The Fire Ant Queen carried a trace of disdain.
Humans, she was very familiar, and her feelings toward them were complex: filled with admiration, jealousy, and disdain.
She admired them for the mere millions that could produce many strong individuals, dominating this world.
And she was also jealous that humans, despite their numbers, were favored by the creator, occupying the center of the world, surviving every life-and-death crisis, standing for millennia without falling.
As for disdain, she had seen too many humans, always some who considered themselves exceptional, believing their talents made them the rulers of this world.
In her view, humans were far from perfect compared to the Ant Race; at least ants weren't as greedy, arrogant, nor would they scheme and kill each other.
The Ant Race should be the ones to dominate a part of the world and be its ruler.
It's just a pity, she had ambition but lacked strength; however, she had devised a great plan.
