Yuanshen: The sea of ​​sand at the beginning, straight to the seat of God

Chapter 370 Chapter 368-Selfishness
Always be afraid of comparison in everything.

There are very few people in Fontaine who dislike Villette, but certainly not none.

That Villette is too reasonable. He talks the same truth to civilians and nobles. But as we all know, civilians and nobles should not be the same kind of creatures - he makes everyone suffer the same punishment when they make mistakes. This is for both kinds of people. It is obviously unfair for different lives to use one set of rules.

But Navilette doesn't care about this, he treats everyone equally, and everyone accepts a rule belonging to Fontaine. Those who feel that they are completely superior to ordinary people are certainly not satisfied.

Their dissatisfaction is normal.

The inheritance of wealth and power may be relatively easy, but the accumulation of these things often comes at a high price.

It certainly wouldn't be fair if I paid such a high price to end up with the same treatment as someone who doesn't have them.

Since Rama appeared, Villette's reputation has suddenly improved, and almost no one will question the supreme judge.

What Villette wants is for everyone to abide by the common rules set by a country based on the interests of the country. Generally speaking, rules are definitely biased towards their makers, but the relationship between gods and humans is special, and the rules set by gods do not have to be Favoring themselves, they themselves have all the privileges among the people, so in fact, Fontaine's law is essentially unbiased, and is the final answer for the benefit of most ordinary people.

But human beings, as social animals, are naturally divided into three, six or nine grades. Precious goods and popular goods certainly should not be sold at the same price, so noble people and lowly people naturally should not be treated the same way. Judgment processing.

Rama put an end to this fight over the treatment of the noble and the lowly.

He and Navilette treat everyone equally, but the difference is that what he wants people to abide by is not a rule established with the collective interests of the Fontaine people as the core. He wants people to respect a rule that is established with the interests of the gods as the core. Get up the rules.

Villette's concept is that to me, you are all human beings, there is no difference.

And Rama's concept is that there is no need to fight. With me, you are just mortals, there is no difference.

Same for all, same end result.

They still dare to be angry but dare not speak out, and continue to abide by their rules.

They did not dare to resist Navilet, and they did not dare to resist Rama at this moment.

But they are looking forward to resisting, but resisting does not mean to die after all. It also requires someone with enough weight to stand up.

A group of people have already stood up, and were then beaten and killed. Some people died at the world level, and some people died at the social level. In short, things were calmed down easily, and there is no news yet.

This kind of treatment actually makes some people think.

Because Rama obviously did not live up to what he said at the beginning. People who resisted directly were still alive and dead, and not many people were implicated in the death. It obviously did not match his violent words at the beginning.

But after all, someone still died. Although he couldn't match Rama's initial attitude, when someone died, the remaining people would calm down and think more.

It doesn't matter if these people die. If I jump out because of this guess and die, it will be a big deal.

So... Sir Navilette, when will you come back to Fontaine? !
Opécle Opera House, the person who was most eager to perform some kind of judgment here was Fonina. Now she can’t. When she wakes up, she will find that she has not only lost the first place, but she has been too late in the queue. , there is no trace of the first place at all.

Everyone got their wish today.

Funina let out a sigh of relief, feeling relieved that things were finally over.

The faces of the Fontainebleau people in the audience turned red and they clapped vigorously, expressing their most sincere welcome to the return of the Supreme Judge on the high platform.

"They miss you very much."

Beside Villette, Rama glanced casually and said softly.

"What they miss is not me, but the rules I chose." Navilette said expressionlessly, "Mr. Rama, you have done something that I have not been able to do for many years, and all the Fontainebleau people support it. My rules."

"Your rules?" Rama repeated in a low voice, "Why do you say that? Shouldn't this be Fontaine's rules?"

"Because I realized about your matter. Although this is a rule made for the majority of Fontainebleau people, it is essentially because of my wishes that it has been absolutely implemented." Navilette said lightly, " People support me or don't support me just because I interfere with their interests or protect their interests."

The more people welcomed him, the more Navrat realized the value of Rama.

This person can talk the truth, but the truth expressed in action is more moving than what he says.

Has He made any decisions that were different from before to make His decisions look better?

No.

"Are you going to study with Barbatos?" Rama sighed, "You all have to have a reason for doing things. How can you ask ordinary people to surround you without any reason."

"With me as the bad guy, you, the supreme judge, don't have to worry about anything."

Rama expressed his indifference to Fontaine in the most direct manner.

"This is not enough." Navilette shook his head, "You have proven that you will not interfere with Fontaine's rule, and correspondingly, I must also do what Fukalos and I promised, let you obtain Fontaine. Dane faith.”

Rama was speechless.

There is certainly value in a multi-day move.

Whether it is expressing his preference for Funina, or simply showing a direct disregard for ordinary Fontaine people, these are essentially for one purpose.

Let Villette take the initiative to give in.

There are no two days in the sky.

If there is a second sun under a sky, it will not be able to attract everyone's attention, regardless of whether the first one is brighter than the second.

Such is the case with Fontaine.

Fukalos died hastily in Rama's mouth, but the Fontaine people's emotions were still very stable and did not have any impact. This was mainly because Funina did play such a role during this period. People think that Funina is the goddess of water, but Funina essentially doesn't do anything. This is not only known to those who serve her in Momang Palace. Those geniuses who can force Navilette to change the law and "forbid naming domestic pets Funina" really realize that Funina, as the water girl, God is of no use.

