Without a word, Cassandra kicked Leon in the backside.
"You can't even find a human. What use are you?"
Leon made no attempt to dodge and took the kick squarely. Looking aggrieved, he said, "How was I supposed to know those humans would change completely in just a few decades? There are several times more of them now, and they've even built a town dozens of kilometers away. They seem to be doing pretty well."
"Oh? There's already a human town?" Akali felt a surge of delight and immediately asked, "Have you had any contact with those humans? What exactly is their situation now?"
Leon shook his head. "Humans are terrified whenever they see us dragons. How am I supposed to approach them?"
"Couldn't you just take human form?" Akali couldn't help asking.
Leon snorted and cast Akali a deeply disdainful glance.
"I'm a proud dragon. How could I turn into a human..." At that point, Leon looked down at his current human form and had to swallow the rest of his words. He gave a dry cough and continued, "Anyway, don't expect me to go among the humans and gather information for you. I won't do it."
Akali stopped Cassandra from kicking him again and smiled. "Knowing the humans are still around is enough. Let's leave them aside for now and talk about your Black Dragon Race. How did the things I asked you to take back last time go over? Did your people like them?"
At the question, Leon immediately looked excited.
"Hey, you... human. What was your name again?"
"Akali. Just call me Akali."
"Oh, Akali. Do you have any more of those Mana Illusion Projectors you gave me last time? Is there a continuation of that illusion film? Tell me, quick! I can't wait!"
Seeing Leon's