"Temperature, that's strange...it's not hot."

The sun was blazing, the surroundings were desolate, and the air itself seemed distorted by the heat. Yet, the young woman felt no discomfort. Her uniform likely didn't offer such robust protection; it was merely more effective at keeping warm and providing heat insulation.

But it's strange that the weather isn't hot at all, but rather a bit cool.

Am I dreaming?

Touching her chin, the doctor could only come to this conclusion for the time being, but after pinching it, it unexpectedly hurt, which meant that this was not a dream.

"I remember I was playing a game just now, why... could I have time-traveled? No, I've only been without sleep for three days, it's not like I would die suddenly and time-travel."

Touching her chin, the young lady took off her hood and walked off in a random direction.

In a completely unfamiliar place, the species that could survive here would not be benevolent. Moreover, the young lady, who had studied biology, was quite knowledgeable. However, she still did not quite understand why she was here.

He had read many time-travel novels, but this was his first time experiencing it firsthand. However, the professor quickly calmed down and carefully analyzed the situation.

"Is it because of my clothes that I'm not hot? That's unlikely. I've been walking for an hour and a half, about 8 kilometers, but I calculated the angle of the light based on the length of the shadow, and then assumed that this was a planet I was familiar with, and the distance between us was... The sun hasn't moved, and I haven't expended any energy."

Something's not right. The doctor did some calculations and found that the sun's position hadn't changed significantly during the time she was moving in a straight line. This meant that the planet beneath her feet wasn't rotating. What planet doesn't rotate?

"In that case..."

She took off her watch, placed it at the same height as herself, and let go. Watching the watch fall to the ground, the doctor picked it up, shook off the sand, and put it back on.

"Sure enough, no wonder it felt a bit strange to walk on it. The gravity is about 11 meters per second, which is indeed quite strong, but that's not the key point."

Her mental calculations seemed to be faster than before. The young lady looked around and was basically certain that there was no other life in this world besides herself. She had been walking for an hour and a half and had not seen any animals or even a blade of grass. There had been no wind during this time. If she hadn't been breathing, she would have started to doubt whether there was any air in this world.

"There are no living organisms, meaning the conditions for life to arise are not met. Is there some kind of limitation, or is it underground?"

Countless thoughts swirled in her mind as the Doctor took another step, but she divided her thoughts into more than a dozen: one for counting the time it had taken her to get here, one for paying attention to her surroundings, and the rest for contemplating the state of the world.

The sun doesn't move, which means night won't come. Wait, is that thing really the sun or some other planet? This abnormal temperature—normally, temperature differences should cause air movement. Since this planet doesn't rotate and there's no wind, what exactly is that thing overhead?

No, in the end, there are too many irrationalities in this world, but it feels like it will be very interesting, much more interesting than I thought, hmm.

"what is that?"

She hadn't exhausted her physical strength, and her spirits were surprisingly high. After walking for three days, two nights, and eight hours, a mountain peak appeared in the young lady's eyes. In fact, she had seen it yesterday. It was a rather tall mountain, taller than any mountain she could remember, estimated to be at least eight thousand meters high, though it looked rather strange.

"Why...does it look like a radish?"

It was even a white radish. Yesterday, from a distance, she thought the white things were snow, but as she got closer, they looked like grass. Now that she was right in front of it, she realized that they were actually hair.

"Wow, it's huge! What is that...?"

She reached out and touched it; it was fluffy, warm, and very comfortable, far superior to any synthetic down. However, upon touching it, the doctor realized that it didn't seem to be a mountain peak at all; it looked like the tail of some kind of creature.

And this enormous tail is only a part of the other side?

"How rude of you! Don't touch people's tails like that."

An unexpectedly cute boyish voice rang in my ears, followed by the appearance of a huge fox's head. How should I put it... its teeth alone were many times larger than the professor's, not even big enough to fill a gap between her teeth.

However, this enormous beast, which could pierce the sky with just a slight lift of its head, moved without making a sound. No, in the end, such a massive body could not possibly move so lightly; it might even die from the excessive burden.

