People in Teyvat, starting from saving the grass god

Especially since Adebayi is still a sick person and a man, there are many places where it is not convenient for Kelai to take care of him, so Rhodes has to help.

This made Rhodes feel even more awkward.

Fortunately.

Adebayi did not complain all day long because he was disabled, and he did not let Rod Bai take care of him.

Although the two had many conflicts before, he still gave Rhodes some serious advice as a reward for Rhodes taking care of him.

The most important one.

It was just that the mushroom chicken that Rod bought from Dolly was of the wrong variety.

"That businessman didn't lie to you. The varieties of mushrooms she sold to you are all excellent. Both the meat quality and the eggs they lay are of the highest quality in the rainforest area."

"In terms of breeding, this kind of mushroom chicken is indeed easy to raise. In addition to not being overly frightened, it can basically adapt to most environments."

"You can be considered attentive, and you also know how to get ice mist flowers to cool down the chicken coop."

"But."

"You have overlooked one of the most important issues."

Adebayi paused and spit out two words: "Disease."

"disease?"

Rhodes frowned: "Tinari told me that this kind of mushroom chicken has good resistance and is the most suitable breed for raising in the desert."

"Huh"

Hearing Tinari's name, Adebayi suddenly realized: "I would say there should be an expert behind you to guide you, otherwise how could you, a desert citizen, be so precise in everything."

Say it.

Adebayi, who was lying on the rocking chair, rocked the chair leisurely and said: "The disciples of Sage Nafes are indeed very capable."

"Nothing."

"I heard that the guy is not in good health. He has never been to the desert. All the research he did was done in the laboratory using simulated environments."

"Tsk, no wonder every step of your operation looks quite professional, but you make such a basic mistake."

The corners of Rhodes' mouth moved.

He probably understood what Adebayi meant.

Tinari couldn't come to the desert for fieldwork, so the knowledge he gave Rhodes about desert farming and animal husbandry was actually purely theoretical knowledge.

The biggest problem with pure theoretical knowledge.

That is the lack of practical certification.

The environment simulated in the laboratory is only a simulation after all, and is completely incomparable with the real desert climate.

Adebayi's words also confirm this: "The environment in the desert is completely different from that in the rainforest."

"When you are selecting seeds, you focus on the characteristics of heat resistance, cold resistance, dryness resistance, and rough feeding resistance."

"But I didn't expect it at all."

"Besides the climate, there is a more serious problem with raising livestock in the desert."

"The diseases prevalent in the desert are completely different from those in the rainforest."

have to say.

With a scholar with extremely high professionalism to give guidance, Rhodes could indeed avoid many detours.

With Adebayi’s explanation and suggestions.

Rod found Dolly's contact person in the village and ordered another batch of chickens.

As for the chickens of the wrong breed on hand, according to Dolly's rules, strictly speaking, they cannot be sold after sale. However, after the contact person learned about the problem, he immediately patted his chest and said that it was just a small matter, and he could replace it as follows. To help Rhodes deal with this batch of chicks.

This way of handling it is naturally the best.

After negotiation.

Rhodes happily went to buy a lot of ingredients and planned to thank Adebayi in the evening.

Time always passes quickly when you are busy.

After a sumptuous dinner, Cole went to study today's lessons. Rod and Adebay each took a rocking chair, lying side by side in the night, enjoying the breeze comfortably.

"The mushroom thing."

"Thank you."

Adebayi really did himself a big favor this time.

Rhodes is not a ungrateful person.

Moreover, he and Adebayi have no grudges. Previously, they only deliberately sought trouble because they were greedy for the technology in other people's hands.

Now Adebayi has saved Kelai regardless of past suspicions, and also taught himself knowledge, saving himself from a large amount of breeding losses.

So Rhode's thank you was really a thank you from the bottom of his heart.

Even Adebayi's mouth is still as bad as ever: "Come on, you are a hypocrite. If you have the skills, you might as well read more books."

"hehe--"

Rhodes smiled and did not argue with Adebayi verbally. Instead, he continued to ask a question that he didn't know how many times he had asked: "By the way, why did you come to save Kelai that day?" ?”

Rhodes expressed a doubt in his heart: "Don't you hate the desert people very much? Judging from my previous contacts with the scholars of the Order Academy, scholars like you, don't you all wish that these vulgar and impolite desert people would hurry up? How can you disappear from this world?"

Rhodes did not continue.

When he said that scholar, he was referring to old Roy who would rather die than teach the desert people.

