Genshin Impact: Start in the sea of ​​sand and reach the throne of God

After taking care of Sumeru's internal affairs for a while, Rama was already planning to travel to Mondstadt.

If it weren't for the outrageous changes in Xumi that made it impossible not to send someone over to take a look, Lisa would never have left Mondstadt at this stage.

The worst part about Mondstadt's situation was that Falgar's expedition had demobilized most of the elite.

The force of the Knights of the West Wind was originally sufficient, but after being drafted into elite groups, even a leader like Qin could not forcefully do things without someone else.

Rama planned to take advantage of Lisa's mission to go directly to Mondstadt.

"So you, a great sage, plan to go to another country while someone else is taking advantage of you?"

Fa Lushan had a headache.

Rama's departure was not a problem for Nasita, because she had known for a long time that Rama did not intend to stay in Sumeru.

Nasita knew that Rama's thoughts were not normal. Fortunately, Rama accepted this abnormality and felt that there was nothing strange about it.

But for other people, even if they get the promised Seno, they will think that there is probably something wrong with this person's head.

No, when you said you were letting go of power, did you really mean to let it go?

Just leave?

Even if it was a diplomatic visit, the great sage was not thrown out directly, right?

"There is what I want there." Rama was surprised, "Is there something wrong?"

I want it, so I have to go.

Very normal thought.

Fa Lushan rubbed her eyebrows, "It seems normal for you to say this, but you are a great sage!"

"The purpose of identity is to help you do things, not to hinder you from doing things." Rama didn't care.

"But you must also pay attention to the responsibilities that come with your identity." Fa Lushan looked firm.

"This is not something you can say." Rama was a little suspicious, "Aren't you a pure scholar?"

"Hey! You really can't speak!"

Fa Lushan waved her fist.

What do you mean by "this is not something you can say"? Is it so contemptuous of others?

Damn it!

"I can understand what you mean."

"A great sage should have a sufficient understanding of his own identity and power, and maintain proper manners and behavior."

It’s not that Rama couldn’t accept it.

This is a simple question.

Just like a common plot in urban novels, when the host holds a banquet, most of the guests choose to abide by the default rules, which is probably to dress appropriately and speak and behave steadily.

It doesn't matter if they are such people or not, but that's how they behave.

Then the protagonist walked in wearing flip-flops and a white shirt. The security guard stopped him and said, "I feel most comfortable like this, and I don't like it."

The funny part becomes obvious next, as conflicts arise due to clothing issues, and the heroine and the villain appear on the stage.

What Fa Lushan means is that since you are the great sage of Xumi, you should abide by the manners and etiquette that a great sage should have in many things.

Just respect yourself and the Sumeru behind you.

Rama would not say something like "I don't need others to respect me, I know my own value is enough" without emotional intelligence.

Although he really is this kind of person.

"Don't bother Rama with this kind of thing."

A gentle and understanding deity appears just in time.

Nasita smiled and joked, "If you have more contact with Rama, you will find that he is actually very indifferent to public perception."

"He will not deliberately destroy the lives of most people, but when you ask him what use most people have, he will show you the case of demons and tell you that they really have no use."

"This is Rama, he is always seeking absolute power, and Teevat does support his logic."

Rather than saying that this is Rama, it is better to say that this is the devil.

This is the normal state of the view of mythology and history, and Teyvat is a relatively classic view of mythology and history. The characteristic of the heroic view of mythology and history is that the public is actually an indifferent "thing", and the most important thing is that there is only one person, The One.

With this hero, everything can be changed. Without this hero, everyone will die together.

Among most myths, Eastern myths are the most "gentle".

Because they introduced the theory of cause and effect, merit, and the way of heaven to restrain gods and even demons. Killing people without reason will be punished by heaven, while the gods who govern the government can obtain merit and continue to practice.

Other types of myths usually do not have this kind of restriction. Flooding the earth at a whim and then asking humans to offer sacrifices in good faith are just appetizers in all kinds of myths.

This type of myth is usually a story between gods and their descendants. Mortals are the introduction. For example, when they suffer, the "heroic and just" gods and demigods trace the story all the way back and discover that a monster or the gods did something for them. In the evil world, they went through hardships and obtained various artifacts to kill evil gods and monsters.

You mean ordinary people? They died, they were grateful, they gave everything.

No more, how else do you want to describe them?

In front of a group of advanced life forms that moved mountains and reclaimed seas at every turn, what else could they do besides kowtow?

Rama thought for a moment and said, "When you say that, it makes me look cold and heartless. I don't like it."

Nasida tidied Rama's hair, "But she will not deliberately interfere with the lives of ordinary people, and will even use her own abilities to help them live."

"That's good."

Your attitude is irrelevant if you don't interfere in other people's lives.

The fear is action.

It doesn't matter if you think they're unimportant.

Everyone has their own life, no one cares what you think.

But if you really plan to make them disappear just because you think they are unimportant, this is outrageous.

Rama had no such idea.

At most, he doesn't care about other people's attitudes, but he doesn't think about letting others disappear simply because they are useless.

That's fine.

He's doing things, he's helping, his attitude is a bit bad, but he doesn't make any unnecessary moves.

"A fair evaluation." Rama nodded.

Although it was not a song of praise, it was very pertinent and he was willing to accept it.

Fa Lushan curled her lips and said, "Just pamper him."

After spending some time with the gods, Fa Lushan no longer had any respect.

She still respects this young but hard-working god, but she no longer calls him "Little Lucky Grass King" every now and then.

"He is my dependent, and will be my companion for a long, long time in the future." Nasita smiled brightly, "Of course I prefer Rama."

He gave his hand to Rama, and Rama took it easily.

Fa Lushan's expression was a little strange.

No, it can't be?

So outrageous? How did you do it?

It was inevitable that Feng Ping would be killed again. Rama opened his mouth to explain, but out of the corner of his eye he saw Nasita's narrow smile.