Cassandra shrugged. "Of course. I've been hanging around you humans all these years. It would be strange if I weren't familiar with your customs." Then she turned to Akali. "Isn't that right?"
Akali laughed. "Yes, Cassandra spends all her time with me. I taught her all the essential human etiquette."
Xu Yi glanced at Cassandra, thinking that Akali really had enjoyed some extraordinary encounters since coming to the Demoncloud Continent. She had actually become close friends with a red dragon like Cassandra.
Judging by the way the two behaved, they were probably even closer than human best friends.
It was also thanks to Akali's relationship with Cassandra that the Xinfei Merchant Guild had gradually established cooperative ties with Cassandra's Red Dragon Race and the Black Dragon Race to which Leon belonged.
"Miss Cassandra, this place is several thousand kilometers from where you live, isn't it? Don't you find it... troublesome to come all this way with these members of your race to help Akali?" Xu Yi asked.
"What's troublesome about it?" Cassandra looked baffled. "There's good food and drink here, and fun things to do. Your Xinfei Merchant Guild even pays us. If we feel like going home, we can get there in a few days of flying. Why would we find it troublesome?"
Xu Yi looked at the other dragons, then realized that he obviously couldn't make out any expressions on their dragon faces. He could only clear his throat and turn back to Akali. "How did you decide what to pay these dragon friends?"
Akali chuckled. "It's simple. We just make sure they have Mana Illusion Films to watch."
Xu Yi was immediately speechless.
What kind of payment was that?
Cassandra's eyes, however, lit up, and she nodded repeatedly.
"Yes, as long as we have good films to