Ark Undead

After all, that was the person he had the longest-lasting relationship with, and also a legend in itself.

"This night is just too long."

Lap muttered to himself.

"It's time to see the sun rise."

397. Doctor?

"Over here! There are people over here too!"

"Hang in there a little longer, I'll be right there with medical supplies!"

"Don't fall asleep, don't fall asleep again, wake up!"

Inside the Iberian camp, Rhodes Island operators and the advance force of the Iberian Church had already begun operating at full capacity.

Operators started waking up one after another an hour ago.

Like Scout and Sharp, they didn't wake up on their own; instead, they were found by the Deepsea Hunters and their heads were cut off with the weapons they had.

This is what deep-sea hunters call "awakening." But it seems that such methods will cause some psychological damage to these people.

Kal'tsit leaned against the bedside, giving the newly awakened operator emergency treatment and a physical examination.

He was an operator who had just been found to have regained consciousness a minute ago. In that minute, he exhibited symptoms such as incoherent speech, body spasms, and acute dehydration.

Kal'tsit administered a small dose of nutrient solution to him, stimulated his body with physical therapy, and then had the medical staff who came with the Rhodes Island personnel use Originium magic to soothe his mental distress.

Under Kal'tsit's skillful movements, the operator quickly calmed down, panting heavily. However, she was already able to look at Kal'tsit with her eyes, indicating that she had recovered.

"Take a good rest, and don't move your body too much for half an hour, but also try not to fall asleep."

Kal'tsit took off her gloves and threw them into the iron tray next to her, then turned around and took the form recording the camp's situation from Scout's hand.

With the help of Rhodes Island operators, the members of the Iberian Church's army are also recovering their combat effectiveness at an extremely fast pace.

Seeing this, Carmen simply let Kal'tsit temporarily take over command of the camp.

Compared to the medical field, Kal'tsit still possesses absolute expertise in this area.

After all, she's Rhodes Island's top physician, even with her many side jobs. But when it comes to medicine, Kal'tsit's authority is far beyond what Carmen, a half-baked doctor, can match.

"How many are still unconscious?"

Kal'tsit took the form, glanced at it casually, mainly scanning through all the symptoms and memorizing them.

"Ten people are still unconscious. Of those who have woken up, nearly half are exhibiting strange symptoms. Others are in better physical condition and have strong mental resilience, so they haven't shown any unusual symptoms, only some lethargy."

Scout clasped his hands together nervously, his tone tinged with guilt.

"We have two more on our side, both from the engineering department, the kind who haven't had much combat training."

Scout clasped his hands together nervously, his tone tinged with guilt.

"We shouldn't have brought them here. Although we considered the possibility that they might be needed, it's clear that this level of danger is still too much for ordinary people to handle."

Before this accident happened, no one expected such a thing to occur. After all, even if there was danger, it would at most be a direct confrontation.

But unexpectedly, such a bizarre event as a dream occurred.

The engineering department members are all experts in Originium technology, particularly in repair and special environments.

Perhaps this will be useful as you enter Agor and search for the road to Agor.

When Kal'tsit accepted Scout's suggestion to take them along, she did consider having them record some information about Agor.

But if they can't hold out until then, it will be troublesome.

"Then, there were two deaths in Iberia."

Scout continued.

"One of them lost consciousness in the dream, and their body began to transform in the direction of Hai Si, unable to wake up. Another one, after waking up, experienced difficulty breathing and gradually lost his heartbeat. But this one did not show any abnormal physical changes."

When Kal'tsit heard that there had been a death, her brows furrowed involuntarily.

She overlooked one thing.

When she woke up, she still had energy left, and Carmen didn't seem to have been affected at all.

Scout and Sharp, who later awoke, also maintained a certain level of combat.

But they are different from ordinary people; the battles they experienced successfully shaped their resilient spirit.

Dreams directly influence a person's consciousness. If a person cannot endure in a dream, they may never see a deep-sea hunter come to take them out.

Or, like that person who died after waking up due to difficulty breathing, they couldn't withstand such immense mental pressure.

