People in Teyvat, starting from saving the grass god

These kids don't look like Collet.

At least Ke Lai has been fighting against the resentment of the devil and god all year round, and there is always a trace of yearning for light buried in his heart.

But these kids.

Under Nasida's mind reading, she saw that all they were thinking about were murder, abuse, and things between men and women.

Yes, that's right.

Such an older child.

All I can think about is this stuff.

There are many children here who have eaten meat at a young age, and there are even many women who were robbed by the tribe and left to them to torment after they came back.

The reason is also very simple.

The mistress said.

The younger and stronger the young man is, the more likely he is to give birth to healthy bones and blood for the tribe, so that the bloodline of the tribe can be continued.

What shocked Rhodes even more.

The Tanit tribe, an uncivilized desert tribe, actually knew that close relatives could not have children, so they returned to chaos, but there was no ethical confusion, nor did they try to maintain the so-called pure bloodline like other tribes or rainforest nobles. Just go to inbreeding.

Moreover, the Tanit tribe also believes that the people in the rainforest area are well-educated, and the bloodline left by these people may improve the tribe's wisdom.

This is why they spare no effort to rob the rainforest people.

"What is this?"

"Is this considered a long-term illness that can lead to a cure?"

Regarding this bizarre but realistic fact, Rhodes couldn't help but shake his head, and then followed Nasida's instructions and drove all the hopeless children out of the classroom, and made it clear that they were not allowed to come again in the future.

Such a move naturally caused dissatisfaction among some prickly children.

Education, learning.

These words are not taken seriously in the desert.

In the eyes of these prickly children, they were willing to attend the class because of Elder Babel's order, and they were willing to give Rhodes this face.

As a result, Rhodes refused to give them this face and wanted to drive them out and make them lose face in front of others.

Therefore, these children, whose minds were no different from those of adults, immediately exploded when Rhodes drove them away.

They were chattering and blocking the door of the open-air lecture hall, trying to give Rhodes a look no matter what.

Rhodes didn't get angry, he just stayed there quietly and allowed them to curse or throw stones at him.

Of course.

Naturally, the course could not continue.

After spending about a class time like this.

Babel came after receiving the news.

She had a strange look on her face. After glaring at the children who were rude and touching, she asked Rhodes: "You obviously have the eye of God, why don't you resist?"

Regarding this question, Rhodes asked: "If I teach them a lesson, will they listen to me? Elder Babel, if you don't want me to fulfill my promise, you should have said it earlier, so that this kind of thought will disappear completely." What are you doing with this waste of study? Or is it a waste of your time?”

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Babel was speechless for a moment.

She turned her head and glanced at the thornheads who were silent because of her arrival, her face suddenly turned ugly, and she shouted in a low voice: "Get out of here, you shameful people, and don't bother Mr. Rhodes again in the future. "

The troublemaking students dispersed in an instant, and the classroom environment that had originally made Rhodes very upset suddenly became much cleaner.

"Mr. Rhodes, believe me, I will not tamper with my children's education."

"If you encounter this kind of situation again in the future, just do it with confidence and boldly, without worrying about my face."

After saying that, Babel nodded to Rhodes and left with a gloomy expression.

Look.

It seems that he is looking for trouble with those thorny students again.

Looking at her back, Rhodes shook his head and sighed in unison with Nasida: "What a pity."

Pity.

Babel, who has such an enlightened mind, has also been assimilated by the desert. Even though her mind is far beyond that of desert people who are content with the status quo and do not seek progress, they still cannot get out of the desert's rules.

After the day's farce, plus Babel's admonishment.

Rod's next session was pretty easy.

He also successfully kicked out of the classroom all the children Nacida thought were hopeless.

that's it.

The first day of class ended successfully, barely.

Rhodes, who had been giving intensive lectures all day, was a little depressed.

But he couldn't go back to rest yet.

According to the previous agreement with Babel, after finishing the lecture, I had to report today's situation to her.

"This is a damn job."

After complaining for a while, Rhodes dragged his tired body into Babel's tent.

And this time.

In this tent he saw two old acquaintances.

same.

Those two people also saw Rhodes.

They looked shocked at first, and then their eyes widened, pointing at Rhodes in horror and shouting: "Elder, it's him, he was the one who killed our brothers in the hunting team!!!"

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 114 Babel’s whispers

"It's the two people you said were running away before."

Nasida reminded Rhodes.

