People in Teyvat, starting from saving the grass god

"Have."

“But we need to wait for the right time.”

Hear this answer.

Nashida stared at him for a long time, but as usual, she still couldn't see anything. Finally, she shook her head helplessly and said, "Okay, then let's wait until the right time you said."

(End of this chapter)

156. Chapter 151 Tonight, Don’t Come Back Until You’re Drunk

Chapter 151 Tonight, Don’t Come Back Until You’re Drunk

"It seems that everyone's favorite little lucky grass king is back."

On Treasure Shopping Street, Dixia and Rhodes walked side by side.

Half a month has passed since Nashida escaped from trouble and took over the Order Institute again.

There was no commotion in Xumi City due to the fall of the great sage.

The atmosphere is even more relaxed than before.

Because after reviewing the regulations of the Fatwa Council, Nashida ordered the cancellation of dozens of bans and restrictions previously issued by the Fatwa Council.

These laws, which were originally intended to consolidate the status of scholars and restrict other classes, were abolished.

This immediately caused cheers throughout the entire Xumi City.

Even those who originally had no feelings towards the little auspicious grass king joined the team to welcome the return of the god.

Looking at the vendors coming and going with smiles on their faces, Rhodes chuckled.

"Because Xumi has been without a god for too long."

No God.

This is no small matter.

Although under the propaganda of the Ministry of Education, all the news about the little auspicious grass king was that she was living in seclusion in the Pure Palace, seeking knowledge for Xumi, and she did not disappear like the wind god of Mond.

But Nashida hasn't appeared for five hundred years.

Teyvat is a world where gods reign supreme.

Even though they knew that there were gods in their country, they had not seen any gods appear for hundreds of years.

In addition, although the Church of God claimed that she was seeking knowledge, Xumi's knowledge had not improved for hundreds of years, and they had been hiding things about the little auspicious grass king intentionally or unintentionally.

All these anomalies are superimposed on each other.

Over time.

Except for some believers like Dina Zedai who had received encouragement from Nashida in their dreams, most of the Xumi people believed that the little auspicious grass king mentioned by the decree did not actually exist.

The despair of "the god of wisdom no longer exists" once shrouded the country deeply.

under these circumstances.

When the god Little Auspicious Grass King finally appeared, the people of Xumi, who had originally given up any expectations of gods, suddenly felt confident. Even if they were not believers of Little Auspicious Grass King, they welcomed the return of the god of Xumi with the greatest enthusiasm.

"Are you confident?"

After hearing these words, Dixia nodded thoughtfully.

This seems to be the case.

She had been a mercenary for many years and had come into contact with many merchants and travelers who had been to other countries. She had also sailed to other countries to carry out missions and had seen how people lived in countries where gods still ruled the world.

how to say.

Compared to the dull Xumi, people in the country with gods are more confident.

Correct!

That’s confidence!

Even the people of Mond, who have not seen their gods for hundreds of years, always mention the Wind God wherever they go. If someone says that their god has disappeared, they will loudly argue that the Wind God is free, and that if he does not show up he must be enjoying a free life. He is not like the god of Sumeru, whose existence is unknown.

Dixia still clearly remembers the proud expression on that man's face when he spoke.

As for being dissed for not having a god in their own home.

She was unable to refute and could not think of any reason to refute.

The Great Compassionate Tree King passed away five hundred years ago, which was publicly announced by the Council of Ordinances.

However, the new grass god who was supposed to sit on the throne never showed up.

Therefore, whether the news that Xumi has a new grass god is true or not, only those who know the inside story dare to guarantee it. Others, including the disciplinary officer whose power in the Church Order Institute is second only to the sage, do not easily draw conclusions on this matter.

'You don't need to rely on the name of the Great Kind Tree King, you can still receive the warmest flowers and wine from the people of Xumi.'

This was also what Nashida said when Rhodes was in the dream world.

It turns out.

He's right.

"Unfortunately, Rahman and the others still don't like Lord Grass God."

When mentioning these things, Dixia couldn't help showing an expression of regret on her face.

In order to make Azar use the canned knowledge command, Rhodes arranged for mercenaries and dancers from the Grand Bazaar to show the miracles of the Little Lucky Grass King everywhere.

For such acts of disobedience to the House of Religion.

The believers of the Little Auspicious Grass King in the Grand Bazaar were not afraid at all. Instead, they were cheering with joy.

It is a miracle to be able to get so close to the little auspicious grass king.

Even though Rhode didn't tell them that what they were doing was to save the imprisoned Little Lucky Grass King, they were still willing to try their best for it.

But the situation is different for the mercenaries who are responsible for protecting them.

Even though they participated in the operation to save the Little Auspicious Grass King, and were hired by Rhodes to do their best to protect the believers of the Grand Bazaar from being captured, they also suffered considerable casualties.

However, they later rejected Nashida's kindness, did not even attend the celebration party in the Grand Bazaar, and resolutely returned to the desert.

"The people of the Red King will not accept the rewards of the Grass God like dogs."