"Provide everyone with a small dose of sedative for calming purposes. If any unexpected excitement or nausea occurs, immediately inject it into your own major artery or chest."

Kal'tsit handed the form to Scout and calmly gave instructions.

"Ensuring everyone's mental state is the top priority. You delegate this task to the medical staff; I need everyone to have this dose of medicine within ten minutes."

"Including us?"

“I need it for all the elite operators too. Don’t forget to send a portion to Iberia as well; they’re our allies now, so don’t be stingy with the potions until we can maintain a basic supply. We brought their portion with us when we came.”

As Kal'tsit issued commands, she stood by the window, watching people running left and right below, continuing to maintain order in the camp.

"Then, go find the person in charge in Iberia and ask them to prepare food as soon as possible. People always feel more at ease after they've eaten."

After saying that, Kal'tsit turned to look at Scout.

"Go, and remember to be quick. If the people in Iberia become emotionally unstable, don't get into a conflict with them. Just be patient."

"okay, I get it."

Scout nodded, and after listening to Kal'tsit's instructions, immediately turned and left the room.

The camp was not large, with a capacity of around a hundred people.

They were mostly elite soldiers of the Iberian National Church.

However, compared to the quality of the elite operators sent by Rhodes Island, they are still far inferior.

These soldiers were no longer ordinary people. Yet, when faced with this sudden and bizarre dream, they were utterly powerless, and some even lost their lives after the dream ended.

If this had happened back then, and had such an impact on the people, Kal'tsit couldn't even imagine the turmoil that would have engulfed Iberia.

It's no wonder that after the Great Tranquility, Iberia declined rapidly.

Perhaps during that nationwide crisis, many talented individuals and elites lost their lives in such bizarre events.

Carmen also realized the seriousness of the problem. After the judges who had come with him regained their senses, he immediately gathered them together to discuss the next course of action.

Kal'tsit had to consider much more; she saw not just the Sea Child itself, but the sea as a whole.

If this dream was not brought about by Hai Si, then Hai Si is part of this dream.

Were the monsters they killed born as sea creatures, or were they creatures that transformed from humans into sea creatures?

In this context, what secrets do those so-called deep-sea churches in Iberia today hold? Are they really just preaching about the sea itself?

The more Kal'tsit thought about it, the more she realized the seriousness of the situation.

For a fleeting moment, she even had the thought of asking the doctor a question.

Upon realizing that she had this thought, Kal'tsit was startled and immediately dispersed her thoughts, gathering them again.

She wouldn't allow herself to rely on anyone else. For Kal'tsit, that was absolutely unacceptable.

She can utilize the power of others, and she can be a commander, but she must never become a dependent.

Because this is...

Kal'tsit's mind went blank for a moment; she couldn't remember anything.

My thoughts always seem to suddenly stop at times like this. Why is that?

Even though Kal'tsit is a doctor, she couldn't find the reason. This kind of memory problem is one of the most difficult problems to solve.

However, just as Kal'tsit was standing by the window thinking, a voice suddenly came from behind her.

"Dr. Kal'tsit?"

Kal'tsit turned around and saw the medical department operator whom she had previously entrusted to take good care of.

"what happened?"

Kal'tsit composed herself and prepared to face any unexpected situations.

But all we heard was the medical officer say.

"The operator who just woke up said he needs to talk to you."

"Find me?"

Kal'tsit didn't know what else was worth reporting to her personally at this point.

Did he encounter something extraordinary in his dream?

Kal'tsit quickly walked to the operator's side.

The operator looked pale and weak when Kal'tsit left.

After lying down for less than a few minutes, their complexions returned to normal, which shows that the nutrient solution did have an effect, and of course, it was also closely related to their already well-trained bodies.

"Is there something you need? If it's not important, we can talk about it later. You need to rest now."

Kal'tsit didn't sit down; she just stood by the bed.

But one sentence from the operator caused Kal'tsit's pupils to suddenly contract.

The operator looked at Kal'tsit and said.

"Dr. Kal'tsit...the Doctor didn't come with us, did he?"

"you..."

Kal'tsit opened her mouth, as if she realized what the operator was about to say.

"You saw the Doctor?"

"Correct."