Đế chế tự nhiên của Rồng Đại Dương.

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Here is a summary of the chapter:. Y Phù Lệ is curious why the pig's heads in the kitchen haven't been prepared for eating. She is told that while the meat from the head is more fragrant, it is also more difficult to prepare. However, when cooked properly, it can become a delicious dish. Y Phù Lệ expresses that she does not drink alcohol, so A Đề Lan offers to prepare the dish for her to take home and enjoy with a fruit wine of her choice. A Đề Lan also enjoys eating this dish, despite her shy nature. She even helps with the cooking, as the Druids are busy with their own tasks. Thái Sơn, who is half-human and half-goat, is also interested in the dish and tries some raw hành tây (green onions), which he finds to be spicy. The group is preparing a feast for the centaurs, who are known for their excellent cooking skills. A Đề Lan has made a large batch of soy sauce, which she trades with the centaurs for food, grains, and other supplies. She keeps some of the soy sauce for herself and plans to sell the rest in the nearby town of Half-People. A Đē Lan reflects on the diverse group of people and creatures in the forest, including those who were raised by animals and those who were ostracized by society. Y Phù Lệ, who is a giant snake, is one such individual. She has been living in the forest for several years and has become accustomed to her solitary existence. However, she admits that she feels uncomfortable around humans and other creatures. A Đề Lan tries to reassure her, but Y Phù Lệ is convinced that she will always be an outsider. As the group finishes cooking, they sit down to enjoy the feast. A Đề Lan offers some of the spicy pig head dish to Y Phù Lệ, who declines, stating that she is not used to the taste. A Đē Lan reflects on the challenges of bringing together such a diverse group of individuals, but is ultimately grateful for the opportunity to learn from and connect with them.

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