Teyvat: The road to becoming a god begins in the desert

And what Disia used happened to be the Eye of the Fire Elemental God.

With her help and experience using the Eye of the Ice Elemental God.

Rhodes picked up quickly.

Within a few days, he was able to skillfully use the power of fire element to fight.

Just like the Ice Element God's Eye, it progressed very quickly in the early stage, but in the end it was inevitable that it would fall into a bottleneck period like other God's Eye holders.

The temperature he could manipulate reached its limit once again.

Just like when he was studying the Eye of the Ice Element God before, it seemed as if he had reached a threshold, and no matter how he operated, he could not go any further.

This is why Rhodes decided to try to take the Imperial Academy exam.

knowledge is power.

Learning enough knowledge is very helpful for improving his development of the Eye of God.

What Desiya said is right.

[Working hard by yourself is not as convenient and quick as following the shortcuts summarized by the seniors. 】

Of course.

If Rhodes continues to study deeply for a while, he is confident that he can figure out how to break through the current bottleneck.

But since there is a shortcut to take.

So why waste this time?

not to mention.

The Order is one of Teyvat's oldest organizations specializing in research.

Although in recent years, due to the death of the previous generation of grass gods, knowledge has stagnated.

But a skinny camel is bigger than a horse.

Even if the Ecclesiastical Order has not made progress for five hundred years, their heritage is still there. They are still one of the organizations representing Teyvat's academic representatives in the entire Teyvat.

"It's better to think about the matter in front of you first."

After extinguishing the flame in his hand, Rhodes stood up, took out an experimental notebook, and carefully inspected the newly opened experimental fields one by one.

The effect of grass slime is quite good.

Compared with the experimental field in the house he rented before, the soil quality of this land is obviously much better.

The most intuitive performance.

It's just that the soil here is sticky, not the kind that remains loose after being filled with water.

Especially in areas where grass squares and caragana are used, the soil feels better there.

Rhodes was very satisfied with this.

As for why Tinari said before that in his experiment, the effect of grass slime was not satisfactory.

In fact, the reason is very simple.

What Tinari said was unsatisfactory was compared to the rain forest area and the effect of the bountiful benefits.

And in fact.

Even if the rain forest area does not use the benefits of fertility, the crop growth effect there is far from that of the desert area.

Therefore, regardless of the transformation effect of juvenile grass slime, in the eyes of the scholars of the Order Academy, the transformation effect is average.

But in the desert, in Aru Village.

This is already a satisfactory result.

And the cost of using grass slime is not high.

If you have the conditions, you can go to the rainforest area to catch it yourself. If it's not convenient, you can ask Dolly to buy it. Anyway, she sells everything there. As long as Mora is in place, she can get everything for you.

Feeding grass slimes is even easier.

As long as there is water and food.

Good to feed.

The cheapest fruits and vegetables will do, the only condition is that they must be fresh.

However, when the land improvement is completed, there will be no need for grass slimes to consume such a large amount of grass elemental power. By then, the feeding interval can also be extended a lot, feeding once or twice a day, or even without feeding.

Another piece of sand land for breeding quicksand eels has also been almost completed.

After two days, Disiya and the others will bring the quicksand eel back and start putting it into use.

"Now it's up to Dolly."

After finishing the work on the experimental field, Rhodes packed up his things and returned to his new house.

Not waiting to get in yet.

He saw Candice guarding the door.

"Has the custom-made cage been delivered?"

Rhodes greeted him with a smile.

The cages for the mushroom pigs and smoked chickens were not yet in place, and he thought Candice was here to deliver the cages.

But after looking around, I found that Candice was the only one here.

Before Rhodes could ask.

Candice said first: "No, I'm here to discuss another matter with you this time."

then.

She stared at Rod's face and said word by word: "I want to arrange a new job for you."

Chapter 39 The new teacher in Aru Village

"what?"

"You want me to teach the children how to read and write?"

Candice took the initiative to arrange a job for him, which surprised Rhodes. When he heard clearly what job she was talking about, Rhodes was even more surprised.

