Xu Hao pressed his lips together.
After the human put it that way, Xu Hao felt too embarrassed to move.
Xu Hao sat stiffly in the chair.
Seeing the teacup the human had just pushed over, Xu Hao reached out and touched it with a finger.
Then Xu Hao picked up the teacup and drained it in one go.
Quite a hearty manner.
But the next second, that hearty look turned into a grimace.
A trace of distaste appeared on Xu Hao's face.
Xiao Xiao smiled faintly.
"Don't like it?"
"To be honest, I don't really like barley tea either."
But the waiter had poured it for him.
So he took a sip.
With the thought that sharing was better than enjoying something alone, he poured a cup for Xu Hao too.
Xiao Xiao wasn't very surprised by the change in Xu Hao's expression.
After all, he had already learned a fact that surprised him greatly.
Most monsters, it turned out, had a sweet tooth.
"This is good for you."
Xiao Xiao said what most parents would say to their children.
Xu Hao looked a little confused.
Good for you?
"It's good for your health."
Xiao Xiao explained with a smile.
Was that so?
Xu Hao was a little skeptical.
But Xu Hao had already drunk it...
Might as well assume it did some good.
"Would you like another cup?"
Xiao Xiao asked with a smile.
Xu Hao immediately shook his head.
No.
The smile in Xiao Xiao's eyes deepened.
"They'll bring out some sweet drinks in a bit."
"You'll like those."
Really?
After the barley tea, Xu Hao was a little doubtful about what this human said.
The waiter opened the door and came in.
Soon, the entire