People in Teyvat, starting from saving the grass god

Rhodes complained silently in his heart.

This Tanit tribe's spice production workshop reminded him of the short video he had seen from his living teacher.

No more.

If I think about it any more, I will burst into tears.

Rhodes turned his head and focused his attention on the overall structure of the Tanit tribe.

It is clear.

This is a standard clan social structure.

This tribe, which relies on the ruins of Gul City, is divided into three levels.

Now Rhodes is heading to the uppermost area. The tents here are the most luxurious and exquisite, and there are many slaves with marks on their faces coming in and out.

This level also has the smallest number of tents, and all the tents are built around the largest and most conspicuous tent.

no doubt.

The person living in that big tent is the mistress of the Tanit tribe, and she is surrounded by the nine elders of the tribe.

On this level going down, there are several times more people living there.

Judging from the people who come and go, nine out of ten are people who are useful to the tribe, such as the soldiers who escort Rhodes, the hunters who go hunting, the breeders who raise crocodiles, etc.

"Oh, a new merchant leader has been elected?"

Seeing a tribesman dressed similarly to Adelphi, Rhodes couldn't help but raise his eyebrows.

peddler.

This is the biggest revenue point of the Tanit tribe.

Rhodes had compared Aru Village and Tanit Tribe a long time ago.

the conclusion.

If the Tanit tribe were not constrained by their identity and vision as a desert tribe, they would definitely become a dominant separatist force.

This tribe is really unique in its internal affairs.

Pay attention to agriculture, establish a solid business reputation, and force all people to learn cultural knowledge.

only.

Even with such enlightened methods, the shortcomings of the desert tribes still exist.

Thinking of this, Rhodes looked at the bottom of the Tanit tribe.

That was the place with the most tents in the entire Tanit tribe. The entire upper and middle floors combined were probably not enough to cover the fraction of the lower floors.

Most of the people living here are weak tribal people.

There are very few young people, most are old people.

As for the kids.

Those who can appear at the lower level are basically some weak and sick children. Those who are physically strong will either learn various fighting skills in the training ground, or help with odd jobs in the workshop or the crocodile pool.

The weak eat the strong.

This desert iron principle is vividly displayed in the Tanit tribe.

After keeping these situations deep in your heart.

Rhodes was escorted by the robbers and came to the tent of one of the elders.

it's here.

For the first time, he met the legendary desert lord, the elder Babel, who had not yet become the mistress.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 112 Nacida’s Thoughts

Different from the impression of Babel.

Except for the slime on her chest, which is bigger than a baby's head, and her nosebleeding figure, there are almost no similarities between the other images of Babel and the Babel in Rhode's memory.

She wasn't wearing a blindfold.

With her true face revealed, Barber's aura of temptation hit her face. Coupled with her extremely charming figure, Rhodes was almost attracted by her the first time he saw her.

Fortunately.

Babel's clothes are not as revealing as those of ordinary desert people.

to the opposite.

Perhaps in order to maintain the dignity of the elder, she wore very conservative clothes, even more than Desiya.

When Rhodes came in.

Babel is reading a book.

Seeing Rhodes coming in, she closed her book and saluted with an extremely standard desert etiquette: "Hello, Mr. Scholar, I am Babel, the elder of the Tanit tribe. I came all the way. I Have any of your subordinates done anything disrespectful to you?”

"Eh?"

Rhodes, who did not expect Babel to ask such a question, glanced left and right at the two robbers escorting him.

Judging from their performance of breaking out in cold sweat instantly.

They are very nervous now.

This discovery made Rhodes raise his eyebrows slightly.

It surprised me that.

Babel, who has not yet become the mistress, already has such a daunting majesty. So what kind of prestige the mistress of the Tanit tribe will have in the tribe is really unimaginable!

At this time.

I heard Babel speak again: "Mr. Scholar, don't worry. If they are disrespectful in any way, just say it and I will help you solve it. I guarantee that they will not do anything to make you unhappy again in the future." Things are coming.”

What a powerful way to win people over.

Rhodes pretended to hesitate for a while, and then he pointed at the two robbers with a look of madness, and then pointed at the people outside the tent who had not come in: "He, and him, and those few people, they have been there all the way. You're being rude to me!"

"we do not have!"

Hearing what Rhodes said, the two robbers immediately waved their hands in panic and said, "Elder Babel, don't listen to his nonsense. We haven't done anything along the way. Even if we talk, we are talking about us." I didn’t mention anything about my own affairs at all!”

"fart!"

