I became a cannon fodder villain. If I want to survive, I must take care of my baby first.

"My stomach doesn't feel good." The Orderer's face looked ugly when he woke up from the hot light the next day.

"Are you sick?" Liuguang asked hurriedly.

"Sick, what is that?"

The handsome features of the Orderer were twisted together because of excessive discomfort:

"Yesterday I felt my stomach was empty, and today it hurt so much that I couldn't even stand up. Logically, there must be something wrong with my body, but I can't fix it with magic."

As if asking for help from Liuguang, the Order's stomach made a series of loud "gurgling" sounds, which frightened the Order so much that he broke out in a cold sweat: "My stomach seems to be about to explode."

Liuguang didn't understand what he was describing at first, but when the Orderer said something like "my stomach is going to explode" in a serious tone, she burst out laughing: "Haha, I thought it was a big deal, it's just that I'm hungry."

She laughed and pounded the sand hard, but accidentally hit the hard sand and screamed in pain.

After hearing her explanation of "eating to fill the stomach", the Orderer's always wooden face was visibly stained with shame and annoyance.

Obviously, this is not a change caused by the high temperatures in the desert.

"Oh, it's a good thing you brought me with you, otherwise a dignified Order-Keeper would have starved to death in the desert." Seeing his embarrassed look, Liuguang was amused and laughed.

Who laughed at me for being clumsy before? Was it you?

We are both the same.

"I understand. Just use magic to maintain your vital signs." The Orderer stood up awkwardly and tried to change the subject: "Go find a cooler place."

Fan Yin immediately stood up and followed: "It would be a waste to keep using magic to maintain the energy needed for life activities. Don't you still need to save up magic power to find a way to return home?"

When the Order heard this, he thought it made sense and asked sincerely, "Then what should I do? I can't starve to death."

"People who don't like to eat deserve to starve to death." Liuguang rolled his eyes at him and said, "Won't you be fine if you eat something? Oh, and remember to drink water, don't get sick or injured, always pay attention to keep warm, and don't get bitten by poisonous snakes..."

Listening to Liuguang talking about a lot of things to pay attention to, the Orderer looked embarrassed: "It always feels so troublesome."

"If you want to save mana, you have to do this. There are indeed a lot of things to pay attention to, but it's also a lot of fun."

After saying that, Liuguang excitedly pointed at the camel next to him and said, "You're hungry anyway, why not catch one and roast it."

The Order was helpless: "If you want to eat, just say so."

Although the grilled lizard tasted fresh and tender, there was only a small amount of it, so it was not satisfying to eat.

Camels are different. Just the two humps look quite large. If you catch a whole one, you can eat it for several days...

Sihasha, Liuguang swallowed her saliva wildly. She felt that she had a very good appetite now and could easily eat a camel.

Just as she was thinking about how to roast the camel meat, she suddenly heard a loud noise.

A dozen camels piled up like a mountain in front of him, and Liuguang couldn't help asking, "What is this?"

The Order answered honestly: "The camel."

"Idiot, a camel is so big, you can just catch one, why do you catch a whole bunch!" Liuguang knocked the Orderer's head wildly.

In her eyes, these camels were delicacies that were readily available, but food also needed to be preserved. She couldn't let the Orderers spend a lot of magic power to keep the food fresh and then drag them away, which would be a waste of energy.

Fortunately, Liuguang asked the Orderer to catch the prey, and he just caught them and did not directly kill all the dozen camels.

Liuguang only kept one little camel and released the rest back into the desert, waiting to catch them and eat them again when he had the chance.

Thanks to the help of the orderly ones, even in the harsh desert environment, there is no need to worry about life-threatening dangers, and they can easily capture prey and find water.

It's just that he lacks the necessary common sense in many aspects, and often does earth-shattering things without paying attention, which is completely different from the aloof image that Liuguang had when he first met the Orderer.

For example, once out of curiosity, he almost swallowed a poisonous scorpion alive. Fortunately, Liu Guang stopped him in time and told him that such moving things must be roasted before being eaten.

But the scorpions didn't seem to taste very good, and the Order's face turned green when he ate the roasted scorpions.

The Orderer once mentioned to Liuguang that his magic power was scattered throughout the desert. Even if he really wanted to go somewhere else to find a way to return home, he had to collect all the magic power in this side of the desert first.

Liuguang couldn't help but wonder: "Why is your magic leaking everywhere?"

The Order replied, "Perhaps the magic power accidentally dissipated during my sleep. Fortunately, the magic of the entire continent has been sealed, so there won't be any accidents."

Hearing this, Liuguang waved his hands helplessly: "I don't understand it at all."

She knew nothing about magic or magical powers, but it was obviously impossible to say that she knew nothing.

From the day I met him, the whole desert was changing.

At first, the desert creatures were abnormally active, and they were attacked by insects, snakes, and scorpions every now and then.

Later, the environment and climate of the desert also changed significantly. New sprouts began to grow in the vast yellow sand, and there were not just one or two of them, but large groups of them.

Liuguang also joked with the Orderers that one day they might wake up and find that the desert had turned into an oasis.

She meant this as a joke, but the next morning, the order enforcer woke her up by shouting.

The yellow sand beneath me actually turned into grass.

Even though it was only a part, it was enough to excite the two of them for a long time.

After all, seeing a touch of refreshing green in the yellow sand will make anyone feel better.

Gradually, the desert environment is no longer as harsh as before. The yellow sand under your feet changes every day, and oases are no longer rare.

Sometimes, they could see other people in the desert, not mummies buried in the yellow sand, but living people.

No one would go to the desert on their own initiative unless they were really desperate.

Most of them were driven in like flowing light, and they thought they were doomed to die, but they never expected that this place would turn into a paradise.

However, the change that has taken place in the desert is only from harsh to ordinary. Moreover, most people have never had the experience of surviving in the wild. Not to mention the dangerous sea of ​​sand, even the dense jungle is where many people cannot get out once they enter.

Liuguang and the Order initially rescued a thin young man and traveled with him for a while.

Later, more and more people came into the desert, and some even built houses and settled down here.

In less than a year, the sea of ​​sand has turned into a habitable plain. The poisonous snakes, scorpions, camels and sand foxes that once lived in the desert have all disappeared, and instead some animals that can be seen everywhere have appeared.

When I came to my senses, this place had turned into an ordinary town that can be seen everywhere.

A newly built city was in urgent need of guidance. Liuguang, who had brought order and rescued almost all the people, was naturally respected by everyone and became the lord of this land.

The desert city was born.

After collecting the magic power scattered in the desert, the Orderer planned to go further to find a way back home, and Liuguang would finally have a place to settle down and no longer have to rely on his protection.

One of them was destined to travel far away, while the other had been lonely for half his life and just wanted to stay in the desert city. No one tried to keep the other, and the two of them drifted apart.