There is nothing wrong with him being alive, but if he dies, the people of Fontaine will not lose anything precious because of it.

What's more, isn't Villette still alive?
Therefore, after Rama spread the news of the sudden sudden death of the God of Water, the people of Fontaine were in a very stable mood.

The water god they know is Funina, so there are only two situations. Either Funina, the water god, has left Fontaine, or Funina is fake and the real water god has left Fontaine.

And the two options are the same.

In the former, Funina has no practical use. No Fontaine people really expect her to take on anything. All people can really expect is Navilette.

The latter, the God of Water they know has always been Funina. If it is not Funina, it means that the God of Water is always in the dark, doing unknown things, and then He died... ··Who would have any special senses for such a god?
If it weren't for God's perspective that could see Fukalos' efforts to remain invisible for hundreds of years, then Fukalos would just be a water god who had never appeared in the eyes of the Fontaine people.

Just disappear, just disappear, as if He has appeared before, we have never seen Him.

So there was only one person left that Rama had to deal with... He wanted Navilette to give up the position of the sun, so that Fontaine could only have his own sun.

It is very troublesome for moderates to establish their faith, but Diego Lapian can force people to kneel down and salute, and Rama can also use this method to force people's faith - provided that there is only one Him in Fontaine.

If there is Navilite, no matter whether he acts as a moderate or simply uses violence to promote faith, the final result will be to lose to Navilite.

Navilet is already a good template for a ruler. Rama can continue to make concessions in governance, allowing the people to enjoy more benefits that originally belong to him, and in exchange for better evaluation from the people.

But this has no concrete use. Unless he can promote the evolution of all the people of Fontaine and give these people a long lifespan and powerful strength, it will be difficult for him to win over Navilette.

The most fundamental reason is that Navelle has ruled this country for too long.

Time is always the toughest enemy. Rama could not defeat time, he could only find a way to let Navilette leave.

If there was only one Heller in Fontaine, the people's faith could only be entrusted to him.

And if there is Villette, then Villette will definitely share this part of the faith.

"I won't say anything more. This is the result of all my efforts." Rama said, "You will die while fighting the big whale, and the mortal Fu Nina will become the last hero to save Fontaine. "

"And I will be Fontaine's only god."

"In the end, Fontaine's rule belongs to Funina, and you and Fukalos behind Funina. As long as I have faith, and after your death, help Funina complete her ascension to the gods."

How difficult would it be to force this era of Navilette offline?
If Rama had such strength, he would not need to plan Fontaine's faith.

Therefore, the only way to lose the second sun in the sky and shine on Fontaine alone is to let Navilette take the initiative to give in.

This thing is troublesome to do, but the actual conditions are very simple.

It would be better if Navilette saw Fontaine.

Let Navilette go to Barbatos for further training and believe in the freedom of the people.

Rama himself does not believe in freedom at all. He firmly believes that rules and restraints are an absolutely good thing for most people, especially in the context of Teyvat. The ruling class does not need to explore anything from the bottom. benefits, because the gods inherently ask for and take from the people, and the people can belong to the category of mortals to them, without any care or consideration, so the rule of Teyvat is already good enough.

But I can't help but think that these gods have their own ideas.

Barbatos insists on giving freedom to the people, so much so that the country of Mondstadt has seen its own god three times in the past thousand years.

Morax insisted on retiring. After the test, the Liyue people were laid off at the speed of light. Without any hesitation, he let the Liyue people rule Liyue by themselves - in this matter, he could actually choose to trust the immortals. But in the story of Liyue Port, Zhongli actually gave the immortals no chance from beginning to end. His only expectation for the immortals was that they would listen to Qixing's advice and then simply leave.

This is actually unfair to the immortals.

Morax's choice from beginning to end was from Liyue, from the Seven Stars and Eight Sects of Liyue, and he never expected the immortals.

All the demon gods treat the human species too favorably. They have high hopes for mankind. However, Rama is completely unable to read any truth from history.

It is normal for the emperor to believe that a victorious general can lead a large army and win a battle for the country at a critical moment.

But at the critical moment, he chose a person who has repeatedly failed, saying that you have failed more than a dozen times, and this is your chance to succeed... Are you here to save money after losing consecutive battles, and prepare to explode?
The people of Teyvat were at most a witness in history, not even a recorder. They were simply protected by the gods, and then established the so-called Seven Earthly Kingdoms.

Rama couldn't understand what was so special about humans that deserved the favor of these demons.

He couldn't understand it, but that didn't stop him from using it to do things.

Villette is an elemental dragon. Theoretically, he and the Demon God are two different species. He will not lose his mind so easily in matters related to humans like the Demon God.

But he was left in Fontaine by Fukalos for too long. He learned to fall in love with the human race, and finally chose to become the new god of Fontaine.

In this process, Rama must let Him see that he is harmless to Fontaine, and even that he will become Fontaine's help.

In addition, He also wanted to make Navilette realize that the people of Fontaine were eager to make their own decisions.

To do this, the easiest way is to crudely describe the complex and changeable side of human beings, and then let Navilette think about it on his own.

What He can think of is His own business, and Rama is only responsible for revealing it.

If He feels that humans are really an evil race and should be destroyed... this is the time for Funina to appear.

Therefore, Funina must be made a hero, a god, and the beneficiary of all mechanisms.

Asking for a fair judge is not unselfish.

(End of this chapter)