It felt as if the ground beneath my feet was shaking violently as the worms moved underneath the soil.
With nothing else to do, we rushed forward out of the forest and into the barren lands.
The ground was dark red and had a grainy texture to it, making it harder to run. In contrast, the worms became a lot quicker in the sand.
Still, we ran as if our lives depended on it while I instructed them on which directions to go since I was the only one that could see the worms in the soil thanks to my mana sight.
I led them through the safest path I could find, but it felt as if the more we moved, the more worms we drew to our attention.
Most species of worms were unable to see. Instead, they had specialized light-sensing cells in their skins. This helped them distinguish between light and dark so they could burrow deeper underground to escape light.
