Ark Undead

The ground was still trembling.

"Also, you just mentioned Theresis, didn't you?"

As she said this, Kal'tsit looked at W.

Since Kal'tsit's memories returned, W has felt that there is something new about Kal'tsit.

Unlike her past impressions of Kal'tsit, W now feels a strange sense of awe towards her.

"Yes."

W nodded, no longer deliberately provoking Kal'tsit as before.

"Theresis is on the other side of the abyss."

Kal'tsit's casual remark made Greyhound and W's expressions turn sour.

In the past, these two people only had a general impression of the abyss.

After all, apart from the Undead and those who have come into contact with the Abyss, no one has ever truly seen the Abyss.

But Greyhound and W know that Haizi is connected to the Abyss, and that Theresa died fighting against Theresis and was tormented in Haizi's dream.

What they're going to do is self-evident.

"In short, after finding Skadi, do not follow Ulpian's plan."

Kal'tsit lowered her voice slightly.

"The primary objective is to protect Mr. Undead from entering the World Barrier and eliminate the Sealings who have occupied it. Other matters will be handled as they arise."

"understood."

With a casual gesture, Kal'tsit had already arranged a new battle plan with everyone.

After making her plans, Kal'tsit looked up and noticed that the undead were watching her.

She cast a questioning look at the undead.

"If so, Doctor, what would he do?"

The immortal suddenly asked this question.

Kal'tsit paused for a moment, then shook her head.

"I don't know. If it were him, he might come up with a completely different plan. He has a broader perspective."

Upon hearing the Undead mention the Doctor, Kal'tsit showed no particular reaction, and said...

"Is there anything else?"

The immortal shook his head, indicating that it was nothing.

"Then let's get ready to go."

Kal'tsit smiled slightly at the undead, then turned to urge the other Rhodes Island members to prepare to depart.

Greyhound and W followed Kal'tsit to make preparations.

The Undead and Patch stood together, watching Kal'tsit's back as she walked away. Patch spoke first.

"She's a bit strange."

"You feel it too?"

The Undead turned and glanced at Patch.

Patch rolled her eyes.

“I worked with her for at least a period of time. Even the Kal'tsit I remember shouldn’t be like this.”

It feels like Kal'tsit became a different person after awakening her memories.

"She mentioned Therese. Very calmly."

This is the key point seen from the perspective of the immortals.

It seems that Therese is no longer that important to her.

But is that even possible?

As everyone prepared to set off for the World Barrier, the entire city of Agor began to rise.

The speed is unknown, but everyone knows they don't have time.

Just as the people underwater were preparing for a tough battle, the situation on land was also changing.

It was already night, but the watchtower was still brightly lit.

“I understand the situation now. Thank you very much, Lady Carmen.”

A hooded man stood at the highest point of the watchtower, looking at the flashing lights on the nautical chart and showing respect to the old man beside him.

“Agor is heading towards the shore at breakneck speed, something none of us expected. If I were you, I would return to the capital immediately.”

The doctor offered his most sincere advice.

"Be prepared for this shock. If the outcome is unfavorable, at least preserve some embers. Protecting this country is the most important thing the Iberian National Church should be doing, isn't it?"

This doesn't seem like something a renowned doctor would say.

But it is precisely because this is what the doctor said that it is even more chilling.

Carmen nodded slightly.

"I understand."

But he didn't leave immediately.

Driven by intense curiosity, he asked.

"So what are you planning to do?"

"Everyone on Rhodes Island is fighting underwater, how can I stand aside?"

The doctor shrugged.

"I'll take my leave now."

After saying that, the doctor turned and left the watchtower.

It wasn't that he was being impolite, but every second counted, and he wasn't sure if he could make it to the final battle.

Carmen leaned against the watchtower's railing, enjoying the sea breeze, and watched in the darkness as the Doctor slowly walked down the tower, reached the shore, and stood with a giant.

The giant looked somewhat familiar.

Carmen remembered that someone from the intelligence service had said that a giant wearing golden armor had once helped the Iberian Defense Force kill Hai Si.

“Ace, go back to Rhodes Island immediately and keep a close eye on Kazdel’s movements. It won’t be long before Theresis makes its move.”

The doctor explained to Ace.

"No matter when we return, you must be prepared to fight a long-term guerrilla war in Victoria. Try to disperse your operators and cooperate with other allies."

"Find Warfarin and the others to stabilize Rhodes Island. We'll talk about the rest when I get back."

The doctor rarely gave such general instructions. Even Ace realized the seriousness of the situation.

"I understand, Doctor."

After receiving instructions from the doctor, Ace immediately got into his car and returned to Rhodes Island.

The doctor turned his gaze away from the receding vehicle and looked at the boundless sea.

"Ready?"

The Lion Knight donned his armor, a long time after his last appearance, and turned to extend his hand to the Doctor.

"Ready."

The doctor grabbed Onstan's hand and climbed onto Onstan's shoulders in a few steps.

With Onstan's help, he then tied himself to Onstan.

"To be honest, I'm very worried about your health."

Onstan also looked somewhat serious.

"But since you insist, I'll do it this way."

"Alright, Mr. Onstan, let's get going."

The doctor even patted Onstan on the back as if urging him on.

Onstan pursed his lips, but ultimately remained silent.

He held a gun in his right hand, leaning slightly forward, the crosshair pointing directly at the turbulent sea.

Then, lightning flashed.

Carmen saw the light from the very top of the watchtower.

The golden light, like a bolt of lightning, cleaved through the dark and heavy sea, hurtling rapidly toward the distant horizon.

Like a shooting star, it almost left a burn mark on Carmen's retina.

They are advancing rapidly toward Agor.

457. The prosperity is gone.

The size of Agor was truly astonishing. Before entering the city, no one had imagined that an underwater kingdom could be so large.

The group had been traveling through Agor for a whole day. However, according to Ulpian, they hadn't even covered half the distance.

This is partly due to the fact that Agor has become a ruin, many convenient roads are no longer passable, and the need to avoid the Sea Si.

However, the complexity and length of its route are still astonishing.

It's hard to imagine that this is an underwater city; Londinium is several times larger than the entire Victorian capital.

They had already crossed the dock customs area and were now taking a short break in one of the residential areas.

Someone opened their supply box, took out some food, and shared it with the soldiers around them.

W and Greyhound received a meal from the logistics team, then returned and squatted next to the Undead, staring at the ruins of Agor.