Although she didn't know these two people, Nasida easily recognized their identities through her mind-reading skills.

"Ok, I know."

Rhodes sneered back.

He would never forget these two faces for the rest of his life.

He could still recognize the people who robbed and killed him back then, even if they had turned into ashes.

Only now the situation has reversed.

At that time, it was Rhodes who begged them to let him go.

Now, when they saw Rhodes, they became frightened and complained to Babel one after another, trying to get Babel to suppress Rhodes through the force of the tribe.

And after listening to their words, Babel looked at Rhodes and narrowed her eyes slightly.

But before Rhodes could quibble, she spoke to the two men and said, "I remember when you came back last time to report, you said that person used the Eye of the Ice Elemental God."

"Yes, yes, it's the ice elemental god, god."

Before the word 'eye' came out, the two people were speechless.

On Rhode's waist, the Eye of the Grass Elemental God shines brightly, and anyone who is not blind can see it.

Then I thought about what I just said.

They suddenly felt dizzy.

One person cannot hold two Eyes of God. This is the consensus of the Teyvat continent.

Since Rhodes already has the Eye of the Grass Elemental God, it means that he is definitely not the person who suddenly obtained the Eye of the Ice Elemental God and then single-handedly slaughtered almost the entire hunting party.

"Elder Babel, what murderer are you talking about here?"

Rhodes asked at the right time, pretending to be timid.

His innocent little expression, coupled with the strong evidence of the Eye of the Grass Elemental God, immediately dumbfounded the two people who were accusing Rhodes just now.

Did you really admit the wrong person?

But even if they were beaten to death, they would never forget this face.

A harmless little sheep suddenly showed its fangs to them, and in an extremely violent way, almost slaughtered all the people in the hunting party. If it hadn't run fast enough, it would have been left behind too. Feeding the red vultures in the desert.

Now, suddenly, the person in front of me who looks exactly like that little sheep is not the same person?

Could they still be twins?

Think of this.

Their eyes lit up and they looked at each other, seeing the same thought in each other's eyes.

Yes, that must be the case!

This guy must be the same brother who was born from the same mother as the murderer!

"Elder, he and the murderer must be related by blood. Even if they are not brothers, they must be close relatives. Catch him and avenge the brothers in the hunting team!!!"

As if they had grasped a life-saving straw, they pointed at Rhodes and shouted repeatedly, wishing to cut him into pieces right now. Looking at the anxious and furious look, they seemed to have a very deep relationship with those members of the same race who died tragically. I swear I won't be a human unless I kill Rhodes.

This makes sense.

After all, the revenge of desert tribes never pays attention to the principle of retribution.

As long as you are a relative or friend of the enemy, then kill him first. As for the real owner, kill him if you can find him. If you can't find him, kill all the people who can be related to him.

Look at it this way.

Rhodes, who was identified as the murderer's twin brother, will undoubtedly die today.

However, what those two people couldn't imagine was.

They've all said so.

But Babel still said indifferently: "Get out of here, and stop gesticulating in front of the distinguished guests. Be careful, I will feed you to the crocodiles."

As soon as these words came out.

The atmosphere immediately solidified.

This is already blatant partiality.

Rhodes, who had been watching the two robbers going crazy, finally managed a smile and very wisely stepped forward and handed over a list: "Elder Babel, this is the status of the children's class today. "

After taking it, Babel glanced at the two robbers who were still staring at Rhodes unconvincingly, her face turned cold again, and she frowned and said, "Get out of here!"

Seeing that she really decided to favor Rhodes, the two robbers did not dare to say anything anymore, and immediately nodded and fled in a hurry.

"It made you laugh."

Saying this, Babel showed no apology on her face. Instead, she assumed the posture of a superior and casually read through Rhodes's comments about the children.

Poor, good, excellent.

There are only three types of comments from Rhodes.

Apart from that, the rest are all heavy crosses on the name.

This is the first time she has seen someone use this kind of mark, but Babel can still see the meaning of this simple symbol at a glance. These children with the cross are the children who were kicked out of class by Rhodes.

"Mr. Rhodes, you have driven out most of the children in the tribe."

Babel's voice was slightly cold, and it was obvious that she was not satisfied with the result.

[The poor education level of the desert people is completely detrimental to the development of the tribe. 】

This is what Babel said.

In her mind, tribes should not only learn to kill, but also learn to farm, learn to read, learn to do business, and learn other means of livelihood.