If you pray, it will be very sweet. If you don't pray, the taste will be like chewing wax, but it can still fill your stomach. That's really strange. What if someone who doesn't believe in gods comes to eat? Can it still fill their stomach?
"Yes, the gods don't mind belief as long as you don't waste," the farmer said. "But they won't taste the sweetness of the green dates. Unless they're really starving, they wouldn't bother eating them."
Hearing this, Rebinya immediately understood why the green dates remained on the tree instead of being picked clean. The design was too subtle.
Believe, and it tastes good. Don't believe, you can still eat. It doesn't matter to me if you don't believe; you won't starve to death. If you do believe, then it tastes very good, but you can't eat too much.
It felt like charity from Notre Dame.
Hearing this, Rebinya was already certain that the poison was not the work of this farmer. Such talk wasn't something a mere farmer could concoct.
