>>280466433>>280465175The first Japanese survived all the way from the Amazon to Japan while consuming the nectar...
Perhaps the key is to eat the nectar while moving. This story compares humans to mosquitoes in a tree. Mosquitoes are harder to identify when they're moving. That's why the first type was able to survive so long until it reached its home and stayed still while consuming the nectar.
There may be more than one trick. Another trick could be the number of people consuming the nectar, and that number could attract the tree's attention. The tree began to pay more attention to Japan because it identified more consumers and began killing them faster. In the same way, you'll be more determined to kill mosquitoes if there are a lot of them, but you won't bother wasting energy if there are only one or two.
Another thing, not a trick, but how the tree acts, if it is similar to a human being, then it can seek revenge on the mosquitoes after being stung by several of them. Which implies that they were already doomed when the tree found them, although perhaps it could only identify them with the nectar.