People in Terra, governing a weird little country

Ernst walked to the wall and glanced at the calendar.

It's been almost a month since Holhaiya asked for leave, not to mention seven days. Not only did she not come back, she didn't even send someone to bring back a letter from Columbia?

Even if he wanted to extend his vacation, Ernst would accept it as long as there was a reasonable reason. But Holhaiya...

This is considered absenteeism without reason!

A bad guess suddenly popped up in Ernst's mind.

Damn, he had worried about this when Vina went to Longmen for a visit.

The environment in Kjerag was still a bit too bad. Even when Bobo came here, he had to praise that “I have many similarities with the people of Kjerag.” Even if talented people like Holhaiya and Vina came here on a whim, Ernst could hardly be sure to keep them.

The only way is to be a ruthless boss, demonstrate the spirit of the park, and try not to give them the chance to escape!

But perhaps Vina's final choice to return to Kjerag weakened Ernst's vigilance, and for a moment he did not even think that Holhayya might be able to escape!

"You're so careless!"

Ernst stamped his foot.

"Damn it, how can I catch her....Oh no, please come back to work?"

"boss?"

Before Ernst could think, Xinteleya's voice suddenly sounded outside the door. Ernst blinked and replied:

"come in."

Xinteleya pushed the door open and started explaining as soon as they met:

"Boss, you are back. I didn't skip work just now. I went to the newly built square."

At this time, Ernst had no intention of catching Hintleya being lazy. After all, at least she didn't take advantage of her absence to go back to Casimir, right?

Even if Run went back, Xinteleya would not be able to find a good job due to her awkward position in Casimir.

The Commercial Federation would not accept her, and the Supervisory Commission would not recognize her either. Even if she wanted to look for Mainna again, Xinteleya could not come up with anything that could impress her uncle.

"It's okay, it's okay." Shaking his head, Ernst signaled Hinterea not to worry about it.

Xinteleya finally breathed a sigh of relief and spoke;

"I just went to the square to supervise the unloading of Rhodes Island with Lola and Miss Anmer."

"Rhodes Island is back?" This was a pleasant surprise. Ernst had thought that it would take at least a month for Rhodes Island to travel from Kjerag to Columbia and back.

It was completed in more than half a month. It seems that Ernst still underestimated the speed and strength of the landspeeder.

This thing is a good one. If you get a chance, you must get one!

Now that Rhodes Island is back, Ernst has some other ideas.

He had originally planned to take the opportunity of sending Enshia to the island to treat his mineralogy to visit Rhodes Island. Now it seemed that if a round trip from Columbia to Kjerag only took more than half a month, he could follow Rhodes Island and make a trip to Tremont?

That's right, he plans to catch...find his missing employee himself!

"Holhaiya, you'd better be in trouble."

"If you're really absent from work without a reason, I'll severely deduct your GPA when I catch you back!"

I went to the hospital for an X-ray this afternoon and found out that I had a fractured foot.

The doctor said that I had no broken bones and asked me how I got hurt. I said that I fell down when I was going down the mountain. He seriously advised me that young people like to go hiking in those barren mountains. Can't you choose a safer park to climb?

I was very embarrassed.

Because I didn't climb any dangerous mountains, and I even fell on the ground when I was going down the ladder.

sad.

I need to take a day off. The doctor said that after applying the medicine and bandaging the splint, I need to rest for one to one and a half months. Now I need to stay in the hospital for a week for observation. I will update again when I bring my laptop here tomorrow.

terribly sorry.

Chapter 174 Ernst: Damn, little sissy!

Columbia, Rhine Life.

Parvez sat in his office, looking at the computer that had been opened by Hemer and was no longer clean or safe, feeling a little annoyed.

What worried him was certainly not how to punish Hemer, but how to meet Levi's demands.

A body that is strong enough but has no consciousness. Doesn't this mean that what Levi needs is a corpse?

But where can one find a corpse strong enough?

As we all know, most of the strong men on Terra have high offense and low defense. Even someone as strong as the Witch King, who could bring about natural disasters and destroy the Gaul vanguard, was finally killed by two people in a midnight duel.

Everyone's fighting power is quite exaggerated, but when it comes to defensive means, there are really no famous moves that have been passed down to the world. If you have to pick out some big guys who have achieved sainthood in the flesh from all the Terran squishy, ​​then Parvis can only think of three races.

The strong and not-so-rare Vaifan race. The slightly weaker but common Fengti race. And the strong and common Sarkaz race.

But to be honest, it was really difficult for him to find the corpses of the strong men from these three races.

To be considered powerful and to meet the standard of being able to carry a fire demon, this body must at least not be a child like Ifrit. And where can he get the body of a middle-aged Vaifan who died abnormally, a strong man from Fengti?

On the contrary, the bodies of Sarkaz that meet this requirement are much easier to find.

Because most of the Sarkaz don't live to old age.

But if he hadn't reached the end of his rope, Parvis had no intention of messing with the Sarkaz's corpse.

That race is so weird. Often, killing a Sarkaz is not the end of the matter.

Parvis had heard a ghost story about Sarkaz in Letania before. It was about a wizard who killed a Sarkaz during the day, and the soul of the Sarkaz came to seek revenge at night. He killed the soul of the Sarkaz at night, and the soul of the Sarkaz came back the next day.

It was easy to kill a Sarkaz, but difficult to kill a Sarkaz. Especially now, after Parvis officially came into contact with the fragments of the Fire Demon, he understood the value of this ghost story even more.

A Balrog who had been dead for who knows how many centuries, but a piece of his body that fell off still contains his will, and can even be used as the cornerstone for resurrection to reshape a complete Balrog.

The Sarkaz are really weird.

He couldn't guarantee what would be resurrected if he found the remains of a Sarkaz and gave it to Levi.

