Original God's Dark Priest

Kavi and Falushan's device malfunctioned, and they naturally did not want to accept this, so they decided to check the mechanical flying butterfly along its route.

Ying and little Paimon followed closely, wanting to find out what was going on.

Passing by the commentary booth, the two waved to the three people sitting on the stage, then quickened their pace to catch up with the two people in front of them.

"It looks like someone is in trouble." Elhaisen knew at a glance that there was probably something wrong with Kavi's strategy.

Nilu looked at the backs of the people leaving, a little curious: "If it's Kavi and Miss Falushan, then ordinary troubles shouldn't be difficult for them, right?"

Saphir nodded slightly. "If those two work together, it would be really difficult to deal with them, but in the end, this is also a butterfly capture operation. They are not professionals after all."

After running for a while, Kavi and Falushan finally stopped.

Little Paimon followed closely behind them. When he saw them stop, he asked, "Falusan, Kavi, why did you stop?"

"It turns out to be Amyrito's kid..." In front of Falushan, Tinari was lighting a stove of incense. The fragrance spread and butterflies of various colors surrounded him. Obviously, these real butterflies that were originally attracted by the fake butterflies were attracted by the fragrance of the incense and stayed here.

Little Paimon saw this and exclaimed, "It's Tinari!"

Tinari was explaining to the people around him: "It's amazing, isn't it? The butterflies stay here because I used a special incense.

I added three different kinds of nectar to the incense, and the butterflies followed the scent and would surround me.”

A child named Huwa was very curious and asked, "Then the butterfly's nose must be very sensitive! Speaking of which, do butterflies have noses? I don't think I've seen one."

"Butterflies don't have noses, and their eyesight isn't very good either." Tinari explained patiently, probably because of Huwa's curiosity, "But butterflies can use their antennae to distinguish smells, and their sense of smell is quite developed, and they can sense the scent of flowers from far away."

After listening to his explanation, Huwa suddenly realized: "So that's how it is. I used to raise butterflies. I remember picking flowers from the wild and putting them in a box, but it didn't eat them."

"That's normal. Although raising butterflies is not difficult, there are still many things to pay attention to." Tinari said with a smile, and began to popularize science to the people around him, "For example, whether the temperature is suitable, whether the air is sufficient, whether the space is spacious, etc.

Also consider whether the food you choose is to its liking. The most important thing is not to disturb its rest from time to time out of curiosity and make it feel stressed. "

These are the knowledge summarized by Tinari. Even in the school of life theory, no instructor would explain the key points of butterfly breeding to his students in such detail.

After hearing what Tinari said, Huwa immediately lowered his head in shame: "I'm sorry, I often poked its wings with my fingers..."

This is considered a big taboo for researchers, but Huwa is still a child. He observes butterflies out of curiosity, which is a rare quality. Tinari thinks that this child may really be a good candidate for the life theory school.

The tone of his voice became much gentler: "Humans raise many creatures for viewing, but not all creatures are suitable for being raised.

Taking care of life is a very hard job. You should at least learn some relevant knowledge in advance and not just act on impulse. "

This is the principle that Tinari has always followed, and most of the scholars of the Life Theory School also follow this principle.

There were exclamations from the crowd, and a man named Hayati flattered, "Wow, it seems like you know a lot!"

After he finished speaking, someone else asked, "I also have a question. I bought a holy golden worm not long ago, but it has been listless. Can you help me find the reason?"

Others also began to ask questions: "I want to raise a dusky bird, but I wonder what I should pay attention to?" "Uh... can I raise a long-haired tiger?"

The person who asked the last question was probably here to make people laugh. He kept a long-maned tiger, so why didn't he keep a holy skeleton beast? Even Ying and Paimon were speechless.

Tinari didn’t mind it at all, and said very patiently: “Well, I can see that everyone has a lot of questions to ask, but I’m participating in the college competition and don’t have time to answer them one by one.

Let me put it this way. There will be a biology science lecture in Huachengguo next month, and I will talk about some interesting biological knowledge at that time.

