Jasmine instructed the other party on some points to pay attention to for safety, then told that person to hold the green torch, which was emitting thick smoke, and walk toward the beehive on the high tree.
The thick smoke had the effect of paralyzing the bees' sense of smell and vision; it could drive away the swarm of honey bees loitering around the hive. This way, harvesting would be much more convenient and safer than Angus's reckless method.
It was unknown how long this swarm of honey bees had nested here. A cursory glance showed golden wax combs hanging vertically, layered upon each other, numbering at least a dozen large and small ones.
They stubbornly flew around wanting to drive away the intruder, but in the end, they were dizzied by the thick smoke, falling scatteredly to the ground or flying in disarray, having to watch helplessly as the hateful human used a sharp knife to cut the honeycombs away.