"Oh, what a headache. Levi really gave me a difficult problem."

After a long sigh, Parvis did not lose his fighting spirit despite his troubles.

The Flame Demon Project has been able to progress to this point today. From the original level of simply relying on the power of the Flame Demon to create a biochemical weapon, it has progressed to reviving a powerful Flame Demon. This is already an unimaginable leap. As a scientific researcher, Parvis is overjoyed!

If his old body was not so weak, he would even be willing to step forward himself and allow the fragments of the fire demon to be implanted into his body, to experience it personally and become the experimental sample of the greatest experiment of his life.

The frail mortal body.

"No matter what, we have come to this point. There is absolutely no reason to give up halfway."

Parvez put down the black bean tea in his hand and stood up.

He planned to talk to Muerseth and Saria.

Of course, he was not so arrogant as to dare to take the body of Director Saria, whom Christen loved the most. He went there just to ask if Saria knew any of her kind who were willing to devote themselves to science, or if Director Muirseth of the Ecology Department knew some information about other "physically strong" races.

Walking out of the office slowly, Parvis glanced at the computer on the desk the moment he closed the door.

The computer screen was still on. He didn't change the password or even turn it off.

"Click."

The door closed. Parvez turned around and walked a few steps before he "ran into" Hemer in the corridor, who was holding a stack of documents.

"Hemer?"

Being greeted proactively, Hemer trembled all over like a frightened feathered beast. She raised her head with forced calmness, looking at Parvis with a somewhat evasive look, and nodded respectfully:

"Teacher, where are you going?"

"I plan to talk to Director Saria and Director Muirseth about work. I don't think they will be back until the evening."

Parvez had a kind face and smiled as he handed his ID card to Hemer and said,

"I'll trouble you to look after the laboratory during this time. If I'm not back by the end of the shift, remember to lock the door for me."

Hemer was slightly startled, then he felt relieved.

It seemed that Director Parvez didn't notice her little action last night.

"Okay, teacher." She nodded, looking sincere.

Parvez didn't say much, just nodded slightly and turned the corner of the corridor.

Hemer let out a long sigh, stood there, listened to Parvis' footsteps slowly fading away, turned around, quickened his pace, and walked towards the office.

Director Parvis went to Saria and Muerseth today to discuss the "Flame Demon Project", which almost confirmed the information she got from the "Tin Man Detective".

Sure enough, Director Saria and Director Muirseth were also involved. Although Director Muirseth, who acted with her, claimed that he "didn't even look at it and just signed it when it was handed over", who knows the details?

And Director Saria. Hemer once thought that Director Saria might be the only person she knew who would stop this inhumane experiment.

But now it seems...

In any case, even without any supporters, Hemer would do his best to prevent the experiment from continuing.

"Teacher Parvis went to see Saria and Muerseth, which means that the Flame Demon Project may have made new progress. We need to find out immediately."

She silently defended herself in her heart, then quickly took out her ID card and swiped the door open.

"Authorization successful: Director Parvez, welcome back."

The smart door made a mechanical prompt sound, and Hemer walked into the room. Opposite her, the computer was in standby mode, like a singer hiding a secret, holding a pipa and half covering her face.

Hemer stepped forward.

Outside the door, at the corner of the corridor.

Parvis walked back slowly and watched Hemer resolutely walk into his office for the second time. There was no disappointment or anger on his face.

He didn't even think about punishing her as he had discussed with Levi.

He wanted to encourage her.

"Show me your curiosity, Homer. Show me how far you can go?"

...........

Kjerag, Tukarim, the central square.

When Ernst arrived here, a lot of people had already gathered in the square to watch the fun.

As the center of the city in the entire Tukarim reconstruction plan, the central square is now very different from what it used to be.

The original mud ground was paved with frost-resistant waterproof bricks, and the supporting commercial streets began to spread out in all directions like a spider web with the square as the center. Cold-resistant pine trees can be seen everywhere in the square as street trees, and some cold-resistant flowers cultivated by Miss Muirseth, the director of the Rhine Life Ecology Department, and donated as a gift, are matched with the square. The overall look has become more presentable.

It is said that Miss Muirseth once proposed to build a fountain or something like that in the center, but was rejected neatly by Ms. Nastie with the reason that "even a water elf like you would be frozen if you came, let alone the fountain water."

Miss Muirsyth was distressed for some time.

However, even without the beautiful fountain, the central square has now become one of the people's favorite places in Tukarim and even the entire Kherag, besides the Manzhu Courtyard.

Everybody likes to see something new.

The people of Rhodes Island treated their fellow countrymen well. During the entire unloading process, Kal'tsit and Amiya hired many of their fellow countrymen, and their wages were not in arrears. This made Ernst feel a little emotional. Isn't the current Rhodes Island actually the black-hearted pharmaceutical company as rumored?

Of course, for Kal'tsit, there may be some other reasons why she doesn't play tricks on this.

However, what amazed Ernst the most was not the dramatic change in the central square, nor the conscience of Rhodes Island.

But this was the scene Ernst saw when he arrived at the temporary recruitment shed in Rhodes Island.

"I didn't expect to see my fellow tribesmen here?"

"Young Banshee Lord? Haha, it seems that Rhine Life will have to change its view of Rhodes Island."

"Ms. Nastie, and this beautiful lady, what are you talking about?"

The two people who heard Ernst's voice turned their heads at the same time. Nastie smiled and greeted Ernst. For some reason, the expression on her face was a little funny:

"Welcome back, Mr. Ernst. I'm just saying hello to my people."

On the other side, the enchantress with expressive eyes, graceful looks, and charming smiles, who was still dressed in a black abstinence outfit, showed an expression that made people feel pity and explained: