He really couldn't have handled it without Nasita; the supercomputer was too crucial.
If anything, it's all Tinari's fault. That guy pushed the job of acting Great Sage onto him, but showed no intention of going back to the Council of the Church to help out.
El-Hysen means that Tinaly really didn't know how to be nice.
Now, Al-Hysen can only focus on 'key stories'; he cares about Cole, but he no longer has the chance to visit her.
Unaware of everyone's "good intentions," Cole picked up the book and began to read.
The story begins, of course, with the familiar Catherine, who, as always, delivers a request to the traveler.
It's unclear whether it's some kind of 'curse,' but whenever Catherine says 'Please wait a moment' to a traveler, the quests she sends out are usually quite serious.
The commission itself may not be difficult, but it often involves a lot of stories behind it.
A typical example is Heguan and Cengyan. They were only asked to investigate, but they inexplicably found more and more information, and they actually discovered something serious!
This time, Catherine stopped the traveler for a small matter: a forest area had been polluted and the traveler needed to resolve it.
It has to be said that the traveler is incredibly versatile; from saving a country to working as a forest ranger, there's nothing the traveler can't do, and you can ask her for help with anything.
A well-rounded traveler could even actually give birth, though it's unclear if they'd be able to deliver the baby.
Well, anyway, after the traveler accepted the task, he began to investigate. The first person he thought of was naturally the ranger Tinari, as it was a perfect fit for his expertise.
Upon arriving in Huachengguo, they were surprised to find that Tinali was taking care of a sick child.
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Character Voice - Elhesen: Regarding workload
"Lady Grass God's calculation ability is truly astounding. Thanks to her, I can still leave work on time."
Chapter 515 Gan Yu... This time it's not her childhood story.
The child was very weak, looking as if he was about to pass away, and was already in the process of giving his last words:
[Yara: "Am I dying? Waaah... Please tell Mom I shouldn't have disobeyed her..."]
"And I broke Suna's toy, but I haven't dared to tell her because I'm afraid she won't play with me anymore. I want to apologize to her..."
"Brother Tinari, I heard that people turn into birds in the sky after they die, is that true? I feel like my body is floating..."
In the illustration, the child looks weak and gazes up at the ceiling, seemingly dreaming of becoming a bird.
This made readers frown. What did this mean? In the past, the attack always came at the end, but now it started at zero frames?
Cole's heart skipped a beat. She knew Yara. She hoped nothing bad had happened to her!
[Tinari: "What nonsense! You just have a slight fever."]
reader:......
No, isn't that a bit of a waste of emotion? Let's give back the empathy we showed earlier!
Forget it, let's just give up our empathy now. I don't think we'll be sad about what happens next. I don't believe you, Qiu Cheng!
Now it was Yara's turn to be dumbfounded. It was just a fever? She wouldn't die? Then she was doomed!
Yara: "Then...can you keep the toy a secret from me, Tinari-nii-san?"
Tinari refused: "No. You're a big kid now. Apologize when you're better. Keeping secrets inside won't solve anything."
There was no other way; Yara could only go and say to Suna, 'Shh...can we make peace?'
Cole breathed a sigh of relief. As expected, the prophecy wasn't so scary after all. Everyone was just worrying too much.
I was worrying too much. Yara is usually very healthy, so how could she suddenly get seriously ill? I would believe it if you told me she ate too many mushrooms.
In the story, Tinari also asks Yara why he suddenly fell ill when he was perfectly healthy. Did he eat something wrong?
Yara said that his mother wouldn't let him play in the woods, which made him want to go in and explore the woods even more.
Once inside the woods, I couldn't find my way at all, and when I came out, I felt dizzy.
In fact, when readers of Sumeru see this symptom, their first reaction is: Did he go inside and eat mushrooms?
Other readers thought: The case is solved now; we've entered the 'contaminated zone' that the travelers were investigating.
Perhaps it's a difference in customs, but we generally don't go into the woods to pick mushrooms to eat.
Yara's behavior is truly hilarious for readers with children. Isn't that just like my kid? The more you tell them not to do something, the more they want to do it.
Especially some rebellious children, after reading the island story, insist on rebelling against their parents, even if there is no oppression, they will create oppression to rebel.
They insist on saying it's because they like it, just like little Amy and the others in the story.
Damn it, what do you like? I tell you not to go out and fool around, and you tell me you like fooling around, huh?
Helpless parents can only resort to magical tools such as "Seven Wolves" (a type of fire extinguisher), "feather duster," and "slippers," after which the children behave.
Rebellion? What rebellion? I'm a big kid now, I won't follow the crowd anymore.
In fact, parents of children with normal interests generally support their children after reading the island stories, and they will not stop them even if they know better than their children that the road ahead may not be smooth.
They discovered that letting children experience setbacks is a good form of education. If a child has the perseverance to continue after encountering setbacks, it means they've grown up, and with perseverance, they can accomplish anything.
If they lack the perseverance to continue, then there's no need for parents to persuade them; the child will give up on their own.
Unfortunately, most kids just think it's cool and follow the trend without having anything they're truly passionate about, so they behave after being beaten up.
Honestly, you should have just hit me earlier, why did you try to persuade me?
In the story, Yara's mother, Asha, was waiting outside the door. When Tinari came out, he hurriedly asked Yara about her condition.
She was extremely nervous and only hoped that her child would be alright. She had been praying fervently before coming out of Tinari.
She didn't blame Yara for being disobedient and running around; she blamed herself more for not watching the child properly and for failing in her duty.
Tinari told Asha some bad news: the earlier statement that Yara only had a fever was just to comfort the child; Yara's condition was not optimistic.
The main reason is that Tina can't determine what the disease is or what the cause is, making treatment difficult.
