Chapter 417: Art Exchange Program

The rhythm of communicating with the guide was held in the hands of Rod from the beginning.
Rod was well prepared-in order to fool the Demasians, he even tutored Piltwolf's large number of art books and art history, and used arcane wisdom to memorize his rote.
Although this kind of memory is rigid, Rohde only remembers the summary concepts, and there is still a long distance from a real art theorist, but it is enough to bluff the layman.
After all, for Rod, the vocal art vocabulary comes out, which is much higher than the behavior of speaking in a foreign language.
So... this poor guide was limped.
Among the art theories expounded by Rhodes, Demacia's "simple and accepted art" was put on the front, which made the guide naturally have a good impression of Rhodes.
The Demasians are old-fashioned and serious, but they also have a very strong sense of national honor-Rhode's praise of Demasian art makes this guide feel proud and proud.
Although he didn't even know what art was, Rhode praised Demasia's art and he was proud.
So, for this "artist who praises De Marcia", the guide's attitude is much closer.
It's probably the state of "Although I don't understand what you are saying, but I think you are right".
After gaining the initial trust of the guide, Rod did not choose to further the relationship-in the next few days, he often asked the guide to talk about art, and how to say it every time.
From the formation and development of Hexism to the birth and popularity of realism, Rhodes threw out the words he had memorized, and the guide was ignorant.
This... what is this and what? !
Rod’s lingua franca is very standard, so every word guide he speaks can be understood, but when connected together, he does not know what Rod is talking about.
The complicated proper nouns and obscure ways of telling made the guide's mind full of paste. Even if he wanted to know "Where is our Demacia hanging like this", he could not understand it at all-after all, the narrator itself is rote Back, Rhode didn't understand.
What's more embarrassing is that in the process of telling, Rhode also praised the classic art of Demacia from time to time, calling it "the most brilliant gem on the crown of art" "real art in art", a lot of beauty The words forced the guide to say only-could he still say that the art of his country was not good?
In this way, after five days of art exchange, the guide had a headache when he heard "art".
Under Rhode's repeated emphasis, the term art is like a curse, haunting the wizard's mind, and even causing serious physiological reactions.
Rhode estimated that if he had grinded with him for another half a month, this poor guide would probably go crazy.
So, after seizing the opportunity, Rhode finally asked the question he really cares about.
"Do you know of any particularly famous artists in DeMarcia, I want to visit them-I think it's rewarding to communicate with real artists."
"artist?"
Hearing the art again, the guide was a little dazed, but he immediately realized that this was a good opportunity to get rid of Rod's nagging!
Because of the responsibility, the guide cannot leave Rod—so every time Rod asks him to talk about art, he can only listen quietly. He even feels guilty in pain!
But... what if Rhode changed people to talk about art?
Without having a headache, Rhode can gain something. It's a double benefit!
Although in theory, the guide needs to pay attention to all of Rhode's itineraries and pay attention to all the people who have contact with Rhode, but this guy of Rhode has not prepared any trade goods, and he is only an artist. If he goes to the artist of Demacia We talked about it, did it mean... that I was able to relax?
With this in mind, the guide searched for everything he could think of, and said everything about art-no matter what painting, music, sculpture, architecture, dance, drama you are, as long as it is related to the moment , The wizard said it again.
This is exactly what Rod wanted—in the guide's account, he heard Duran's name.
As a result, Rhode chose quite a few targets he would visit, including Duran family.
If the visit to the Duran family was made by Rod, he is likely to be suspected.
But this is what the guide himself said, and the situation is different-Rod is even sure to open the guide in the conversation!
Seeing that Rod finally stopped chatting with his advanced art theory, the wizard finally began to fulfill his responsibilities-he planned Rod's course of action in detail, and when the ship docked in Baiya City, Luo Germany already has a quite detailed visit plan.
As the passenger ship dropped its anchor at the pier of Baiya City and set up the gangway, Rhode's "Art Exchange Tour" finally began.
The first stop...Demacia Royal Concert Hall.