The solid skin paints several holes in the fingers of the leaf. Before the flame disappears, the millipede spreads up from below by twisting its waist to the ground with the heat of the leaf.

Leaves jump unexpectedly, almost at the same time as millipedes to the high ground. In mid-air, the leaves stepped on the insect's head and landed on the roof beams.

After the millipede's skull sways and stabilizes slightly in the air, it follows to the beams, its feet buckle the beams, roll up its body, and stretch its head like a trained snake, waiting for an opportunity to attack.

With a whistle, the millipede snapped up...