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

In the plot of Xumi, Dina Zedai is indeed a lovable character.

Although she was plagued by the magic scale disease and was almost frail to the point of death, she still had the courage to live, hoping that life would be more valuable.

Rama had no ill feelings towards such people and was willing to help a little if there was no conflict.

"The work of the governor's ceremony and celebration still requires some experience. After all, this is the first officially organized ceremony to celebrate the gods since Nasida came to the throne. I'm afraid her level is still a little behind."

Rama shook his head, "It doesn't matter, it's a mascot anyway."

Dina Zedei doesn't seem like the kind of person who wants to forcefully interfere in things, and her body doesn't support her to do too many things.

The mercenary lady next to her quickly walked forward and hugged her sick eldest lady.

"Desia, I did it!"

Dina Zedei clutched her chest and her face became unusually rosy.

She had already asked her father about Demon Scale Disease, but unfortunately it was still a disease with no cure.

She can accept this reality. After all, she has always known this answer since she was a child.

Stopping Rama was indeed for his own little wish.

"The Great Sage promised that I can be in charge of the officially organized sacrificial ceremony. I can finally hold a formal ceremony for the Little Lucky Grass King!"

"I know, miss, please calm down." Desiya sighed, "Your body does not support drastic emotional changes."

When Dina Zede described this plan, she actually wanted to knock Dina Zede unconscious directly and then carry her back to Humayi's house.

Seriously, Dishya didn't have any ill intentions towards Rama.

After all, she was the one who actually received help from Rama. Although she did some things in exchange, she actually knew that Rama didn't need to lend a hand at all.

Unexpected disaster is real, but even if you want to break your head, there is really no way to throw the responsibility to Rama.

You can’t blame him for succeeding, but blame him for staying alive, right?

Thinking this way is going too far.

However, there is no malice, and Desiya still remains relatively cautious.

When faced with someone who can destroy everything about you at will, being cautious can only be regarded as a normal reaction.

After seeing Rama, Disiya planned to turn around and leave.

But Dina Zedai didn’t think so.

She has all kinds of reasons and persistence, but Desiya usually gets defeated.

Considering Shazaman's previous confession, Disiya finally compromised.

time is limited.

The head of the Humayi family was originally very happy because of his success in joining the team.

Because Rama's ascendancy introduced a new and powerful power group in Sumeru City-the desert tribe, after overthrowing Azar, the rainforest dignitaries of Sumeru immediately formed an alliance.

They didn't think about winning either.

It is obvious that the gods favored the sand sea during this period.

They banded together just to ensure that each other's interests would not be oppressed too much, rather than intending to resist or even achieve dominance.

Maybe one day the rainforest will stand on top again, but certainly not now.

An alliance needs a suitable person to stand up and lead the overall situation. The master of the Rainforest Alliance is not Shazaman, and he is not enough to support the trust of so many people.

They can only choose one person among the six sages of the Rainforest Sect, and this person is actually - Sano.

After thinking clearly, Sano accepted the surrender of the rainforest dignitaries.

He is willing to stand up and accept the pressure of being a point of conflict because the surrender of these people will give him more power to do things.

Of course, Shazaman also succeeded in taking over.

Many people later discovered that this person's luck was really good.

Because of the incident of being rescued, he was suspected by the Order, but he also became the first person to contact and surrender.

Because her daughter suffered from magic scale disease, Dina Zedei received additional favor from the God of Grass. Now that the God of Grass has successfully ruled, this favor has brought different benefits to Shazaman.

Is he lucky? Or should we say he is really unlucky?

I don’t understand, I don’t want to understand.

Shazaman should have been proud, but he looked sad in front of Disiya.

"You can't tell her this matter, but it doesn't matter if you know it." The father closed his eyes. "Dina Zedei's physical condition was extremely bad. When we handed her over as a hostage, the Order did not do anything. It’s unnecessary things, but I didn’t take good care of her.”

Desiya nodded silently.

She doesn't blame Shazaman.

In that environment at that time, Shazaman's uncompromising attitude meant that the whole family was happy.

Azar and the others are still the Six Sages. If they were not concerned about the rebellion caused by a bad reputation, they would most likely not even accept Shazaman's overtures.

The family property and daughter's life were used as bargaining chips, which led to a late comeback.

This may not be the best choice, but it was the limit of what Shazaman could do at the time.