If you are interested, you can come and listen. If you have any questions, you can prepare them in advance and I will answer them one by one after the lecture. "

This was Tinari's purpose. Taking part in the competition was secondary. The most important thing was to promote his lecture. Now that his goal had been achieved, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that his special trip was worth it.

The onlookers immediately nodded to indicate that they would definitely be there at that time.

Seeing everyone eager to try, Tinari thought for a moment and gave them a shot of prevention: "Of course, I hope everyone will ask some normal questions. For example, can you raise a mandarin tiger... This mainly depends on whether you can beat it."

As we all know, civil servants should keep fewer cats, especially large carnivorous cats. This is not a question of whether it is appropriate or not, but a matter of saving the lives of those who are ignorant of the danger.

Paimon and Ying looked at each other and said with some emotion: "Tinari is really promoting the popular science lectures, and the effect seems to be very good!"

But Falushan came back to her senses and muttered, "Oh no, I listened for so long! As expected of Ke Lai's master, he really has some teacher's style."

"Senior, I just took a look around the area, and almost all the butterflies here were attracted by the incense. But we can put the mechanical bait farther away to avoid this area." After looking around, Kavi informed Falushan of the situation and made a suggestion.

Falushan was fine with that, she nodded and said, "Then let's get started, we can't let all the butterflies be snatched away!"

"The competition feels like it's getting intense. Ying, let's go check out the others! Speaking of which, I didn't have time to say hello to the three people over there when I passed by the commentary booth just now. Why don't we go take a look now?" Little Paimeng suggested.

Ying thought about it and nodded: "Well, as a special guest commentator, we have to interview everyone! Let's go, we can't miss those three people!"

The two of them did what they said, ran to the commentary booth, and pointed the camera at the three people sitting behind the stage.

Seeing their actions, Elhaisen frowned slightly: "What? Can you finally resist doing something stupid here?"

"What are you talking about! Elhaisen, why are you here to be a commentator?" Little Paimon stomped his feet angrily, with a questioning tone.

Elhaisen glanced at the camera in Ying's hand, thought about it, and decided to tell the truth: "There are many reasons, the most direct one is that I was recommended by the sage. Maybe they saw that I have been free recently and have the energy to do this job."

"I thought you would try to save your reputation. Saying so bluntly that you are free may be detrimental to your future career, right?" Safire said with a smile.

In response, Elhaisen did not refute, but looked directly at the girl next to him and said, "If you encounter unfair treatment in your career, what will you do?"

"Just resign. I can quit if I want to. Who can do anything to me?" Safire spread her hands. To her, the identity of Fatui was only relatively convenient. After all, with the attribute of an envoy, it would not be too troublesome for her to go to any country.

But this doesn't mean that she has to be a fool. If someone really dances in her face, unless the captain and the queen come forward, no one can do anything and she will definitely give up.

After hearing her answer, Elhaisen nodded with satisfaction: "That's right. Who wants to go to work if it's not necessary? I don't really need a job to support myself."

What he said made sense. Elhaisen was not very diligent, but he was definitely not lazy either. He just strictly distinguished between working hours and off-get off work hours and spent his days that way. That was all.

If his blunt statement today that he was very free led to a surge in workload later on, he would definitely quit and go to the Institute of Education to lead a project.

The Zhilun School lacks talents and even more so good mentors. He can always make money no matter where he goes.

After hearing what Elhaisen said, Saphir could almost guess the dark look on the face of the current sage of the Zhilun School, so she coughed lightly and silently gave the other party a way out: "Actually, it's not entirely about this factor, right?"

"Of course." Elhaisen was also decisive and took the step down. "The main reason is that they think I am relatively calm and can ensure the fairness of the game."

This statement is very official and sounds good when said out loud. It can be regarded as saving a little face for the leaders.

Little Paimeng looked left and right, and felt that this crazy man had something else to say, but she couldn't understand it for a while, so she simply shook her head: "Well, it seems that it's not easy for you either."

"Nothing, the work itself is very simple and doesn't require much effort." Elhaisen said this and signaled with his eyes that it was time to interview someone else.

