I traveled through Genshin Impact, and there was a chat group.

Let's wait and see the whole enthronement ceremony tomorrow.

My favorite trash can: Are you finally about to complete your first task?

Lu Mingfei: I don't even know where Odin has gone. Sivir said there will be a typhoon in six months, and Odin might come out. I'll go check the overpass then.

Doctor: You're just going to wait like this?

Lu Mingfei: Of course not, I'm still doing my job on the Hunter website!

Although most of the tasks are not very useful.

Sivir: And you, Doctor?

Terra.

Toran drove Dr. Marna and Vichdale on their way to Colombia.

Doctor: The task is arduous and the road ahead is long. I plan to gather all the survivors of the Preservation Project and take a look.

Sivir: The Preservator Project...

Sivir: Don't get your hopes up too high. That project... is physically dead... Right now, I guess only the person in charge, Friston, is still alive.

The doctor didn't say anything.

The faint electrical signal from Colombia earlier is the best proof of that.

Save them if you can, otherwise…

Even the PhD couldn't do anything about it.

While the doctor was deep in thought, Toran, who was driving, suddenly spoke up, interrupting the doctor's train of thought.

"Doctor, what are your feelings for Casimir?"

The doctor raised an eyebrow.

"Compared to Ursus and Kazdel, they're not as bad as I thought."

Sivir had always said that most of Terra's countries were a mess, so the Doctor had already decided before his travels that there weren't many good things on this land.

But compared to Ursus, at least Kazimierz only takes money and allows people to live.

But it's only slightly better.

Toran was astonished upon hearing the doctor's assessment.

Even Marna couldn't help but glance at the doctor.

"No, has Kazimir's situation deteriorated to the point where it has to sit at the same table as these two countries?"

Forget about why the doctor would compare these two countries to Kazimir for now.

After all, the doctor was right.

Toran spoke casually as he continued.

"To be fair, although I really wanted to blow up the Business Federation building, the Business Federation has still brought a lot of changes to Kazimierz."

"You should know that Kazimierz, which was once ruled by knights, was not much different from Ursus. The common people couldn't even get enough to eat."

Before the establishment of the Commercial Federation, those knights didn't care about the lives of ordinary people.

It wasn't until the knights' squires united and seized control of the economic lifeline that the rudiments of the commercial association began to take shape.

Toran looked quite relaxed.

"The same is true now."

It was Marner who said this.

Has Kazimir changed?

As things change.

At least the corruption is no longer on the surface, but hidden deep inside.

He had served as a knight in the Kazimierz and witnessed much corruption within the system.

That's when he went out to become a wandering knight-errant, leading Toran and a few others to right wrongs.

But how weak is the power of an individual?

"Doctor, have you been to the place where the infected in Kazimierz gather?"

Infected person?

The Doctor, holding Vishdel's hand, greeted Toran.

"No, there really isn't."

After all, his original intention was to bring Vishdale along for fun, so it was pretty much aimless.

Otherwise, we should listen to Sivir and go to Ursus to bring Bozokasti on board, creating a small group that all other countries will fear.

When the time comes, kick Kazimierz to the curb and use him as a money bag!

Give me 95 out of 100, don't spend the remaining 5, give me 4.5 tomorrow.

"I'll take you to see it when we get back?"

Toran mentioned it casually.

"They're here to have fun."

Marna suddenly spoke.

"Tsk, that's true."

Toran shut his mouth.

"Let's go take a look when we get back."

Vishdel's voice suddenly rang out.

Both Marna and the doctor were taken aback and looked at Vishdel.

Vishdel touched his horn and chuckled.

"I am a Sarkaz, Doctor. You've only had me for less than six months."

Vishdel used to spend all his time struggling in Kazdel.

What place could be more hostile than Kazdel?

The doctor suddenly sniffed.

Vishdale was stunned when he saw the doctor's reddened eyes.

She didn't seem to say anything... touching, I guess.

But the next second, Vishdel clenched his fist.

"It's not easy!"

"Vishdel can actually tell how many months there are now!!!"

"My two months of painstaking teaching have not been in vain!"

"PhD!!!"

Chapter 158 No, Doctor, how much do you actually remember?

Colombia.

Inside an office building.

Christen Wright took a piece of paper and wiped the water stains off the table.

Seria carried a pile of books and placed them where Christensen had dried them.

Christen walked up to an empty ecosphere and angrily patted the water-filled ecosphere.

"Müllerse, come out here! Look at the mess you've made!"

Ripples spread across the aquarium, and the water converged, coalescing into a human figure.

It was none other than Muirsay.

She blinked and acted cute at Christensen.

"Kristen, I will clean it up, but the space in this small studio is just too small."

"When I have money in the future, I'll definitely build a huge laboratory! I'll even give you a whole ecology department then!"

Christensen clenched her fist immediately.

At this moment, she had just graduated, and Rhine Life had only been established for half a year.

Muirsay hasn't even graduated yet.

“Before that, Christensen, I think there’s something else you might want to pay attention to.”

Saria held a bill in her hand and handed it to Christen.

"It's time to pay our electricity bills again."

Christensen's expression froze.

"Moreover, not only that, since Muirsey joined, Rhine Life's water fees have increased several times over."

"Same here, it also needs to be paid."

"Otherwise, we might face a major crisis of water and power outages."

Christensen put her hands behind her head and slowly squatted down.

Why are electricity and water bills so expensive in Colombia?

We haven't secured any sponsorship yet, and we've already spent all our money on equipment!

Muirsey emerged from the terrarium and landed next to Christensen.

"Let's pay the water and electricity bills first, then we can go out for a walk."

Christensen sat at her desk and opened a drawer.