Taliyah picked up the water bag and took a big mouthful.

Although drinking water after intense exercise is not a good habit, Taliyah is so thirsty-she has just dug a channel.

The clear water of the Keharry River went north along the Shiman Channel and was being led by her little by little into the Dasai Desert.

Although she had just learned from Yasuo for more than a month, what Taliyah learned was not only the tricks of magic control, or rather, compared with the tricks of magic control, her greater gain was "how to start and transform her hometown."

Before meeting Yasuo, Taliyah thought, "I can't control my magic well, so I have to stay away from my hometown and avoid being hurt by accident." However, after studying with Yasuo, her mind was full of "I want to use my magic to change my hometown."

As for how to change...

At the beginning, Taliya was thinking about following the footsteps of Mother Wiki. She walked in the desert, searching for all the legends about Mother Wiki, but because the age was too long, these word-of-mouth stories had long been blurred.

In this way, there is no possibility of acting in the name of Mother Weaving.

The helpless little sparrow could only change its means, hoping to gain the trust of the desert tribe through other methods. She enthusiastically helped everyone, but the result was not very good - the desert tribe was willing to thank her, but no one was willing to believe her.

Sometimes, Taliyah was filled with nameless anger because these people would rather believe in those illusory legends than follow their own suggestions. Sometimes, after seeing the sandstorm, she hurried to warn, while the desert tribes refused to leave and avoid because they "didn't complete the sacrifice"!

But even so, Taliyah still did not stop.

Since Mother Weaver can become the belief of everyone, there must be some way to unite everyone, but I just haven’t found it!

In this way, Taliyah was like a tireless little sparrow, running around the Dasai desert all day long.

Sometimes, she could take the help of the Scarash giant passing by the merchants; sometimes, she needed hungry desert coyotes to confront her; sometimes, she would try her best to rescue a group of scavengers from the sand thieves...

But most of the time, she was just riding on pumice stones and walking in the endless yellow sand. The stones buried under the gravel were her best companions.

The cloak and scarf of numb have long been worn out and are covered with patches of all sizes. For others, this may be a sign of embarrassment, but in Taliyah's eyes, these patches represent traces of recognition - some of them come from the harvest of scavengers, some from the gratitude of passers-by merchants, and some from the gifts of the desert tribe. The existence of each patch means that Taliyah has a friend.

Taliyah believes that sooner or later, his friends will be spread throughout the Dasai Desert, and by then, everyone will be friends in the entire Dasai Desert!

It was during this long journey of making friends that Taliyah finally understood many questions - for example, why many people are willing to believe in tradition but not themselves.

The reason is actually very simple, they dare not make changes.

In the barren Dasai desert, the desert tribes have no trial and error costs. They may suffer losses according to tradition, but they can still survive.

If you really make a mistake, you may end up in a desperate situation.

The so-called "Great Pass" originally means "Great Desert" in Shurima.

In the vast desert, Dasai Desert is the largest area and the harshest climate.

People living in the Great Sai Desert were also former slaves of Shurima. After the collapse of Shurima Empire, they were unwilling to accept enslavement, so they came to this barren land and survived with gritted teeth.

Although the afterglow of the Shurima Empire has almost disappeared today, these desert tribes cannot get out of the desert. They can only follow the footsteps of their ancestors, chase the short oasis, drive away the cold-resistant rock sheep and camels, walking in the vast desert day and night, avoiding wind, sand and sand thieves.

After understanding all this, Taliyah finally found her future path. It took a whole year to convince a tribe she rescued from the sand thief, and then took them to this deserted area in the west of Vikoala, and together they began to build a canal to the depths of the Dasai desert!

But the banks of the Harry River are always crowded, and I don’t know how many tribes are crowded on both sides of this river - but if the river can be introduced into the depths of the desert, the situation will be very different!

The stone mantle plowed the gravel on the surface, and the shocked desert people watched the clear water of the Kharry River pour into the canal, watching the beating splashes wet the yellow sand on both sides of the canal.

"As long as the canal is facing north, north!" Taliyah, standing next to the canal, had a glimmer of hope in her eyes, "We can connect all the oasis in the desert! The Dasai desert is no longer a barren land!"

The people of the desert were still stunned, but the animals they raised were not polite - the rock sheep and camels lie on both sides of the canal and began to drink the flowing canal water.

Although the canal water is gradually becoming turbid, in their eyes, it is still the water of life!

The people who realized it later finally shouted excitedly. They had never thought that the magic that was high above would one day be used to dig channels and build water canals. In addition to being shocked, an indescribable happiness finally surged into their hearts.

There is water!

In the desert, there is water... there is tomorrow, there is hope, and there is a future!

Without Taliyah's instructions, the desert people quickly took out carefully preserved seeds and began to sow seeds little by little along the canal - this kind of cactus is the only way for the desert people to protect the oasis. As long as they see the water source, they will sow this cactus to maintain the environment of the oasis.

If it were the past, even if Taliyah had worn out her mouth, it would be almost impossible for them to take out these precious seeds.

But now, after seeing this canal, the desert people did not need to remind them and took the initiative to take out the most precious seeds - they saw hope!

Although due to the terrain, the deeper the canal will be dug and slower the construction, Taliyah is still full of confidence. As long as you work hard, the sweet water of the Harry River will eventually nourish the entire Shurima as the legendary!

And by that time, we will no longer rely on those noble god warriors, but ourselves!
Chapter completed!