Babel didn't believe in Rama.

Yoshiko is just a tool person, and she has a lot of Yoshiko.

But the answer is very simple, Rama has this ability, anyway, you first let him shed his blood for the tribe, first open up some new territory for the tribe, and add some new slaves.

Rama also said that he wanted to help the tribe in their great cause of unifying the desert and establishing a kingdom in the land of red sands.

So before you establish a kingdom, you always have to help the tribe fight the enemy and collect resources, right?

What's next?

We'll talk about that later.

Do you have to kill the situation in front of him, and then watch such a fighting force leave the tribe alone?

Babel couldn't do it.

She's an adult, and adults have to take a long-term view.

Reasoning with Rama, first, she couldn't convince Rama, and second, she didn't want to let this person go.

So she admitted that what Rama said made sense.

Ah yes, yes, yes, you're useful anyway, everything you say is right.

But you're right, are we going to listen to you and follow your reasoning?

Again, that's not right.

This attitude is obvious, and Rama can certainly see it.

It doesn't matter, though.

Attitudes and rhetoric are inconsequential things in some way, the key is whether he is willing to do something or not.

If she goes to do something, the swearing on her lips doesn't matter.

As soon as the Horde starts to drive the wheels of war, the whole thing is out of their control.

"There are always people who think they can control the beast of war," Rama whispered, "but who really controls war?" ”

"Once the wheels start to turn and don't stop, you don't have to say anything."

He didn't have any affection for the elders of the tribe, and certainly didn't have any ill feelings.

The elders of the tribe are responsible for the direction of the tribe's movements, as well as taking the lead in foreign battles.

This is a responsibility equal to power, and if you want to hold the scepter, you naturally have to bear the weight of the scepter.

There is no intuitive conflict between them and Rama.

But hostility is something that does not require hatred, and the crown can obviously only be worn on the head of one person, who will this person be?

Of course this person has to be me.

So whoever will hinder me from wearing the crown is my enemy.

This is a very intuitive conflict of interest.

"The guest has been watching for so long, and he still doesn't plan to stand up."

Heading towards a hidden corner, Rama suddenly stopped.

"Adelphi says you're a guy you can fight for, and your eyes are full of ambition and desire."

The masked man in black had a hoarse voice, "Looks like he's right." ”

It's a regular start, as if you can see through someone else's heart.

Actually?

In fact, there is no one who can walk in the world without desire.

"The taste of the northern snow country······ Elder Babel was blinded by ambition. Rama smiled gently, "She wants the support of the Fatui to complete the unification of tribal power and get more resources and technology." ”

"But anything has chips, and if you are willing to pay, you naturally want to get it."

"So what do you want? Essential oils, fake therapeutic drugs······ No, no, no, these are too cheap. ”

At this time, Babel should have only just considered cooperating with the Fatui.

Adelfi was a merchant of the tribe, and in general, he would be in charge of foreign trade.

This time, the tribe asked Asariq to do things, apparently because Adelfi had a reason why he couldn't get out.

"Everyone knows that only the ruins of the Red King and the Flower God in the desert are worth paying attention to." Incorporated into the debt handler, the tone of the Fatui officer who performed the hidden work remained unchanged.

It's too easy to guess.

The desert is just such a thing, you don't want this, what else can you want?

Concerned about the embarrassment of the desert people?

"Elder Babel has agreed to cooperate with the Fatui, and your tribe needs our resources."

"Before you arrived, Tanit was one of the mighty tribes in the desert." Rama shook his head, "We are not your only choice, but you are in the sea of sand, and you are not a necessity for any tribe. ”

Are the Fatui a force that can be accessed?

Yes, definitely.

Stacking the names of all the current villains together is not enough for the Fatui to fight with one hand.

In the four countries of the plot line, even the Church that is burdened with the hatred of destroying the country has a relatively limited number of pages.

But the Fatui are different, in every country, behind every hostile character that Yingmei encounters, it can be the handiwork of the Fatui.

This gang of people highlights one to do things.

However, it is unlikely that they value the small place of the Tanit tribe.

What is worth their waste of effort is obviously the legacy of the god of flowers and the king of the red.

This is the best-case scenario, they have what they want, and they need local desert people as cannon fodder.

Solstice is not the enemy of the desert people, because Solstice doesn't look down on the desert people at all, and they don't need to stir up the wind and rain in the desert.

If there is no hatred, there is no conflict of interest, then it can be friends.

The clash of words does not affect the deeper level of cooperation.

His willingness to show up is itself a behavioral orientation.

He also knew very well that Rama was not directly talking to him but was here to speak, which was also a very direct expression.

Hurry up and get the money, I want the money, I can work for you.

If there is really no interest in cooperation, then everyone will definitely start fighting directly, and there will be a waste of time to reason.

He wants to take the lead.

The Fatui are rich, but they can spend less, which is certainly better.

Often, Mora takes a large sum of money for a small matter, which is the prerogative of the executive named "Childe" in Liyue next door.

"Babel wants power, what do you want."

He was the first to speak.

"What can you give me?"

Rama had a good time.

The debt handler replied crisply: "What I can give, depends on what you are worth." ”

"I want to be the king of the sand sea." Rama asked with interest, "Can you help me with that too?" ”

"The Fatui are far more powerful than you think." The debt handler's tone was calm.

"Even if it's Sumeru, it's not like we can't take it, let alone just a desert."

This is not a line of boasting, but a real reality.

He doesn't flaunt the Fatui's prowess, nor does he despise the power of the desert people, but calmly describes a fact.

And the truth never needs to be described with exaggeration and words.

"But why do you let the Fatui support you?" The debt handler retorted, "The price to take the desert is too great for a tribe to pay." ”

"You always need a puppet, what I want is only what I want," Rama looked gentle, unaffected by the officer's words, "It doesn't make sense that what I want, you must help me achieve it, right?" ”