Although it is said that he is going to run away, in reality Rama's actions are far from rapid.

Accidents did happen, but that doesn't mean that Villette would lose.

If He wins, everything will still be back on track.

As for these things such as running away and standing by, it may affect Rama's evaluation in Navillette's heart, but Rama himself does not and does not need to beg Fukalos and Navelette.

Some business is begged, which inevitably requires a low voice.

But some businesses aren't.

In the event of inviting Rama to serve as the god of water, it was not Rama who took the biggest advantage.

If there is an obvious resource tilt in a cooperation, and it is the other party that is actively tilting resources to do a job that does not benefit it much but benefits one party greatly, then the party that enjoys the greatest benefits has nothing to say.

A foreigner came to Fontaine to serve as the god of water, on the surface, of course, Rama took a big advantage, after all, Fontaine is not a special state, Phocarus is not dead, then Villette is strong, Fontaine does not need a new god of water, let alone a foreigner to serve as this god of water.

In this case, letting Rama ascend to the throne has a sense of forcible guarantee, which can be called Fucarus's single-mindedness to pave the way for Rama to take the initiative.

But that's not really the case.

Because Fukalus chose Rama, not because he was in a good mood and ordered a random general, and then he wanted to forcibly guarantee that Rama could simply take the position.

Rama has irreplaceable value.

If it is only useful but can be replaced, then Fucarus's unreasonable protection and support will make Rama lose all the room to struggle, he should know that his own value does not match Fucarus's treatment, so Fucarus gave such a favorable treatment, he can only choose to die, to hold on to this treatment that far exceeds his own value.

But Rama is not, and He is of irreplaceable value at this point in time.

These gods have all kinds of means, vaguely aware of the future changes in the world of Teyvat, the catastrophe is far beyond the level they can deal with, of course, at that stage, the world's self-protection mechanism will stand up, and then one or more heroes will stand up to protect the world, and fight against the trouble of the equal who wants to drag the world into the abyss.

It's hard to say whether you'll win or lose, and now even in fairy tales, people may not be willing to arrange for the brave to defeat the demon king, but as the parties in the story, they can only expect victory.

If victory or defeat is a matter of life and death, the parties will not have a second choice.

But even to save the world, the savior has some superfluous options.

You have to start your investigation in that place and prioritize protecting the people of that place in the event of some disasters······ The Seven Archons love Teyvat, humanity as a whole, and is not confined to one place in itself.

This is the purdue beings that the gods should have, but the seven gods of Teyvat are essentially beings with great power, not the gods of these ideals, they have quite perfect emotions, and in the end, they will naturally have their own biases.

Of course, Fukalus prioritized his own Fontaine, and Morax naturally chose the Liyue people over the Mondstadt people of his old friend's house next door.

Everyone has their own inclinations, but it is clear that they will not be the ones who will save the world in the future, but someone else.

The Savior would choose to favor that country, apparently based on their general impression of the country.

What Phokaros did was the one he had done in the past, giving hope to those who could do it when he couldn't do anything about it.

The man at the time was Navillette, the dragon born from the sea who had no kindness to humans, and although he was not as disdainful as Apep, he himself did not look down on Teyvat humans.

This script pure water elf said I have seen it.

They are also another kind of non-human but obviously more suitable for this world than humans, and finally because they have been with humans for a while, they have envy and curiosity about human life, and force themselves to become humans.

This is the beginning of the story of Fontaine and the key to Fontaine's survival.

As one of the pure water elves of the time, Fukalus recalls the reason why Egolia chose to steal the primordial womb seawater, and is determined to bring his senses into Navillette's body, and then forcibly bet that he will fall in love with human life in contact with humans, just like himself and pure water elves back then.

Foccarus won.

In the end, Naviette obviously realized this, and the five hundred years she was left in Fontaine were essentially a fetters for Fúcarus to set up for herself, hoping that she would gradually fall in love with the country and the people of this country during her long life in Fontaine.

In this way, when disaster strikes, because of these emotional tendencies, Villette will naturally choose to "shield" the people of Fontaine, rather than be like Rama at the moment, full of things about me, and no matter how fast the disaster is, it will not be able to catch up with my steps of escape.

This is what Fucarus has done in the past.

Whether or not the divine seat can be cut off and the power of the ancient dragon can be released is essentially only the second condition for solving the disaster.

What really matters is that the dragon who has taken back power is willing to be on the side of humanity at the most critical time.

The first step may not take five hundred years, but he already has the energy he needs to break his shackles and kill himself.

But if the key elements are not met, even if he releases his authority, the outcome may not be as he wants, so he will wait until five hundred years later, when the key move has been successful, and he will choose to start in earnest.

Of course, he probably didn't think so, but he simply didn't dare to take risks, so he only activated his layout at the last minute, trying to accumulate his hand as long as possible.

Only Fucarus himself could have thought about it, but it was obvious what he had invested in that year.

Navillette is the Rama of today, and they have a value that cannot be replaced, so Fucarus sent things like the Supreme Inquisitor and the God of Water respectively to make an investment in preparation for Fontaine in the future.

His first investment was so successful that Villette ended up not thinking of himself as the dragon king of the ancient times, but as the other god of water in Fontaine after the death of Fetcaros.

