After tea and conversation came a lavish dinner: a roasted dragon. Well, a Dragon Beast.
In the Mystic Dragon Domain, Dragon Beasts were everywhere. You could kill and eat them at will.
Only a very small number of Dragon Beasts were protected, generally those whose groups had once produced a "Horned Dragon," meaning one at Level 12.0 to 16.0. At that level, they could already be considered to possess Dragon Clan bloodline.
But such protection had a time limit. Once the previous Horned Dragon died, if no new Horned Dragon was born within the group, its protection level would decline year by year until it once again became a Dragon Beast that could be hunted at will.
A single dinner gave Chu Fei a glimpse of the Inner World's cruelty. If you were useful, you were protected. If you were useless... who even knew who you were?
Moreover, those groups that had once produced Horned Dragons but lost their protection often met even crueler fates. To "hunters and foodies," they were premium ingredients certified by the Dragon Clan!
So the Yanhuang Civilization and the Ascending Dragon Hall now faced the same danger. There were plenty of alien races that hunted humans for food.
Take the other four races in the Golden Light Zone. The Dragon-Human Race and Werewolf Race were both professional man-eaters.
The Dragonfolk here differed from those Chu Fei had seen in the Outer World. Jiang Hong showed Chu Fei some photos, and they looked more like Lizardmen.
Dragonfolk had countless branches as well. So it was not exactly wrong for the Dragon Clan to regard the Yanhuang Civilization as one branch of Dragonfolk. At least that earned them the Dragon Clan's protection, which was good enough.
After dinner, Chu Fei received what he wanted most—cultivation techniques, more