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

Tribes and tribes live in pursuit of abundant water and grass.

But abundant resources are limited. Sometimes two tribes discover the same oasis, and the only thing that can solve the problem is swords and guns.

Killing brings the seeds of hatred, and hatred breeds more killing.

Over and over again, never ending.

This is not a problem that can be solved by the destruction of one party, because all the tribes in the entire sand sea compete for resources.

You can destroy a certain enemy, but if you cannot solve the overall environment, then disputes and killings will still come as scheduled and never end.

The desert environment has remained this way for hundreds of years.

There is always a way to solve this problem, and as far as Rama is concerned, the path he wants is to use power to achieve unification.

This is conquest rather than domination, and the forcibly conquered tribes will not give up their hatred for each other, nor will they contribute much loyalty to the kingdom.

But this is the opportunity for chaos and tribal rule to change.

They would not be loyal, but the new kingdom did not need their loyalty - the king only needed their willingness to fight.

What follows is a snowballing process.

As long as the king can bring enough benefits, they themselves will forget that they are also the conquered in the process of conquest, and instead regard the kingdom as their own honor and medal.

Uninterrupted victories and the benefits brought by victory will make them loyal followers of the king.

"People do dislike war, but what they dislike is a war that does not bring benefits but requires them to pay."

"If we can win the war and continue to bring abundant land and resources to the tribe's people, no one will hate war."

"When we cannot resolve internal conflicts in a short period of time, we will use war to transfer internal conflicts into external conflicts."

Objectively speaking, hate is a huge problem.

Rama did not have the ability to make people tolerate hatred, and it was impossible for him to open his mouth and make everyone work together.

Problems should be solved if they exist, but there are many ways to solve them.

"It's like I can't convince some elders who oppose me, but I can make them unable to object?"

Babel mastered the core skills of problem-solving.

It doesn’t solve the problem, but it solves the person who asked it.

"Foreign war can eliminate this group of people who are completely unwilling to compromise. Once they die, the problem of hatred will be greatly alleviated."

"Then the next step is to win. Xumi's territory is very large. As long as we can win, there will naturally be enough benefits to appease everyone's hearts."

"When the die-hards disappear, the neutrals and the opposition that are not die-hard enough will naturally happily accept this benefit and then become our allies."

Rama's words were calm, "There is only one problem in everything, we have to win."

Objectively speaking, Babel did not want to support Rama.

His ambition is too great.

In the future, this elder of the Tanit tribe just wants to discover the [Eternal Oasis], use the divine power of the [Flower God] to obtain greater benefits, and seek the power of the [Suppressing Spirit] that turns the sand sea into an oasis in the legend.

But what Rama wanted was to become the Red King.

Not the King of Red Sand.

When the Red King was still alive, the kings who worshiped the divine power could also be called the kings of the red sand. They were the kings of the sea of ​​sand.

But mortals obviously would not compete with the gods for the same title, so they rejected the power of the King of Red Sand and placed their own positions in the right place.

Rama, on the other hand, was not very clear about his position.

He wants to become the king of the Red Sand Land and then be promoted to become a god here.

"If I refuse to cooperate with you..." Babel asked, "You won't kill me at this time, right?"

"No mother, you trained me and gave me a chance to live."

Although I know that this is because you lack a suitable tool.

But life-saving grace is life-saving grace, and it will not change due to the purpose of the giver.

Rama shook his head, "I will leave the desert and go somewhere else to fight for the future, just like Seno chose the rainforest, just like Candice chose Aru Village."

“I wouldn’t choose a place that didn’t give me hope.”

"I am willing to be a hero because of the desert's unyielding, no matter how dangerous and difficult the future may be. But if the desert itself is unwilling to resist, then I think it is natural that everyone's future will be gloomy."

"Fighting against the injustice of fate is what everyone who suffers injustice should do. I understand your helplessness of being afraid of the darkness and surviving in the dark. I know you can't do it but I don't force you to become a hero."

"But if you are not just afraid of the darkness, you have even begun to defend the darkness and attack others who want to shine."

"Then maybe it's not a coincidence that fate puts you in this situation, but it's inevitable."

Babir sneered: "You are also in this fate, Rama. Have you forgotten, you are a desert dweller!"

Rama pointed to his cheek, "I have no intention of refuting, but mistress, can you look at this face and repeat what you said."

His smile was gentle: "It's the words, 'You are a desert man'."

"Do you know your identity?" Babel sighed.

Rama shook his head: "I don't know anything, I just have another path to choose from."

"Becoming a hero is my own choice. I hope to bear the humiliating fate of this sand sea for five hundred years and lead them to win freedom and a bright future."

"But that's my opinion, and I know no one expects me to be a hero."

However, the road to becoming a hero does not require anyone to expect it.

I didn't choose to take this path because I wanted the respect of others. They didn't expect a hero. I just did it because I wanted to do it.

Of course you are free not to accept it.

Again, I have the freedom to do that.

"Why are you so arrogant?" Babel shook her head.

Your words are pale and powerless. What you say is outrageous. If you don’t believe it, you just don’t believe it.

Rama did not argue.

War requires at least a basic base, and even if it is not good enough, there must be a belief in launching a war.

It is Rama's idea to change the future of the desert people, but the desert people themselves are unwilling to stand up. He cannot forcefully control the fate of these people.

Just kneel.

Babel asked: "Do you know my plan?"

"[Eternal Oasis], Mistress." Rama said without hesitation, "But this cannot change the overall situation."

"The poverty of the desert is not just a matter of lack of resources. A piece of fertile land will only attract more hunters to wander and peep."

"You know...that's what you think." Babel hesitated.

Rama's expression remained unchanged as he gave his final answer: "The god of the desert does not love people, mistress."

[Eternal Oasis] is the legacy of the Flower Goddess.

Rama didn't know what Babel wanted, but he was sure that the Flower Goddess would give Babel nothing.

The flower god does not love people, and the red king does not care about his people.