Another World Trip: Journey with My Cat and an Otaku Loli Goddess Chapter 302 - I’m Thinking Three Core Martial Adept

As Long Di conversed with Long Zhe and Mina about their current situation, he had no idea that his brother conspired against him by assuming the role of the ultimate wingman.

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“Alright, that’s just about it.” You only get as much as you give I guess.

“You’re satisfied?” Long Zhe asked.

Mina crossed her arms. “Satisfied is a strong word. More like eating a cupcake, but not the wrapper. You have no idea how unsatisfying that is. It’s just… livable after… barely by the way.”

“So we’re done here, right?” Long Zhe asked.

Mina and I were conversing with the bigger-than-life dragon about a few things. Conversing with these things is a little harder than talking to other people. He’s not too dumb and considering what world I am, I can’t ask for much.

“We’re done-ish” I gave him what I could only describe as dysfunctional jazz hands to reinforce what I was saying.

He looked at me for a while in confusion. I guess he doesn’t know what jazz hands are. What a sad world we live in.

He then took off into the skies until I was unable to see him.

I stared in the direction he took off in and was relieved that he didn’t go far enough away to the point the draconic aura couldn’t be felt. If there was one thing I realised, it was that the draconic aura made what I was sure would be a very lively forest into a pretty nice tropical vacation.

I then looked over to where Shen Ling and Pebbles were talking in hushed tones. They had their backs to me and at one point they looked over their shoulders to glance at me before turning back to talk even more animatedly and in even husher—I made it a word—tones if you could believe it.

I don’t see that working out for me in the long run. Hold on, did Shen Ling just turn around to look at me? How does that even make sense?

I shook my head free of these thoughts before I walked over to where Xiannu Liang was cultivating and sat criss-cross applesauce in front of her.

I waited for a good thirty minutes before her cauldrons slowly receded, and she finally opened her eyes. The first t

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