Teach children to read and write.

For a village in the desert, this is no small matter.

The purpose of the Tanit robbers who kidnapped Rhodes when they went out for hunting was to kidnap lone scholars to teach children in their tribe.

Old Roy was arrested at that time.

His spiritual tablet is still enshrined in Rhodes' house.

But when Candice brought this up, Rod's first reaction was to refuse.

"I'm sorry, you should know that I have just started learning calligraphy not long ago. If you ask me to teach children, I am really not qualified for this job."

In Rhode's opinion, this is an invincible reason, and Candice will definitely retract her previous thoughts after hearing it.

As for why Candice suddenly brought up this matter.

Rhodes guessed that she must have talked about herself with Disiya.

Knowing that he is now considered a knowledgeable person in Aru Village, he came up with this idea.

But even if Rhodes said so.

Candice still insisted: "That doesn't matter, as long as you can teach the children to read."

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Looking at Candice with a serious look on her face, knowing that she would never joke, Rhodes frowned slightly: "Isn't there a teacher in the village who specializes in teaching children?"

"not enough."

Candice shook her head and only gave these two words as an answer.

"not enough?"

Rhodes' frown deepened.

"Ah."

"That's it."

Candice changed her previous resolute face and said with a wry smile: "In recent years, the conditions in the village have improved, and there are more and more school-age children. However, the teachers in the village have always been the same, and some teachers are too old. I just can’t keep up with the energy.”

"Ok?"

"It's not that I don't believe you."

Rhodes wondered: "Are there no young people in the village who are willing to teach children? Do you have to leave all these things to a few people? Also, there are many scholars in the village, right? There will always be one or two. Are you willing to teach children?”

Aru Village and Tanit Tribe are rare people in the desert who are willing to devote their efforts to educating children.

Unlike the Tanit tribe who rely solely on smuggling.

Aru Village is a certified teaching institution and is within the scope of permission of the Teaching Council.

therefore.

Logically speaking, a situation like what Candice said should not happen.

"It's a shame, but that's what it is."

Speaking of this, Candice showed a helpless expression.

By her next words.

Rhodes quickly figured out why this happened.

Aru Village does not have young people who are not qualified enough to be teachers.

just.

Young people are not willing to do this.

Those who are ambitious will choose to work hard in the rainforest area; those who are not ambitious will choose to use the knowledge they have learned to do some jobs that can earn more, instead of living in a village for the rest of their lives as a teacher with no future. gentlemen.

Therefore, only a few older people are still willing to hold on to a job like a teacher, which has a low salary and a lot of work.

This corresponds to the topic that Rhodes talked about with Disiya when he went to Zen Garden before.

The desert cannot keep people.

Once they have the conditions to obtain a better life, the vast majority of desert people will choose to work in the rainforest area.

As for the scholars.

Don't even count on it.

This group of exiled criminals no longer care about the Edict Officers and can spread knowledge unscrupulously, but they are basically the same as most rainforest scholars, full of contempt and hostility towards the desert people.

Not to mention anything else, even old Roy who saved Rhodes' life before.

He was willing to save Rhodes because he mistook Rhodes for a Rain Forest Man.

Since the Imperial Academy began to exile scholars to Aru Village, the number of scholars who are willing to help Aru Village can be counted on ten fingers.

Therefore, for the problem of lack of teachers, scholars with more profound knowledge cannot be counted on at all.

"You don't need to teach anything too complicated. Just follow the "Teyvat Literacy Encyclopedia" to make children literate and make them understand numbers."

Candice's demands are low.

She knew that Rhodes himself was in the stage of learning to write.

In addition, Rhodes is not a scholar with a real academic background such as the Imperial Academy or Fontaine Academy of Sciences.

Therefore, all she expected was that Rhodes could help complete some basic education.

But she still had some worries, and when she spoke out, she was still hesitant.

"I'm sorry, in terms of salary, I, I can't give you much, otherwise those old people will be unhappy."

This is a fact before our eyes.