Ying immediately pointed the camera at Saphir, but she turned it around and pointed it at Nilu.

"Eh?" Nilu was a little caught off guard. She had been watching Elhaisen and Saphir talking with a smile since just now. She felt that there was still some time before the interview, and had not yet started to think about what to say.

Little Paimon would not consider these things. She asked directly: "Then why did Nilu take the position of commentator?"

“Me… um…” Nilu thought for a few seconds and said, “This is my first time commentating on this kind of game, and I feel… a little nervous.

I heard from the staff that if both the contestants and the commentators were scholars from the Faculty of Education, there would be fewer people watching the competition.

I don’t really understand any of this, but I think it’s a good thing to have the opportunity to be together with everyone.”

When Nilu said this, she really didn't think too much about it. After all, to be honest, she was just a dancer at the Zubair Theater in the Grand Bazaar, and was considered a member of the lower class of society.

Before this, people in the Grand Bazaar were not very welcome, and inviting Nilu to be a commentator was probably a move by Nashida to break the ice and ease the relationship between the upper and lower levels.

After interviewing Nilu, Ying finally put the camera in front of Safir's face with a malicious smile.

Looking at the camera up close, Safire's face was full of black lines: "Girl, are you going to interview me or the blackhead on my nose?"

"Eh? You have blackheads? Let me see!" Ying moved closer, but was slapped away by Safir.

After being beaten, Ying, feeling relieved, finally began to answer the question honestly: "So, how did you get to this position?"

"I don't know. Xier pulled me here early this morning. To be honest, if they hadn't said that I was a commentator and that only scholars from the Academy of Religious Orders could participate, I would have wanted to participate." Saphir supported his head with his right hand, his face full of boredom.

Little Paimon laughed and said, "If you participate in the competition, I guess no one else will have a chance to win the championship."

"Oh, it sounds like Miss Safire has plenty of experience in catching butterflies." Elhaisen raised an eyebrow.

Nilu also looked interested. She wanted to know why little Paimon had such an idea and was sure that the championship must belong to Saphir.

Safire waved his hand nonchalantly: "It's very simple. If everyone withdraws due to illness, then the remaining one will be the champion, right?"

"Ms. Safir...please participate in the competition in a civilized manner. Friendship comes first, competition comes second!" Nilu covered her face and smiled bitterly. She shouldn't have expected Safir's answer.

After joking, Saphir's expression became serious: "In fact, this is the signal sent by the Little King of Auspicious Grass. I am sitting here just to tell all the participants and spectators that the Fatui are not the enemy.

She is trying to maintain a good relationship with us until winter."

The Fatui have always had a bad reputation. This is not something that could be formed in a day or two, and if you want to change it, it must be done gradually.

In fact, when it comes down to it, no one can be blamed for this situation. After all, the early development of an organization is bound to offend people. For example, if Northland Bank wants to gain a foothold in a country, the first thing it needs to do is not to promote itself, but to withstand the suppression and exclusion of local forces.

The Northland Bank held on, and the natural change it brought was the bankruptcy of the original local bank. However, this was only a superficial change, and there was deeper pressure from public opinion.

When someone stands up, someone else will fall down. If there is no way to take revenge, then one can only be helpless and furious. By the way, when communicating with others in daily life, one will also say bad things about the other person to ruin their reputation. This is very common.

But Pantalone didn't care about these things. After all, he was in the dead of winter, and no matter how big the public opinion was, it would not affect him. The Northland Bank didn't need to care about these things at all. You deposit your money, I will keep it and give you a slightly higher interest rate.

No one can resist money. In the eyes of outsiders, this is how Northland Bank gradually rose.

It was hard to say what happened behind the scenes. How many people died and how much blood was shed was known only to Pantalone and Saphir. After all, she had also been the knife in the other party's hand in this matter.

Anyway, all these miscellaneous things, including but not limited to the various foreign policies of Solitary Winter, have together led to the bad reputation of the Fatui.

Nashida wanted to change the Sumeru people's impression of the Fatui, so Saphir was arranged in this way.

Fortunately, she didn't reject it, after all, it was in line with her ideas.