"But these are completely unfamiliar faces. Hmm, wait a minute, why would someone else come here? There shouldn't be anyone else on this planet besides me."

As she spoke, the enormous body in front of her shrank under a burst of light, and then shrank again, until it became a small fox-eared boy wearing a smaller uniform standing in front of the professor. Behind him, the ten tails swayed happily, and even took the initiative to massage the cute little boy's back.

"Hmm... So this is the kind of person you like?"

"Yes, wait, how did you know?"

The doctor suddenly froze. The little fox opposite her flicked its tail, looking proud.

"Because I just became what you wanted me to be, but I can't put the ears and tail back in, sorry."

"Ah, no need. On the contrary, it's even better this way, with a fox-eared boy and all that..."

"You're bleeding! Are you alright?"

After being reminded by the other party, the doctor realized that her nose was bleeding uncontrollably. After all... how should I put it, this little fox was simply the perfect ideal type for her two-dimensional husband!

"Please marry me! Now!"

Holding each other's hands tightly, the PhD student, whom they were meeting for the first time, solemnly announced something quite extraordinary.

However, the next second, a tail suddenly stretched out from behind the little fox and slapped Miss Doctor hard across the face, seemingly out of jealousy.

As for what happened afterward... it seems like a lot of things happened, yet it all felt like a dream.

"Doctor! Wake up!"

After the examination, the doctor's body showed no abnormalities. Rather than fainting, it was more accurate to say that he had simply fallen asleep. The doctor's body was healthier than most people's.

However, Warfarin and the others simply couldn't bear Amiya's crying any longer. This little rabbit's crying was truly unbearable. Like Mei Xue, she was pampered by everyone, and they couldn't stand seeing her like this.

However, perhaps due to the noise of the crowd, the unconscious doctor gradually regained consciousness.

"Ah... I've got it right."

Opening her eyes groggily, the Doctor saw Amiya lying on top of her, sobbing uncontrollably, and couldn't help but reach out and rub her head.

"You're such a grown-up, yet you still cry so much."

"Ugh……"

Amiya was suddenly stunned, tears welling up in her eyes, but the Doctor didn't say anything more. He simply got out of bed and rubbed his head.

"How long have I slept?"

"Not much, just half an hour."

"That's good, it didn't affect the schedule."

It's only been half an hour, so Amiya hasn't been here long either. She can rest for a while before setting off again. However, the Doctor is a bit confused right now, both in terms of her mood and her memories. She needs some time to sort things out.

Amiya keenly sensed that something was amiss, but she couldn't quite put her finger on it. The way the Doctor had advised her earlier sounded so gentle, almost unlike her usual self.

"Doctor, I..."

"Um, sorry to have worried everyone, haha, I don't think I said anything that couldn't be broadcast when I fainted, right?"

Yes.

Kroos ruthlessly interrupted the Doctor's fantasy, taking out her own camera and waving it around.

"During the examination just now, Doctor, you kept saying things like 'Mei Xue's husband has a little fox tail' and 'it's so big.'"

"what!"

Amiya's ears perked up instantly. She had just gotten off the aircraft when she heard that the Doctor had fainted. She rushed over and cried for a while, but the Doctor woke up in just a few minutes, so she didn't hear those whispers that were probably just talking in his sleep.

But Amiya is no longer the naive little girl she once was. In the years she's shared a body with Theresa, she's learned a lot, so she quickly realized what those words meant and blushed furiously.

"So just now, Miss Xi and Miss Jingzhe were so angry that they almost stabbed you to death on your hospital bed with their swords, and Miss Ghost Shark is currently grinding away at you, saying she wants to remind you of the horror of Resident Evil 4."

"hiss……

The doctor couldn't help but shudder. These plum blossom lovers were really scary. They were usually fine, and even having a heart-to-heart talk in bed was acceptable, but why did they always act like yanderes in this situation?

"Actually, Surtr is the most irritable one. Her magic sword was only one centimeter away from your face, Doctor, and it was on fire. Luckily, she was able to control the flames."

"That's truly a blessing from Mei Xue, phew..."