His second investment is underway, and then Rama, the owner of the Sumeru company who received the capital injection, looked at the contract and said that your price is not good, let's talk about deciding whether to sign it or not.

Rama doesn't have to make this investment, he has other options, so he can talk to the investor instead of nodding his head and answering the question.

This is Rama's initiative, so now when Fontaine has a problem, he can stand aside and wait for the story to end, and then decide whether he wants to sign it or not based on the final result.

If Fontaine's value was halved halfway through, he could either lower the price to make Fcalus pay more chips, or simply abandon the deal.

He has not yet signed a contract, and it certainly cannot bind Him.

On the other side, Navillette was indeed in trouble.

"You asked me to come with me just to witness this?"

Sora's expression was a little strange, he was holding Paimon in his arms, as always, he always blocked Paimon at many critical times, and the scene of the huge waves not long ago naturally triggered Sora's stress reaction.

"More precisely, it wasn't what we expected······ But we don't have any plans of our own, so there's nothing wrong with that. Navillette bowed slightly, her expression unchanged.

He had planned to meet only a big whale.

So in the whole story, all he needs to do is to turn over the whale here, and leave in disguise as exhausted after the bloody battle.

And immediately after, the flood of Fontaine will be staged in full swing, the difference is that because the big whale was overturned in advance, he essentially does not have the ability to induce a flood in all directions, so that the flood mixed with the power of the primordial sea water will flood Fontaine.

But that Villette can.

It's just a different person doing the same thing, and the result is the same.

In the eyes of the people, the catastrophe was caused by Navillette's opponents.

He had just fought a bloody battle with the enemy, and after turning his head and going to put an end to the disaster, it was only natural that he should retire completely.

At this stage, the problem of the Fontaine's dissolution by the primordial fetal sea water has been solved by Navilet, but the people do not know, and the only information they have access to is the flood.

Different levels of information mastery determine the subsequent development of the story.

In fact, the people of Fontaine did not have to fear the sea, of course, they feared the primordial sea water mixed with the seawater.

However, the Teyvat themselves are not afraid of the primordial sea, but the Fontaines are very special, they are essentially a subspecies of humans, and they can even be said to be special beings with only human forms, not real humans.

The special composition makes it easy for them to return to the primordial fetal sea, which is not a pure bad thing, but if they are educated by normal humans, what they see is that humans dissolve into water, and of course they can't accept it.

And that Villette has solved the problem, only they saw the flood, thinking that it was not solved for nothing.

exhausted, and then died on the spot.

Then there is Funingna, she will bring some "truths" of Fucarus, such as she is just some kind of tool person fabricated by the god of water, the god of water Fucarus disappeared and let herself play the god of water, just to have more time to think about the way to deal with the flood, and now he has a way, but this method needs to sacrifice herself, and now she Funinga appears with the sacrifice of the god of water, and will completely solve the disaster.

There will be no lies, and there is no need for the God of Justice to lie.

But this does not mean that when every correct sentence is put together, the truth as understood by the people is the real truth.

People will always make up the order of certain words for granted, which will make them understand it very legitimately, as if it were the case.

But what the truth is, only God knows.

The only one who had to make a real sacrifice was Rama.

He wants to complete the three sacrifices of being a tyrant, a weak god, and a mortal to save the world, essentially using his reputation as the god of water to be the bad guy, and to foil the greatness of all these people.

After this process, he will not owe anyone, on the contrary, Fucarus, Funingna, and Navillette will owe him a favor.

Both Fukalus and Navelette realized this, and they chose to remain silent about Rama's sacrifice, which was exchanged for more trust.

This is also the reason why Navillette chose to retire.

It is impossible for Him not to know, and once he is silent, it is impossible for Funingna to play Rama.

Even though Rama was bound by a contract and had little freedom to belong to the gods, he and Fukalus also did not trust Funingna to win Rama.

Any contract, from the moment it is born, is to wait for the day when it will be torn up.

No contract lasts forever, the world is always changing, but what is defined by the contract is always fixed.

Even so, there was no way they could not believe in Rama.

If a person has given up his reputation to prove his safety, and even then he still thinks he will do bad things and is unwilling to exchange with him the trust he has paid so much for, then it is not a problem with his reputation or his character.

It should be you who has the problem.

And in the end, Funina will be the hero, and Rama will get a clean, only one heroic Fontaine.

Although the two gods still looked at him like a wronged soul and would not allow him to plan the whole of Fontaine at will, it was enough, after all, Rama was the only god in people's eyes.

Such a clean environment is enough for Rama.

It's an equivalent business, and everyone knows that for the time being, only the hero doesn't know what he needs to play.

But it doesn't matter, the role arranged for Fwinina doesn't require her to have any acting skills, and playing herself well is the performance that Frunes expects.

Now that the plan is in trouble, the big whales are not very cooperative, and the resistance is a little too fierce.

Navillette raised her hand, her expression calm.

But none of that matters.

"I am a complete dragon."

He whispered.

The world doesn't fit my plan and wants to go through a different process?

Yes, of course.

But Teyvat, the one who can't cooperate with me right now, isn't here.

Sora couldn't help but sigh.

You cat, isn't this just pure for decoration?

(End of chapter)