Ark Undead

In that instant, everyone was in an uproar.

Scout and Logos' eyes widened, and even Kal'tsit subconsciously lowered her gaze.

As for the Undead, they remained as calm as ever, but even the Undead subconsciously turned their gaze towards Goredia.

Carmen didn't react at first. It wasn't until he saw Kal'tsit's expression that he realized who the Doctor these people were talking about was.

"Is it that so-called evil spirit, Dr. Rhodes Island?"

After receiving Gretia's affirmation, Carmen was somewhat lost in thought.

"That's impossible. The doctor isn't in Iberia, nor did he come with you. Could it be that he wasn't with you?"

"The Doctor is not in Iberia."

Scout said.

“The doctor couldn’t possibly be in my dream. He uploaded his work records in Shelag to the terminal yesterday, and the next vehicle we arranged should not officially enter Iberia until today.”

The second vehicle they mentioned was the large truck carrying supplies for some Rhodes Island operators, as well as Ornstein.

Because of Onstan's size, he wasn't arranged to come along immediately. Instead, he traveled with the rest of the supplies in a truck.

"However, we did actually meet the doctor and had a conversation with him. His familiarity with dreams even surpasses that of us deep-sea hunters."

Gladys looked at Kal'tsit, and she was not aggressive; her speech had remained calm until now.

“Ms. Kal'tsit, you should know that I am not criticizing Rhodes Island. After all, the Doctor was helping us find our way forward in the dream, and even took the initiative to share the workload when sending people away later.”

"We just need a reasonable explanation for why the Doctor was able to enter the dream world without being in Iberia. Does he have some special relationship with Agor or Iberia?"

Goredia's voice was inherently cold. Even though she said she hadn't questioned anyone, her tone was full of incomprehension, making it sound like she was pressuring someone.

Fortunately, Kal'tsit knew that this was just how Gladys spoke—in a very formal and methodical way.

"I do not know."

Kal'tsit shook her head.

This was the first time she had spoken like this in front of outsiders.

Even Scout and Logos were stunned. Kal'tsit would actually say something like that?

"If I had to say who among us understands the Doctor best, it would definitely be me. But even I can't possibly know all of a person's secrets."

Kal'tsit reverted to her aloof demeanor.

"Besides, the Doctor himself is mysterious enough. I don't know what his relationship is with Iberia or Agor... but as you said, the Doctor is helping you. He hasn't shown any hostility, and that's enough, isn't it?"

These words don't sound like something Kal'tsit would say.

This sounds more like unconditional trust in the doctor.

However, everyone present, except for Carmen, understood what Kal'tsit meant.

If even the doctor couldn't believe it, then they probably wouldn't have gathered together in the first place.

"Okay, I'll put that question aside for now... Sorry."

Goredia ultimately chose to accept Kal'tsit's explanation.

Laurentina added a sentence.

"Dr. Kelsey, please forgive the captain's questioning. It's just that the Doctor's understanding of dreams is beyond all our imagination... He even chatted and laughed with other unknown people, as if he could walk around in a dream with ease."

To be honest, when Laurentina is sober, she's the easiest to get along with among the three Deepsea Hunters.

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However, the Undead keenly grasped the key point in Laurentina's words.

"Other unidentified individuals?"

The Undead looked at Laurentina.

"who is it?"

"It's a man named Patch. He seems to have been in the dream for a long time, or perhaps he himself is part of the dream..."

Laurentina took a look and said with a headache.

“No, I can’t recall his aura. This unique sense of the deep-sea hunter doesn’t work on him either. He seems to have merged with the dream.”

"Is it... a bald man?"

The immortal continued to ask.

"And his laugh is weird. He likes to squat on the ground... and he'll kick people's butts from behind."

Before the Undead could finish asking the question, Goredia answered reflexively.

"Correct!"

Her voice wasn't quiet, so much so that everyone's attention was drawn back to Gretia.

Goredia's breath hitched, but she continued, forcing herself to speak.

"Uh, I mean... I mean, that Patch is indeed a bald guy who likes to squat on the ground and look at people with a weird smile."

No one suspected anything, and they looked away again.

Only the Undead looked at Goredia with a slightly meaningful gaze.

She seems to have been through some things.

Goredia was a little embarrassed by the gaze the undead were giving her through their helmets, but she quickly recovered.

"Mr. Undying, do you know him?"

"Ah."

The Undead didn't dwell on the kicking incident; he understood Goredia's predicament.

"He and I are old acquaintances. In fact, we're quite familiar with each other."

Now, everyone's attention turned back to the undead.

The immortal continued.

"This person is very special. He will be in my dreams. I'm not surprised."

"But did he tell you anything?"

When the Undead heard that Gladys had met Patch, he was almost certain of Lapp and Patch's current situation.

But what's more important now is whether Patch has told the Deepsea Hunter the truth about the dream system.

"Yes, there is, but... this news might also be related to the Doctor."

Goredia nodded and said.

"He first told us about the purpose of the campfire, and then he told us how to get to Agor."

Now, no one could stay quiet any longer.

Carmen's gaze toward Godédia immediately turned serious.

Even Scout and Logos instinctively stood up straight.

"He said there are two ways to get to Agor. One is to kill the dream master of this dream and end the dream. Perhaps then you can see Agor back in its original place. At that time, the Iberian watchtowers will react to Agor. However, there is a great chance that the Great Tranquility will return."

"impossible!"

Carmen immediately rejected the idea.

"The people of Iberia cannot bear another period of great silence; such suffering should not happen!"

“I think so too. Nobody wants to see the Great Silence return. So he said, there is another way.”

"Goredia continued."

"There is an ancient ship used to build Agor that still lies at the bottom of the sea. If we can find the ship's coordinates and call it to the surface, the navigational coordinates recorded inside the ship can lead us back to Agor."

Upon hearing this news, even Kal'tsit couldn't help but ask.

Where is it?

"I do not know."

Goredia spread her hands.

"However, we can find it in dreams. Because Patch told us that some ancient people who once sailed on that ship still remain in dreams. So the ship will definitely be recreated in dreams. As long as we can find the ship in dreams and find the key coordinates on the ship, we can call the ship through the Iberian watchtower."

These words immediately put everyone to a jolt.

Finally, a practical road to Agor was found.

This means everyone is one step closer to their goal, and no one will feel unhappy.

Laurentina opened her mouth, but was gently pulled back by Greta, who gestured for her to be quiet.

The people of Rhodes Island didn't even notice that, as Gladys had previously mentioned, this news was likely related to the Doctor.

Because they noticed that the doctor didn't seem shocked at all by the news.

Although it's just a guess, Goredia believes...

Perhaps the person Patch is talking about is the Doctor.

However, given Kal'tsit's previous response, Goredia didn't expect her to know anything at this point.

After discussing how to use the campfire to move and regroup, everyone left.

Carmen, Scout, and Logos. While they had some gains, they were negligible compared to the Deepsea Hunters' haul.

The news that a way to get to Agor was a source of great encouragement.

Kal'tsit immediately searched her personal terminal, trying to find a single word in the archives.

Carmen, on the other hand, was to take charge of reorganizing the Iberian Defense Forces; he was already aware of last night's battle.

Afterwards, the group will have to face Hai Si, who came because of the dream they had last night.

If the ship cannot be found in the dream in a short time, it will be a tug-of-war.

Therefore, morale and proper management are especially important.

Only Skadi remained.