Wiping away a cold sweat, the Doctor felt incredibly grateful to be alive. However, she would have to be more careful in the future, or it would be quite troublesome. She would ask Mei Xue to keep a close eye on her older sisters. Fortunately, Rosemary wasn't here, otherwise, given that sickly little cat's personality, she might have thrown siege equipment right in her face.

It's really strange, really. Rosemary's desire for Mei Xue was ridiculously high. Kal'tsit studied it for a long time but couldn't figure out what was going on until later when she heard from Suzuran that Mei Xue and Rosemary drank that spiked drink together. She heard that Kal'tsit had a big bump on her forehead that day, and there were some bloodstains on the wall of the medical department. Aya really couldn't understand why Kal'tsit would bang her head against the wall.

"Anyway, I'm glad you're alright, Doctor. Are you feeling any discomfort?"

"Aside from being a little hungry, there were no problems. It wasn't that I felt particularly comfortable, but it felt like all the stress and fatigue I had accumulated had been washed away."

She rubbed her shoulders; there was no stiffness. The Doctor couldn't help but let out a soft hum, then looked in the direction of Lentinium.

"Well... once I've rested up, I should go see him."

"Hmm, but I don't know if this operation will go smoothly. Theresis and the others must have already noticed our arrival."

"But since the carrion eaters and his army didn't stop us, it proves that they also want to see the potential of Amiya."

For an ordinary Sarkaz, a demon lord from another race might be quite unacceptable, but for an ancient hero like the King of Carrion, it doesn't matter at all. Sarkaz have never only had demon lords, and what he worships is not that black crown. He has seen many demon lords and experienced hundreds of years of war. He is just a king from another race.

Before seeing the crown on Amiya's head and witnessing her actions, the Carrion Eater cannot say whether she will bring new life or destruction, whether she will save humanity or enslave it.

"Perhaps it's because war is imminent, and the Grand Dukes of Victoria are also very nervous. The various countries of Terra have formed an alliance, but Victoria cannot join them, which worries them greatly."

"They're worried about the Four Emperors' battle, aren't they?"

Warfarin rubbed her temples. Back then, the war between Ursus, Letania, Gaul, and Victoria ended with the destruction of Gaul. Lingons, the capital of Gaul, which was once a symbol of the world's glorious civilization, was reduced to a living hell.

The situation was already tense, and the fact that the Reunion Movement was invited to the meeting at this critical juncture was tantamount to telling everyone that "Ursus has been abandoned." The rapid demise of Ursus afterwards made the Grand Dukes of Victoria very worried that Victoria would be the next target.

They desperately need to end this chaotic situation and then establish a foothold while the Terran Council is too preoccupied to pay attention to this matter, otherwise Ursus will serve as a cautionary tale.

"So Amiya has also encountered the Iron Duke's troops. We need to speed things up, or we might not even be able to enter the city."

"Isn't there still Mei Xue?"

"...It's because of Mei Xue that I'm worried."

The doctor tapped her fingers lightly on the steel frame of the hospital bed.

"I'm pretty much the same; I know what he's going to do."

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Chapter 112 Mei Xue Doesn't Know How to Watch the Show

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"It has been confirmed that the Iron Duke, the Duke of Castle, the Duke of Windermere, and several other grand dukes, along with more than a dozen earls, are heading towards Lentinium and have all stationed themselves about 200 kilometers outside the city."

"...Okay, I understand. You can go now."

After the absolutioner in charge of intelligence left, Therese closed his eyes and leaned back in his chair. His dark circles and eye bags indicated that he hadn't had a good rest during this period. In fact, since entering the city, he hadn't had a single good night's sleep.

As the regent of Sarkaz and the supreme general of the Sarkaz Military Council, now that he had defeated Theresa, he was determined to lead Sarkaz in his own way, even though he knew better than anyone that one wrong step would lead to utter ruin.

If he could, Theresis would never want to sit in this position. He doesn't think he's more suitable than Theresia to be the Demon King of Sarkaz, and he's not interested in that power. It's just that back then he didn't agree with his sister's ideas, and back then, whatever the Sarkaz did was wrong.

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