In the Humayi family, Dina Zedai is a delicate and fragile treasure, and the whole family takes good care of it, fearing that Dina Zedai will be injured.

But in the Order House, Dina Zedai was just a hostage.

There will be no harsh treatment and no special care.

However, after she stopped caring for her meticulously and taking enough medicines transformed from wealth, Dina Zedei really couldn't bear it anymore.

"There is not much time." Shazaman covered his face, "I hope that during this time you can accompany her to play around and do some things she wants to do."

He kept his daughter at home for a long time because Dina Zedei's body did not support going out.

She must live in a living environment that costs a lot of money to create. Once she leaves, she will easily wither and die of disease.

But that's not necessary now.

Forcibly persisting is nothing more than delaying a little time. It is better to follow her wishes and let her enjoy freedom and the outside world.

It is precisely because of knowing this that Desiya will always compromise.

"So the Great Sage is actually not very scary."

Dina Zedei said with a smile, "Father said that we should face him with caution, but I don't think he is a bad person."

"Miss, bad people don't have the word bad written on their faces." Desiya subconsciously retorted, and then compensated, "Of course, the Great Sage is indeed not a bad person."

Just don’t speak ill of Rama in Sumeru City.

No need, just to stimulate yourself.

"I know, I know." Dina Zedai blinked, "By the way, Disiya, you are going so smoothly today, what do I mean..."

She spoke in an evil tone, and as expected, Desiya's expression changed slightly.

Dina Zedai felt enlightened.

"Could it be that you have to go back to Shahai to handle matters recently, so you plan to stay with me for a while?"

Disiya regained her composure, "Yes, Candice is executing Rama's plan. It is said to be to kill time, but it has also yielded a lot of gains. I also want to take a look."

As she spoke, her expression became serious, "After all, that is the truth about the Red King's Tomb."

This reason is very appropriate.

For a desert citizen, pulling out the Red King as a reason is reasonable in most cases.

"Red King, that's great. I really want to go to the Sand Sea to see it." Dina Zedai had no doubt that he was there, with envy on her face.

"I'm afraid this is not a good thing," Disiya breathed a sigh of relief in her heart and continued to change the topic, "Have you forgotten? The head of the Shazaman family encountered danger in the desert and was saved by my father. Come down."

"Perhaps the Sand Sea is relatively peaceful today, but the dangers in the Sand Sea are not limited to the Gilded Brigade."

She mentioned Shazaman deliberately, just because she didn't want Dina Zedai to think too much.

"I know, I know." Dina Zedei smiled and waved her hand, "But that's also father's good luck, isn't it?"

She blinked her eyes with kind eyes, "I got to know you again because of this, and he was appreciated by the great sage, and the Humayi family also has a better future."

"This must be good luck, right?"

No, it's something bad.

"Of course it's good luck."

Desiya agreed, but refused in her heart.

This is indeed Shazaman's luck, but because of Dina Zedai, Shazaman still thinks that these are bad luck.

If there weren't so many things and he was a simple capitulator, Dina Zedei could grow up more safely and have more time to wait for opportunities.

Although Shazaman knew that there was no cure for magic scale disease, what if it happened?

Gods have appeared, and weirdos like Rama.

If they solve the magic scale disease in the next few years, and Dina Zedei just misses this time, Shazaman will really collapse.

His current mood is very simple.

Either you cure the demon scale disease as soon as possible, or you don't cure it until I die.

Please don’t let my precious daughter just die of illness and you turn around and claim that magic scale disease has been solved.

I can't bear it, I really can't bear it.

Dina Zede's smile was gentle.

She probably already guessed the answer.

The doctor who comes back will not treat her as an idiot. If she asks about the condition, the other party will describe that the condition may have worsened and your body may feel uncomfortable...

But doctors have been vague about how serious it is.

There is no answer from the doctor, but being able to go out freely is an answer in itself.

Coupled with Disiya's expression, Dinazedai already understood that her time might be running out.

[So, can I hold on until the end, at least until I finish preparing for this celebration? 】

She was not completely fearless in her heart, but her desire to do something and prepare a perfect celebration to appease the gods who took care of her when she was young was stronger than her fear of death.

She had known her certain death for a long time.

An invitation to death with no fixed time once made her panic all day long. She was afraid of everything in the world, as if death would knock on the door at any time.

The invitation lasted so long that she lost too much fear of death.