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

"Come on, let's take on a more difficult challenge today."

Rama was not interested.

"In principle, I have no interest in studying demon scale disease at all."

Tinari, who had a pair of fox ears, looked dull, "I can tell, Your Excellency, the Great Sage."

"But you summoned both of us, didn't you?"

Rama really had no interest in curing diseases and saving people.

His only requirement for alchemy in the past and present is actually to cultivate and neutralize certain precious creations, and then create potions that can strengthen the human body or strengthen elemental power.

Moreover, he knew the causes and solutions of Demon Scale, and didn't have many ideas to challenge this troublesome disease in other ways.

But people always have to try, so just think of it as preparing for the trip to the Red King’s Tomb in Shahai.

"I killed your teacher, but why do you resist me so much?"

Rama was a little confused, "Do you think that his crime should not be punished with death, or do you mean that even though you know that he deserves to die, you are embarrassed by the so-called teacher-student friendship, so you hold a grudge against me?"

"I fight for justice, Mr. Tinari, the ranger. You must respect the justice of justice."

The Azar incident is essentially a purge after the failure of the political struggle.

He used the problem of the Six Sages to directly eliminate dissidents, and specifically attacked the senior scholars of the Order Academy at that time, and purged most of them abruptly, which facilitated subsequent reforms.

If you really want to say that having so many people has something to do with Azar's plan, it actually doesn't matter.

But the power to judge whether they are complicit is not in the hands of these people. Those who hold the power judge them as accomplices, so they are simply dealt with.

Tinari's teacher is a sage from the Sankara sect.

In the main plot, there are four sages in the God-making sect, and the remaining two were sent to prison because of their conflicting views.

This looks like Hazard's operation.

He always spared troublesome people, such as Yingmei and Alhaysen... Even if he caught people, he never thought of finishing them off or killing them outright.

But for those who are not troublesome enough, such as ordinary rainforest scholars and ordinary desert people, he always destroys everything on the other side.

In the plot line, after Azar was overturned by a car, the four sages of the God-making Sect were finally sentenced to exile in the rainforest. The fate of the remaining two is a bit hard to say, but they survived anyway.

This is a change of stance.

The first thing Yingmei got up against was the civil strife in the Xumi Order. Even though she succeeded, the Order was still the Order.

The so-called god-making faction and the opposition are essentially internal conflicts within the Order.

What Rama set off was the power confrontation between Shahai and Rainforest. After he succeeded, just like now, he almost abolished the high status of the Order Academy and completely turned it into a senior academy, which would not allow them to gain power easily. .

And Rama obviously did not give these sages any chance.

He did not give these people the opportunity to repent of their mistakes for the rest of their lives. Rather, he did not think that repentance could reveal anything.

Just die.

At best, death is a little painful.

What about exile, what about repenting for the rest of your life... It's useless.

When I saw that he had made a mistake, I wanted him to die. I didn’t want him to do anything and live in pain all his life.

No need.

Tinari clenched his fists, what are these words?

"I killed your teacher, but this is justice!"

But it is indeed a just trial.

The subsequent work was indeed an unwarranted liquidation, but in the case of the Six Sages, his judgment was not wrong.

Selling out Xumi's interests and imprisoning gods were crimes that Seno had already told him.

In any case, Rama's behavior in sorting out their family in the end is not excessive.

But he was still angry.

Regardless of whether he was righteous or not, his teacher may have been a bad person in other matters, but all Tinari had come into contact with from this sage of the Samurai Sect was kindness and care.

He should be angry. People are not always on the side of justice. It is normal to be emotional.

However, the obedient girl who followed Tinari suppressed her inner fear and stretched out her hand to tug at the corner of the teacher's clothes to signal him not to be impulsive.

This is a girl who looks very well-behaved. She is quiet and even silent. Her purple pupils are shining and her facial features are quite delicate and beautiful.

She followed Tinari timidly, with a slightly panicked look on her face.

too familiar.

This environment, this tone...am I going to become an experiment again?

She lowered her eyes, something called fear couldn't stop flowing in her heart.

Under normal circumstances, Tinari would still be able to detect his apprentice's emotions, but now his own emotions are about to collapse and he has no energy to take care of Kelai.

But Rama did.

Rather, his words themselves are creating such an atmosphere.

He could see Tinari's anger.

In the plot, this sage from the Sangonist school actually takes great care of Tinari.

That alone is enough.

He may be a bad person, but he is good to you, which is worth your extra emotions.

"You are right..." Tinari took a deep breath, "You are always right, Great Sage!"

He uttered a phrase that Seno often described.

The same thing is that both of them said this, but neither of them actually believed that Rama was correct.

"Of course I'm right." Rama accepted this comment without hesitation.

He actually doesn't have much bad feelings towards these plot characters.

These people are indeed good people. If you make friends with them, you will never lose money.

But human behavior is always related to position and identity.

Rama's identity is like this, and after doing these things that he should do, everyone's relationship will be like this.

Xeno learned to tolerate and grasp power, while Tinari harbored the seeds of hatred from the beginning...

[It’s true that I said I didn’t do anything, but I really didn’t interfere with them intentionally. 】

Many things he did would always affect Rama's destiny and the path he took to various extents.

Fortunately, he doesn't need these people to do much, so the interference and influence of this path don't matter.

"How about getting back to business, you two?"

After friendly negotiations, everyone returned to the topic.

Tinari took a deep breath and suppressed her inner unhappiness.

What Rama did later was indeed wrong. Seno expressed his dissatisfaction many times, but there was nothing he could do about Rama.

But when it came to dealing with the Six Sages, Sano also acquiesced.

Traitor the country, imprison gods... If Rama didn't say "I don't want to be brought to justice, I want them to die", in fact, it wouldn't be too much to confiscate the family and exterminate the clan.

What is excessive is Rama's unnecessary words, but completely overriding his own attitude on the nature of the law.