"You keep saying those obscene things. I'm not a fool. I don't know who you are talking about!"

Rhodes no longer showed any fearful expression at this moment. He jumped on his feet and pointed at the two of them. He poured out all the words they used to stimulate him on the way like pouring beans.

Babel is a very smart person.

After listening to Rhodes' accusation, she knew exactly what these people had said.

In fact.

It’s not just the rainforest people who look down on the desert people, the desert people also look down on the rainforest people, especially those scholars who occupy the best resources in Sumeru and then exploit themselves in turn.

With this mentality.

It is very normal behavior for these guys to deliberately use some words to scare Rhodes when they can't do anything.

"Get out of here and slap your own words until Mr. Scholar forgives you."

Babel gave an order calmly, with a tone that could not be refuted.

The two robbers immediately rolled out and ran away as if they had been granted amnesty, and then the sound of slapping their mouths came from outside the tent.

Shocked by Babel's methods, even though Rhodes was mentally prepared, he inevitably fell into a daze.

"Sorry, Mr. Scholar, I frightened you."

"Introduce yourself again."

"I am the elder of the Tanit tribe. My name is Babel. I don't know what to call you?"

to be frank.

If it weren't for Babel's standard desert appearance and skin color and her ruthless methods, Rhodes would really think of her as a well-educated rainforest person.

"With his speaking skills, how can you tell that he is a leader of the tribesmen?"

Sighing secretly in his heart, Rhodes reluctantly said: "Hello, Elder Babel, my name is Rhodes, and I am Dilly Yesi from Amilidu Academy. I don't know that you're inviting me to come to Tani." Is there anything important in the special tribe? If there is nothing special, I still have research projects to carry out at the college. I wonder if you can let me go back? "

"Dilly Yesi?"

Hearing this title, Babel's face darkened slightly, and then returned to normal and said: "Mr. Rhodes, I don't ask for much, you just need to help educate the children of our Tanit tribe for a period of time. , My requirements are not high, as long as you teach them for a year and a half, it will be enough for them to have knowledge that is not inferior to that of their peers in the rainforest area. When the time comes, I will naturally escort you away. "

Very well said.

But Rhodes, who was familiar with Babel's character, knew very well that these seemingly beautiful terms were useless even if they were signed with the oath of God.

Because even if he really followed Babel's words and taught the children of the Tanit tribe to a level that was no less than that of their peers in the rainforest area, what awaited him would definitely not be Babel's warm greetings, but Ruthless obliteration.

Deception and betrayal.

This is a common thing in the desert.

Babel is a master at this.

And she was extremely courageous.

Not to mention a nerdy scholar like Rhodes who has no power to restrain a chicken. She even dared to trick the yellow-haired traveler who saved the Grass God into death, and even tried to gather all her strength to kill the already powerful person. A yellow-haired traveler capable of crushing the entire Tanit tribe.

Therefore, Rhodes would not believe a word that came out of her mouth.

So he pretended to be arrogant and said, "Is what you said true?"

"of course."

"Mr. Rhodes, you should know that our Tanit tribe believes in the Flower God, right?"

"Then I promise you in the name of the Flower Goddess Nabu Malikata that as long as you can help the children of our tribe complete their studies, I will personally escort you out of the Tanit tribe and ensure that you are safe and sound. Send it back to the Order."

Just as Rhodes expected, this tribal elder who never told the truth actually swore an oath on the god her tribe believed in.

This means that the flower god has already died.

Otherwise, he would definitely give his 'believer' two slaps in the face as a warning to others.

But that’s all for the sake of it.

Rhodes naturally wanted to follow Babel's words: "Then let's do it. You must keep your promise, otherwise, I will never let you go."

"That's natural."

Rhodes's timid look made Babel's lips curl up slightly.

Subsequently.

Babel called the guards and ordered Rhodes to be brought to the middle area. She also specifically added that a tent was set up for him.

When going out.

Rhodes looked at the robbers who had been punished by Babel.

They are still there slapping themselves.

Judging from the strength of their attacks, they showed no mercy at all. They looked like pig heads.

"."

"I forgive you, stop fighting."

Rhodes had a hint of 'unbearable' on his face and said hurriedly.

"what?"

Babel, who followed him out, glanced at Rhodes and said calmly: "Mr. Rhodes, what were you talking about just now? I'm sorry, I didn't hear it clearly."

"Suck--"

Hearing this, Rhodes took a deep breath and said loudly: "I say, I forgive them, please tell them to stop."

"Oh, that's how it is."