Genshin Impact: I live stream my world in Teyvat

The fisherman villager sighed:

"Our former home was burned down by the war started by the 'Kingdom'."

"We lost our place without doing anything wrong. We are innocent."

"But the 'kingdom' that caused all this not only failed to protect us, but also did not forget to deprive us of all the useful value."

"It was the players who took us in with generosity, gave us clean, warm homes, delicious food, and...."

"Hope to survive."

The butcher villager whispered, "We have never suffered from the players' evil, but we have been saved by their kindness. We are lucky. Just as there are always evil people among the villagers, there are also kind people among the players. The world is never black and white, and collective punishment should not happen."

At this point, several villagers bowed to Chris again and thanked him: "On our own behalf, we would like to express our gratitude to you again. We will always owe you..."

"No........"

Chris shook his head, helped the villagers up, and bowed deeply:

"Please raise your head."

"In a sense, we are equal. This is what is written in our agreement and should be something we all agree on."

"We players are better at fighting, but you guys are silently farming, refining, and brewing behind the scenes, taking care of everything for us. For this, I also want to say 'thank you'."

'Thanks'?

The player...is thanking the villagers?

Moreover, they are just a few useless villagers who have never received combat training and have not even joined the trading system?

The vast majority of the soldiers were silent.

In the "Kingdom", they are used as weapons by the upper class.

And in this tiny village, they felt for the first time that perhaps villagers... could also have human rights.

“I know that some players are evil and vicious. Because of their ignorance and stubbornness, they did the wrong things to the villagers. I sincerely apologize to you.”

With the existence of Qiyou's mourning doll and evil spirit doll, Chris also experienced everything the villagers had experienced.

Because I understand, I am tolerant.

"Because I know how cruel bullying is, I don't want players to make the same mistake again. I will try my best to influence everyone and hope you can give us a chance to live in harmony."

A villager named 'Iron Nose' clenched his fists:

"How do you want us to forget that shameful past?"

He was once the villager who was commissioned by the 'king' to hunt down Mustard, but was demoted here because of the failure of the mission.

“The suffering of the past takes root in our hearts and becomes part of our spirit.”

“The harsh reality we have experienced has also become the way we view the future.”

"How can you redraw our background with just a few words? How can you change our heritage so easily!"

Chris bit his lower lip:

"I'm sorry...I didn't mean for you to forget the past."

"I just want everyone to open their hearts to new possibilities and say 'I'm sorry' for what they have done."

"If you still can't change your stereotypes about players, I'm willing to prove it to you with practical actions."

"One day, two days, one month, one year, or ten years..."

"One day, everyone will realize their mistakes and understand how despicable the joke was. Please give us some time to prove ourselves."

Iron Nose looked at him in silence.

Time to prove yourself?

The 'king' had never given him anything, but Chris begged him to give...

Is he being hypocritical, or do he really mean it?

Barbara and Captain Qin exchanged glances, and the rest of the people fell silent.

What Chris said was so shocking that no one wanted to break the current atmosphere.

He said to himself:

"If everyone does this, won't there be any more conflicts between us?"

"Doesn't everyone have something they like and want to protect?"

“Even if it is a very small pixel, it can still take root and sprout little by little. This desire will eventually reach a consensus, and we will all reach the same destination through different paths.”

After a while, Iron Nose sighed.

murmured:

"You're so weird."

"It's like someone I've known for a long time but have never met."