It had to be said that Kujou Takayuki's sophistry actually held some merit. Quite a few of those present shared his thinking. That's right. With the all-powerful Raiden Shogun protecting Inazuma, what do we have to fear? What can the Fatui do? All they dare to do is petty thievery anyway.
In theory, with the Electro Archon's protection, Inazuma should have been a safe haven. Yet the reality was precisely the opposite. The presence of a god had not lightened the people's burden; in a certain sense, it had made conditions in Inazuma even worse.
With a god to rely on, humans could easily grow arrogant and conceited, looking down on everyone else, because in human eyes, a god's power was absolute and unmatched.
The Electro Archon's Musou no Hitotachi could slay Orobashi and split an island in two in the same stroke. With technological development in most of Teyvat still at a medieval level, this was something humans could never accomplish, no matter what they did.
Humans feared and revered the gods, and, emboldened by their divine backing, undertook extremely risky actions. Ultimately, however, they were merely borrowing another's might to throw their weight around.
When Raiden Ei saw that quite a few people present were actually nodding in agreement, anger surged through her. It seemed Inazuma's problems had truly become severe.
This fool actually thought that with her backing him, he could brazenly sell out Inazuma's interests and agree to the Fatui's demands in exchange for benefits. Most importantly, even now, he saw nothing wrong with what he had done and was still spouting nonsense to defend himself.
Raiden Ei turned to Kujou Sara beside her and asked, "Sara, I hear the Shogunate Army is currently fighting a war against the Resistance on Watatsumi Island. What have the