Genshin Impact: Pool Character, Nirvana of the Demon God

(To be added later.)

"However, although this is good news, it doesn't actually help much with our current situation."

"After all, it is the power of Lord Red King, so it is natural to use it at the most critical moment. Now, what we are doing is important, but it is far from being a matter of life and death for Sumeru."

"Erhesen said."

The fact that the Crimson King is willing to take action is undoubtedly a great thing.

The frustrating part is that you can only use it once, and after that you will suffer the punishment from Sky Island, and then it will be gone in an instant.

Such crucial methods that can directly turn the tide should naturally be reserved for the very last moment.

Rahman said, "If possible, I hope that Lord Red King will never have the chance to make a move."

It is both a desire to prevent Sumeru from suffering and a belief that the faith of “returning” will perish.

The Red King looked at Rahman, chuckled, and said, "Now that things have come to this, are you still willing to believe in me, the god who led the desert civilization to its demise?"

Upon hearing this, Rahman hesitated for a moment, but then immediately became firm and said:

“Your Majesty the Red King, if I believe in you because you can lead us desert people to a better life, then I can also believe in the Great Tree King or the Little Lucky Grass King.”

"Now that things have come to this, I no longer know why I should hold on to my faith, but there is one thing I am clear about along the way."

"Perhaps I started my faith because I wanted to lead the people of the desert to a better life, but in the process, what I am unwilling to give up is my dignity as a human being."

"I believe in you, not because I want to become you."

"It is because you are worthy, and this will not be buried by the mistakes you have made. You have always been you, the faith of us desert people, Lord Akmal the Red King!"

Upon hearing this, the Red King, who was sitting high on his throne, smiled and stood up. In the next moment, he was standing in front of Rahman.

Born in the desert, Rahman was exceptionally tall and strong.

But the Red King was several sizes taller than him.

The Red King looked down at his people and said, "Rahman, isn't that right? You are a good leader. Seeing the desert people with you now makes me finally certain."

"Even if I am not here, the people of the desert will move towards their past glory... no, towards their future brilliance."

"All you need to do is correct one last thing."

The Red King spoke solemnly, enunciating each word clearly: "That means you should no longer have faith in me, because there is no benefit in having faith in a dead god... This is what a friend of mine told me."

[Friend = Junbai.]

[Zhongli: This sounds familiar.]

[Rahman's interpretation is quite interesting. Believing in a god doesn't necessarily mean that the god will lead us to a better future; it could also be because the god himself is worthy of our faith.]

[↑I despise such a deity. If you can't help me, why should I believe in you?]

[↑Monkey King.]

[↑A powerful and compelling rebuttal!]

The Monkey King is a prime example of such a deity. He may not necessarily bring us a good life, but his charisma alone is enough to inspire our faith.

"Forget me, and lead the people of the desert toward the future. Remember, never forget your determination not to abandon your self-respect along the way; it is your most precious treasure."