In Teyvat, it all begins with rescuing the grass god.

"what?"

"I haven't said anything yet?"

This was an answer Rod hadn't expected.

Azar was, after all, a great sage of the Faith Council, not some fool with mere ambition. It was not surprising that he could see through my thoughts. What was surprising was that he actually took the initiative to say that he was willing to exchange his life for Narcida's divine authority and dignity.

This made Rod cross his arms and look him in the eye: "What are your conditions? Tell me."

"The Great Kind Tree King."

Hazard only uttered these four words.

This made Rhodes even more confused, unable to figure out what Hazard was trying to say.

"Didn't I say I was coming to take you to see the Great Tree King?"

"You do not trust me?"

Rod stroked his chin and said.

"Do not."

"I believe you."

"I just don't want to see the Great Tree King."

After he finished speaking, Rod understood.

Azhar didn't disbelieve that the Great Tree King was still alive; rather, he didn't want to see the Great Tree King.

"You're only saying this now that you're all this way?"

Rhodes glanced at the Great Tree King.

The flower buds are almost fully open, and the shape of the Great Tree King is clearly visible.

Rhodes could see clearly that she was sitting cross-legged on the flower stamen, watching his and Hazard's conversation with a smile.

"I"

Unable to see the Great Tree King, Azhar could only say with a hint of dejection, "I have no face to see her."

"It's not easy for you to say that."

Upon hearing this, Rhodes didn't mock Hazard. He glanced at the Great Tree King's position again before nodding and saying, "Alright, since you don't want to see her, then forget it. But you should know what to say when you're needed, right?"

"hehe--"

Hazard breathed a sigh of relief: "Of course."

(End of this chapter)

210. Chapter 200 Appepp: "Hello."

Chapter 200 Appepp: "Hello."

Hazard didn't want to stay in the flower garden.

After a simple agreement was reached, he was sent away by Rhodes, and as usual, he was placed in the care of Tinari.

Tell the truth.

Rhodes didn't believe that Hazard, that blasphemer, would suddenly change his ways.

The reason he chose to trust Hazard and reach an agreement with him was simply because the Great Tree King told him that he could temporarily trust Hazard.

It was because of her assurance that Rod didn't think too much about it.

However, Rhodes still had some doubts about this. After handing Azar over to the resting Tinari, he turned around and went to find the Great Tree King.

Same as before.

The Great Tree King was still in the same pose, not at all like a god. To Rhodes, it felt more like a playful young girl, completely unlike the feeling he had when he saw it at the World Tree.

"I'm sorry, even though I used Nabu's aura, I was still affected to some extent."

Seeing that Rhodes's gaze was a bit strange, the Great Tree King offered a brief explanation.

"Eh?"

Rod paused for a moment.

The sound rang in my ears, not in my mind through my consciousness.

"You can speak now?"

Rhodes's question was quickly answered.

"It should be said that the sound can be transmitted."

The Great Tree King smiled and said, "It was possible yesterday, but you hadn't returned yet."

"Oh, that's how it is."

Rhodes didn't ask any more questions, but instead raised his own doubts about what had just happened: "Can you still read minds now?"

This is something he just thought of.

Hazard is a person who is seriously two-faced.

If he couldn't read minds, Rhodes couldn't understand why the Great Tree King was so certain.

But this made Rhodes even more puzzled.

Because this guess is the most unreasonable.

The power and divine position of the Great Tree King have been transferred to Nasita. Theoretically speaking, even if she is reborn, she is just an ordinary demon god. How can she still retain the exclusive abilities of the Grass God?

"It's a pity I can't see what you're thinking."

Just then, the Great Compassion Tree King said leisurely, "But I can guess that you're probably wondering why I can also read minds, right?"

"."

He truly lived up to his reputation as the god of wisdom from a previous era.

Rod didn't mince words and readily admitted his thoughts.

"You should know that Nabu, Amon, and I once shared the title of God of Wisdom, right?"

When the Great Tree King said that, Rod remembered.

indeed.

Nasida had mentioned this matter before she went to see Apep.

During the period of the three gods' joint rule, apart from their respective names, the three gods were all the wisdom gods of Mount Sumeru.

At the time, Rod didn't think much of it.

They assumed that the Red King was unwilling to compete with his two friends for the divine position, so they all became the God of Wisdom together.

But now let's look at what the Great Compassion Tree King means.

This god of wisdom, shared by the three gods, seems to have some special meaning.

"You guessed right."

"God of Wisdom, only gods with authority over the World Tree can be called that."

Even though they were talking about secrets between the gods, the Great Tree King was laughing very happily.

And that smile.

From the moment Rhodes met her, he never stopped.

It seems that after imprisoning herself in the World Tree for five hundred years, she really wants to talk to people more and relieve the loneliness and solitude she has endured for the past five hundred years.

Upon hearing this secret, Rhodes was so astonished that he couldn't close his mouth for a moment.

According to the Great Tree King.

At that time, the three gods of Sumeru all possessed the authority to manipulate the World Tree!

The so-called tripartite governance.

Essentially, all three of them are masters of grass!

These three deities share the power of the Grass God!

This statement is somewhat unbelievable, but it also explains another long-standing question in Rhodes's mind.

This is actually a question he had thought about a long time ago.

This was also something Rod had always considered insignificant.

That is, in theory, only one demon god in each region can be the victor in the Demon God War. The victor will receive the divine mandate and become one of the seven rulers of the mortal world.

Even among the twin demon gods Raiden Shin and Raiden Dōgyō of Inazuma, only Raiden Shin accepted the position of Raiden God during the Demon God War. Raiden Dōgyō served as a shadow warrior by his side and generally did not interfere in Inazuma's internal affairs when no force was needed.

However, Sumeru is jointly ruled by three demon gods.

On the surface, the Great Tree King is the god of grass, but in reality, it is a powerful kingdom established by three gods.

Rhodes's previous question.

Is the current division of Mount Sumeru rooted in the fact that three gods share power, but in reality, the Great Compassion Tree King holds the position of Grass God alone?

Could the oppression and contempt shown by rainforest people towards desert people be due to the fact that the Grass God is the Great Tree King, rather than the Red King and the Flower Goddess?

Now he understands.

That bullshit, the Great Tree King, exclusively holds the position of Grass God.

When Valivaj was still alive, the three gods who ruled were all grass gods, and fundamentally, there were no religious obstacles in the areas they ruled.

This is the reason why Sumeru was able to establish a powerful and unified kingdom, and the kingdom's division only began after the death of one of the three grass gods, the flower god.

"So, are you still able to contact the World Tree now?"

Having figured this out, Rod couldn't help but ask this question.

"Although I don't really want to admit it."

"But unfortunately, I still retain a portion of the power of the Grass God."