Genshin Impact: What? The one we need to save is Fukaros

Momang Palace, Office of the Supreme Judge.

Narvelette sat at his desk, concentrating on dealing with the pile of official business.

Suddenly, a subtle but clear knocking sound came from the window behind him, interrupting his thoughts.

Navrette frowned, put down the documents in his hand, stood up from his seat, walked slowly to the window and pushed it open.

To his slight surprise, Tevarin's massive dragon head was reflected in the window.

The Villette glanced at it coldly and asked calmly: "Tevalin, what's the matter?"

Tevarin scratched his dragon head, looking a little embarrassed and ashamed. He asked hesitantly, "Uh...then Judge Villette, how much is your monthly salary in Mora?"

Although confused by Tevarin's question, Navrette answered truthfully, "One hundred thousand molas."

Hearing this number, Tevarin couldn't help but feel a strong sense of superiority.

It grinned, then raised its head, looked down at Violet, and said earnestly: "Well... Violet, as an old senior of the dragon clan, I have to say a few words to you.

You have worked hard in Fontaine for so many years, but your salary is still 100,000 morats and has never increased.

Over the years, you have to reflect on whether you have worked hard enough. "

Villette's face darkened and she ignored it.

However, Tevarin seemed to have opened up his mouth, and he became more and more excited as he spoke: "You know, when I first started working, my salary was 100,000 Mora.

Moreover, I maintain full attendance every month and sometimes even take the initiative to work overtime.

Last month, I even made ten trips from Port Fude to Fontaine. Conservatively estimated, my income last month was close to 1.2 million Mora!"

Having said that, it looked around, then lowered its head and whispered, "Let me tell you another insider information. I have been selected as the outstanding employee this year, and the reward is one ten-thousandth of the shares of the Funina Foundation!"

Upon hearing this, Villette looked at the complacent Tevarin expressionlessly and said calmly: “Tevarin, do you know?

On the day the Funina Foundation was established, Ide gave me one-tenth of the shares.

Although I don’t know the exact value, the annual dividend is several billion Mora.”

After saying this, he closed the window without hesitation, ignored Tevarin who was standing there in a daze, and turned around to continue handling official business.

Tevarin stood outside the window and took a moment to recover from his shock.

It was very frustrated. While it was still working hard for a small goal, Villette's annual dividend income was far beyond its imagination even if she didn't work.

However, it quickly adjusted its mentality.

After all, Villette had been working for five hundred years, while Tevalin's business was just starting.

.......

The affair with Funina lasted for a whole week, and Lin Yide felt as if he had been hollowed out.

But Funina had a rosy complexion, which added a bit of feminine charm to her.

"Fu Fu, I still have something to discuss with Villette." Lin Yide said hurriedly, then ignored Fu Nina's seductive eyes and fled the room like a stray dog.

Not long after, he walked into Villette's office with a slightly staggering step.

At this time, Navilet was talking to Sigwen.

Lin Yide lay on the soft sofa, trying to relieve the soreness in his waist and legs after the intense exercise.

Soon, the conversation between Navillatte and Sigwen ended.

Sigwen walked lightly in front of Lin Yide, observed him carefully, and then said bluntly: "Boss Yide, you look a little kidney-deficient!"

Hearing this, Lin Yide felt extremely embarrassed. He quickly denied it, "I don't have kidney deficiency. Uh... I just have some discomfort with the local climate."

Sigwen asked in confusion, "Master Ide, you are from Fontaine, how come you are not used to the local climate?"

Lin Yide felt even more embarrassed. He forced a smile and said, "I'm really fine. I'll be fine after a while."

Sigwen nodded and said caringly, "You will feel better after resting for a while. If you still feel unwell, remember to come to me!"

"Well, thank you, Nurse Sigwen." Lin Yide responded gratefully.

Sigwen waved her hand, "You're welcome. I still have things to do. Goodbye."

After Lin Yide waved goodbye to her, only Violet and Lin Yide were left in the office.

Villette looked at Lin Yide with a serious expression, "Yide, what exactly are you doing recently for? Fontaine is gradually becoming the overlord of the world, and I don't want to see it become a country like Zhidong."

Lin Yide responded calmly: "Before, I had only one goal, which was to save Fontaine and a god. But now, I have to consider another thing."

Villette frowned and asked, "What's the matter?"

Lin Yide narrated slowly: "In the future, the great war between Zhidong, the Abyss Cult and Tianli will surely lead to the collapse of the order of the entire world.

A predicted disaster will once again befall the world.

Currently, except for Fontaine and Winter, the strength of other countries among the seven countries has declined significantly.

In this case, Fontaine should shoulder more responsibility.”

These words sounded righteous, but in fact his real purpose had not changed from beginning to end, which was to gain experience points.

But Villette believed Lin Yide's words very much and admired Lin Yide's character and foresight.

"Master Ide, you are the most outstanding human being I have ever seen in hundreds of years." He gave himself the highest praise.

Lin Yide smiled slightly and said modestly: "Thank you for your compliment."

Then, Villette changed the subject and talked about another important matter: "In recent years, more and more people from the Xumi Desert have sneaked into Fontaine, which has caused extremely serious problems for our social security."

Hearing this, Lin Yide also felt a headache.

The people of Fontaine today do not practice racial discrimination, but they discriminate against the people of the desert.

Because the desert people have a low level of education, many of them still believe in the flower god and the Red King. Their beliefs are primitive and distorted, and do not conform to Fontaine's values.

In addition, another important reason is that most of the people in the desert are darker.

Therefore, it is difficult for them to find a suitable job in Fontaine like other citizens.

As a result, most of them became criminals wandering in the dark corners of Fontaine.