All we can do now is stabilize Yara's condition with some calming herbs and then begin the investigation.
The calming herb is called "Spring-Returning Grass," and it mainly grows in desert regions, requiring it to be purchased from caravans.
Kind-hearted Lin Qiu drew a short illustration here, depicting Tina as a child.
Tinari had a bad feeling. In the illustration, a young Tinari, head bowed and engrossed in a book, suddenly looked up and exclaimed, "Oh my god! So I'm 'The Great Dog of the Desert'!"
Tina's head buzzed. "Stop, Lin Qiu! What does this have to do with the story?!"
Sino's eyes widened. "Well done, Lin Qiu! We need more stories like this!"
Ke Lai was overflowing with maternal love; her mentor was so cute when he was little! She wanted to hug him.
Human joys and sorrows are not shared; although several people have completely different feelings, they are all reading the same story.
In the illustration, little Tinari carries a pack on his back and heads to the desert, while the big dog in the desert wants to go home to visit.
However, shortly after arriving in the desert, Tinari fainted and was rushed back to the rainforest.
Upon waking, Little Tinari was overcome with grief, his eyes welling up with tears as he exclaimed, "Oh God. The 'Great Dog of the Desert' has degenerated in my generation."
This little incident made everyone laugh, especially Ke Lai, who covered her mouth and giggled for fear of being discovered by her master, which was quite adorable, and her little face turned red.
Yes, that's it! That's exactly what I wanted to see!
Tina said helplessly, "Just laugh if you want to, don't hold it in."
Tinari was a little shy now, since the whole of Teyvat knew about his childhood story, but he was more worried about Cole's health than about being shy.
At this moment, Tinali understood Ganyu, and Ganyu understood Tinali. The two, who had never met before, were so in sync.
Upon hearing Tina's permission, Cole couldn't bear it any longer and burst into laughter.
However, her laughter was completely drowned out by Kavi's laughter.
Kavi: "Hahahaha, Tinari was so cute when she was little!"
Seno: "No wonder they took in Cole, it turns out it's because she's cute."
Lin Qiu: "I see. The word 'cute' sounds like 'Ke Lai,' which makes people laugh."
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Character Voice Lines - Tinari: About Sweet Rain
"I used to smile when I read her childhood stories, but who knew things would turn out this way..."
Chapter 516 Mechanical Crab or Puppy?
Cole immediately suppressed a laugh. She understood Navia's feelings; who uses someone else's name to tell a lame joke! Shut up, will you?!
However, Cole was not one to say "shut up." She hesitated for a long time, sometimes poking each other with her index finger, sometimes covering her face, and finally said, "I...I'm not cute."
Cole blushed, not because she was trying not to laugh, but because Seno called her 'cute' and made her shy.
Lin Qiu nodded: "That's really cute. It wasn't a lame joke after all."
Now Cole was even more embarrassed, so she covered her face and fell onto the table, pretending to be dead.
This is Cole's idealistic invisibility technique: as long as I can't see others, others can't see me!
Paimon asked, "And me? Am I cute?"
Lin Qiu said, "It's quite cute."
"Hehehe." Paimon scratched his head shyly. Now I'm officially certified as a cute prophet.
Ying also became interested and asked with a smile, "What about me? Aren't I absolutely adorable?"
Lin Qiu: "It's glowing!"
Yingmei couldn't tell the difference between 'winning' and 'winning', and proudly put her hands on her hips.
In the end, it was Kavi, who had been laughing the loudest, who couldn't laugh anymore. How come everyone else was so cute but I was the only one left out?
But it would be strange to be praised for being cute, so I'd better focus on reading.
The illustrations in the book are very short, only a few pages long, and they disappear quickly. Their only purpose is to expose Tina's dark history and make everyone laugh.
Although Tina is very cute, he usually has a serious and earnest expression.
Therefore, everyone likes Tina's adorable appearance and behavior as a child even more in this illustration.
That's right, we're totally sold on this! We just can't resist the contrast! This adorable little fox is born to be eaten!
After the illustration, the story returns to normal. The traveler is about to investigate the 'contaminated zone', and the child's illness happens to be related to the contaminated zone. This time, the traveler can no longer refuse Tinari.
The three of them went to find the traveling merchants to buy some 'Spring Herbs', but they didn't realize that these merchants had just been robbed and had lost some goods, so they needed to renegotiate the prices, and they were still discussing it.
When the traveler and Tinari asked about the robbery, the merchant replied:
"Before we could react, it suddenly appeared, snatched our goods, and ran away," McGill said.
The thief was a giant mechanical crab! After grabbing the mechanical parts, it ran into the forest, a forest that causes anyone who goes insane, making it impossible to chase.
However, the way McGill described it was so vivid that readers couldn't help but laugh out loud. The crab ran away as fast as it could, hahaha.
Uh, sorry, it's not that I lack compassion, it's just that I was thinking of something happy.
This incident has indeed piqued everyone's interest: a mechanical crab robbing a human caravan? How intriguing!
'Robots' are not considered amazing technology in Teyvat, but once created, they are all controlled by humans.
So here's the question: mechanical crabs don't have the ability to think, and without thinking they have no desires, so logically they shouldn't rob or harm humans.
Someone must be manipulating it, but who is behind it? What is this person doing in the woods?
No one thinks this was a decision made by the mechanical crab itself, because not everyone can create a bad movie, and not everyone can create mechanical life.
The traveler and Tinari in the story happened to be interested in this matter as well, and they needed to find the item first if they wanted to do business with the other party.
The two decided to start gathering information about the mechanical crab in the vicinity.
One of the villagers, named Kading, did provide some information.
The crab doesn't bother the villagers; it only robs caravans and only steals machine parts.
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