to expand their territory is because of the special... let's tentatively call it Spiritual Net.
