Seeing his curiosity, Song Zhou said, "This is spirit insect meat. It contains plenty of spiritual energy, tastes pretty good, and is quite beneficial for the body. Some demons like to use it as rations, so when it's inconvenient to carry, they make it into cans."
After hearing that, Lu Ao awkwardly moved the can farther away. Using insects as bait was fine, but eating them was something he found hard to accept.
Besides, judging from the size of the meat, the insect had probably not been small.
You Li snorted softly beside him. "What's wrong with insects? If they're prepared properly, they taste great too."
Realizing that his actions had been somewhat hurtful, Lu Ao said, "I didn't mean anything by it. I just don't really like eating this sort of thing. There are quite a lot of foods I don't like. My friends sometimes say I have no taste."
"That's not necessarily true. It depends on personal taste. I was born not liking fish, myself."
Lu Ao was rather curious about his true form upon hearing that, but asking was impolite. After some thought, he swallowed the question.
Song Zhou saw what he was thinking and said, "His true form is rather unusual. He doesn't usually eat fish."
Lu Ao grew even more curious, his gaze lingering on You Li for quite a while.
"There's nothing I can't say," You Li said. "My true form is an eagle. I don't like fish bones. I know you're a little Dragon, right?"
Lu Ao answered honestly, "Yes. I used to be human, then I became a Dragon."
Lu Ao could tell that Song Zhou trusted You Li, and he had not tried to avoid talking about their true forms.
You Li rather liked his openness. He giggled. "I know. I