Recalling Rahman's decisive words when he left, Rhodes said to Dishia helplessly, "Anyway, I told him that the Red King's priest has the truth about the Red King and the Grass God. Let him find it himself. If he doesn't believe it, there's nothing I can do."

There is nothing we can do about this.

Rhodes didn't know where the ruins were where the Red King Priest was buried and recorded the truth of that year.

Nashida didn't know either.

The key point is that Rahman still doesn't believe what Nashida said, nor is he willing to believe in the hermit lineage that has cooperated with the Grass God.

This attitude of not trusting anyone.

Then he can only go find the ruins and explore the truth by himself.

Speaking of it.

So much for the topic of Rahman.

This group of radical Red King believers who firmly believed that the Grass God murdered the Red King had no convincing evidence in front of them, and it was impossible to change their beliefs with just words.

Next.

Rhodes and Dixia walked all the way back to the Grand Bazaar from Baoshang Street.

The Grand Bazaar has been unusually busy these days.

To celebrate that the little auspicious grass king finally escaped from trouble.

After several days of intense planning.

The Grand Bazaar kicked off a grand celebration second only to the Flower Goddess’ Birthday Festival.

Not only did the vendors who usually only appeared during the Flower Goddess’ Birthday Festival gather here again, but many vendors who had never set up stalls in the Grand Bazaar before also flocked here.

Some of them really want to make a fortune during the days with the most traffic, while others come here with the attitude of just having fun and making some money.

After all, the various performances in the Grand Bazaar these days are free to watch. Except for the Dance of the Flora Goddess which is specially performed for the Flora Goddess's Birthday, other performances that are rarely seen on weekdays can be seen now. The flow of people coming and going is terrifying. If you don't come to make money now, when will you?

Not long after Rhodes and Dixia entered the Grand Bazaar, they saw Dolly who was selling her wares.

This is the richest man in Xumi.

He was still the same as before, without any awareness that he was the richest man in Xumi, and he even shouted louder than the most diligent merchant in the Grand Bazaar.

The things she sells are also very simple.

There are grass god dolls of various sizes, from wood carvings to cloth dolls, from palm-sized figures to life-size dolls as big as Nashida.

What made Rhodes even happier was.

Dolly actually listened to her own advice and made a tumbler with the face of the Great Sage and the same height as him, wearing the Great Sage's clothes. It only cost one hundred Moras to punch him in the face.

She also provides boxing gloves to protect the fists to prevent guests from getting overly excited and injuring their hands.

This novel way of playing also made her stall the most popular place in the entire Grand Bazaar.

Originally, the Grand Bazaar was a gathering place for the followers of the Little Auspicious Grass King.

Now there is an opportunity to beat up the culprit who imprisoned the little auspicious grass king.

Even though they knew it was fake, they still enjoyed throwing Mora into the cash box and punching the poor tumbler with all their strength.

And it's not just adults who would vent their emotions, even ignorant children would be lifted up by adults, and use their little fists to punch the villain who imprisoned the gods twice in the face, and then happily go to Vigal, who plays the role of Faris, the Knight of Flowers, to get a few Yalda candies.

When I saw several students wearing the uniforms of the Educational Institute eager to try it out came to the stall and actually paid money and picked up the gloves.

Dixia couldn't help but laugh and said, "Even if the Great Sage stepped down, he was once the Great Sage of the Church Council. Don't you give him any face?"

"What's this?"

Rhode happily watched the scene of the students of the Order Academy beating up the great sage, and said casually: "These people may be like Dina Zede, who once heard Nashida's voice when they were young and have a piety for Nashida that far exceeds that of other scholars."

"Oh--"

After hearing the reason, Dixia let out a long "oh" and suddenly realized: "No wonder, if Dina Zedai's body wasn't too weak, I would definitely drag her to fight as well."

Immediately.

She seemed to have remembered something, and changed the subject, complaining: "This little auspicious grass king is really too merciful. It would be best to break these ungrateful wolves' bones! Just letting them rest in the woods is too easy for them!"

This is not the first time Dixia has said this.

Dishia had complained more than once about Azar's public trial at the Faith Court, after Nashida's verdict merely sentenced him and several other scholars who participated in the imprisonment of the gods to exile.

In her words.

It's fine that the selfish hyenas are exiled, but why should the ungrateful wolves enjoy the treatment of exile?

You know, in the desert.

For a caught ungrateful wolf, there is no other way out except to have all his bones smashed and fed to wild beasts!

And if you want to be exiled.

Then he would have to be exiled to Aru Village like other scholars. What does it mean to be exiled to the safe Daocheng Forest?

Are they going there to repent or to enjoy their old age?

"hehe--"

Rhodes had been vague on this issue before.

This time.

He smiled and said, "Nashida is guarding against me and those fanatical believers of the Grass God."

"what?"

"What are you on guard against?"

Dixia naturally ignored the fanatical believer in the Grass God in the second half of Rhodes's sentence.

"I was afraid I would kill Azar."

Rhodes said disapprovingly: "Besides, Azar was once the supreme leader of Xumi anyway. It is not appropriate to exile him to the desert directly."