"Artificial satellites? Ah... President Xu, what are you talking about? Space is so vast. How could I possibly run into an artificial satellite? Let me tell you, the mana space up there is astonishingly stable. I can manipulate magic elements so easily, it's really..."
"Cassandra." Xu Yi interrupted her, his expression stern. "Akali told me that dragons consider lying beneath them."
Cassandra froze, blinked, and stood speechless for a long moment before lowering her head in defeat.
"Well... President Xu, I just happened to see an artificial satellite fly past me and thought it looked fun, so I chased after it to see which of us could fly faster. I didn't do anything else..."
Now that Cassandra had finally admitted it, Xu Yi smiled faintly and waved a hand.
"I know. Otherwise, would I be merely asking you about it instead of coming to take you to task?"
Cassandra immediately breathed a sigh of relief. When she raised her head again, her face was once more bright with enthusiasm.
"Hey, President Xu, if you already knew, why did you have to scare me?"
"The Mana Illusion Recording Device aboard the guild's artificial satellite only captured a dark shape. We hadn't confirmed that it was you. I was just asking casually, but you admitted it outright. That saved me the trouble of guessing."
Cassandra stared at him, then cried out in embarrassed anger.
"President Xu, you humans really are all liars! I..."
"You did fly past the artificial satellite, didn't you? Or rather, you've actually been pestering our guild's artificial satellite for quite some time, haven't you?" Xu Yi asked with a smile.
Cassandra froze for a moment, then snorted angrily. "So what if I have? I didn't damage it! I just thought being up there all alone was boring, so