And Adebayi's answer was still so simple and crude: "They are them, I am me, what happened to the desert people? The desert people are not human beings? The desert people are not the people of the Grass God?"

"Eh?"

Rhodes was stunned for a moment: "Then why are you still so hostile to the people of Aru Village?"

"Humph--"

When he mentioned this, Adebayi's face suddenly darkened: "That damn gale judge, if he hadn't convicted me, would I have been exiled here?"

"I was obviously framed."

"The results of it?"

"But he determined that I had really violated the ban and pronounced me guilty in public!"

"This kind of hatred, this kind of resentment!"

"It's good if I don't curse. Do you still want me to help his family?"

The more Adebayi talked, the more excited he became. He even forgot about the restraints a scholar should have, and scolded Saino until his saliva flew everywhere.

"Seno was convicted of an unjust, false or wrong case?"

Rhodes' tone was full of disbelief.

Sano is known for his impartiality and selflessness. How could he handle such a huge unjust, false and wrong case?

Listen to Rhodes ask this.

Adebayi did not continue to curse, but after being silent for a while, he gritted his teeth and said: "In fact, I don't blame him, I can only blame the person who attacked me for doing it too cleanly, cleanly. Even the Disciplinary Officer Dafeng couldn't find any evidence in my favor, so he had no other option but to convict me. Huh, I had nowhere to vent my anger, so I kept scolding him."

"ha--?"

The amount of information was getting larger and larger, and Rhodes' interest was completely piqued.

According to Adebayi's wishes.

His research was tampered with by his enemies. After receiving the news, Sano conducted a series of detailed searches, but he could not find any evidence that could exonerate Adebayi, so he could only follow the instructions of the Islamic Court. According to the law, Adebayi was found guilty.

And after being exiled.

Adebayi's resentment grows stronger day by day. Not only does he hate the enemies who framed him, but he also implicates Sainuo, who was the chief judge at the time. Incidentally, he also has nothing to do with Aru Village, which has the status of "Seno's hometown". Good look.

the other side.

The furious Adebayi finally calmed down after cursing for a long time.

Looking at Rhodes who was full of curiosity, his expression suddenly became decadent. He turned to look at the moon in the sky and said faintly: "I know you are interested in my past, ha, well, just tell me Let me hear it.”

Next.

Adebayi first briefly talked about his experience from studying to becoming a scholar.

He also talked about a lot of things that happened when he became a scholar because he didn't understand the ways of the world, and he encountered various obstacles in the teaching academy.

Until the end.

He sighed deeply: "Do you know why those people will do everything possible to drive me out of the Order Academy?"

Before Rhodes could tell his guess.

A look of piety quickly appeared on Adebayi's face.

"because."

"I saw the gods."

"I saw the long-dead god mentioned by the great sage.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 58: Gods with no sense of existence

"Have you ever seen a god?"

Adebayi's words really shocked Rhodes.

As for the 'god that the great sage said has long since died'.

If Rhodes' understanding is correct, Adebayi should be talking about the Great Merciful Tree King, the former grass god of Xumi.

indeed.

This god was not completely dead, and still had some consciousness left.

But with Adebayi's ability, there is no possibility of seeing this consciousness at all.

Moreover, the gods of Xumi are different from the gods of other countries in Teyvat.

There are seven countries in the entire Teyvat continent.

Except for Xumi, only the wind god of Mondstadt has disappeared for more than 500 years and has not appeared again. The gods of other countries all sit in the highest governing position.

Xumi's situation is relatively unique.

They also ushered in a new god after the death of King Daci Shu.

That is, the current Grass God, Little Lucky Grass King.

But this god did not participate in any political affairs, but was imprisoned by his followers.

Rhodes remembers it clearly.

The Apostolic Order has extremely strict supervision over this god, and has basically cleared her name of Little Lucky Grass King from the void. Even the Great Wind Disciplinary Officer Saino once thought that Little Lucky Grass King was a person who had never gods that have ever existed.

In contrast.

There is a lot of information in the void about the previous grass god, the Great Merciful Tree King.

so.

Did Adebayi admit the wrong person?

At present, the Ecclesiastical Order has not yet fully launched the god-making plan.

Therefore, the confinement of Little Lucky Grass King has not reached the level of complete closure, and she can still communicate with the outside world through consciousness.

If that were the case.

Adebayi may have mistaken the Little Lucky Grass King for the Great Mercy Tree King.

To prove this.

Rhodes asked tentatively: "What does the god you saw look like?"