NIKKE, after maxing out the favorability, all the Nikkis are not right

"Oh, okay, bring me a bottle of pineapple beer when you come back."

"understood."

Rabi turned around and walked out of the counterattack troops' dormitory, bathing in the fresh air of the base.

But just a few steps out of the door, she saw Cinderella standing on the side of the road, standing motionless in front of a floor-length mirror, admiring her own beauty.

"Well, I'm really beautiful."

"In the eyes of His Royal Highness, in terms of physical beauty, I should be number one, right?"

"Haha, there's nothing I can do. I'm just so beautiful."

Cinderella looked at the flawless white face reflected in the mirror and couldn't help but smile.

Coincidentally, Green, who had just woken up from a nap, was walking over from the other side and was about to go to the restaurant for dinner. The three of them met by chance, and then stopped to chat casually for a while.

"Ravi, Cinderella, did you sleep well last night?"

"Well, I slept alright, Commander."

"Me? I actually want to meet His Royal Highness the Prince more than sleep."

Cinderella's lips curled up.

Whether intentionally or not, she spoke frankly in front of Lavi and made it clear that she wanted to snatch the man from Lavi.

Although there was no expression on Rabi's face, his brows were slightly furrowed.

Cinderella is a very "straight" person.

Of course, this does not mean that she has no emotional intelligence. Her straightforwardness is often reflected in other aspects. For example, when she wants something, she will not hesitate to show her aggressiveness.

However, Green didn't think much of Cinderella's words, which were slightly competitive. He just said casually, "I'm going to the restaurant to eat. Do you want to join me? I don't know why, but I've been craving the omelet rice that Ed made."

"Okay, Commander, let's go together."

"Yeah, I'll go too."

Cinderella nodded and followed the two of them.

While chatting on the road, she brought the topic back to the mirror.

"Your Highness, don't you think there are too few mirrors in the station?"

"Hmm? A mirror?"

"Aren't those things usually installed in the bathroom?"

Green glanced back at Cinderella and asked with a hint of confusion, "There shouldn't be any reason for us to put it on the side of the road."

"But...if there's no mirror."

"I won't be able to appreciate my beauty anytime and anywhere."

Cinderella's answer made the atmosphere a little awkward.

I guess even Green didn't expect that this Sleeping Beauty who had been sleeping for a long time would be so narcissistic.

It's just a few mirrors, it doesn't cost much.

He simply agreed readily.

"Okay, I'll make arrangements after dinner and ask Ark to send over a few floor-length mirrors and place them on the roadside."

"Your Highness, thank you. You are truly generous."

"But if you really want to look in the mirror anytime, anywhere, why not try your phone?"

Green pulled a smartphone out of his pocket and tossed it to Cinderella. "Here, use it. It's not a particularly high-end electronic product, but it should satisfy your photography cravings."

"Thank you very much, my prince."

"Although there were mobile phones back then, they were nowhere near as convenient as the ones produced by Ark today."

"Is this a camera function? I love it."

Cinderella played with her phone excitedly for a while, and then immersed herself in endless filming.

Click click click.

She turned on the front camera of her mobile phone and took pictures of her beautiful face wherever she went. After walking only a few hundred steps, Cinderella had already taken nearly a hundred photos.

And her narcissistic look inevitably made Rabi feel a little disgusted.

Green naturally knew Rabi. Even if she only frowned slightly, he would smile and explain: "Everyone has their quirks, especially Nikki. Let her be conceited."

"Understood, Commander."

"Speaking of which, Commander."

"Well, what's wrong, Rabbi?"

"No, nothing, I just want to ask, when are you going to start a family?"

Rabi asked a question she had always wanted to know in a somewhat shy manner. Although her commander was a bit of a playboy, he had always remained single.

Even though Madden had been urging him to fill out a marriage application form, Green never agreed.

"It's too early to start a family."

Green said, "Even if you really want to start a family, it's not now. Wait a while, Rabbi. When I really have real power in the Ark, everything will fall into place."

When Rabi heard his promise, a sweet feeling spread in his heart.

Things will fall into place...

If used to describe the relationship between her and Green, this is definitely an appropriate idiom.

"I understand, Commander."

“I really hope that day will come soon.”

379

Chapter 379 I do.

"Oh, yes."

"We have come this far and endured so much hardship to achieve what we have today. This is all thanks to you and everyone else, Rabbi."

Green walked ahead with big strides, talking as he walked.

"We will go further in the future, Commander."

Lavi smiled and followed his steps, walking side by side. "Speaking of which, Commander, what are your future plans? After leveling the crystal region, will you continue exploring unknown areas, or do you have any other plans?"

"Plan..."

"After filling in the crystal area, our next step will naturally be to engage more with the heretics."

Green pondered for a moment and replied, "The location of Queen Letcher is still unknown. Ultimately, the information will have to be extracted from the mouths of those heretics."

"Heretic...isn't there one in the Crystal Region? Behemoth, she should know the whereabouts of the Queen."

"Behemoth? I tested her a bit before, and honestly, she gave me a slightly strange feeling. If she was a heretic under the Queen, then logically there would be no reason for her to let us go."

Green thought for a moment and explained, "So according to my guess, she might be a wild heretic?"

"Wild...?"

Rabbi tilted his head in surprise.

It was the first time she heard such a novel statement.

“So it’s just speculation.”

Green pinched his chin with his fingers and said, "Ravi, do you think there's a possibility that there's discord among the heretics? I still remember the last time Jellyfish came to rescue Fire Dragon, she was quite impatient. And Fire Dragon claimed to be Queen Letcher's vanguard general, which shows that there must be a hierarchy within the heretics."

"If Queen Letcher is compared to the King of Letcher, then Nihilista is her chosen general. Of course, there are other generals besides this general, such as Jellyfish, who is the Sea General, and Scorpion, who is the Poison General. Each general has his own territory and is a heretic recognized by the Queen with status and organization."

"Besides these generals, there are naturally some unorganized heretics in the opposition."

"Perhaps they failed the interview and were banished to the wilderness by Queen Letcher to survive. Those established heretics naturally look down on these commoners. I think Behemoth is one of the latter, right?"

"This... is not impossible."

Rabi thought about it and felt that what Green said was right.

Dr. Letcher has previously said that there is a hierarchy within the Letchers, and they form a relatively complete ecological chain like animals, and even some of their habits are similar to those of animals: specifically, when a Letcher sends out a weak signal to the outside, the higher-level Letchers will be lured by the signal and prey on it.

This is exactly the same as in the animal kingdom, where carnivorous wild animals prefer to prey on the old, weak, sick and disabled animals.

In short, there must be a corresponding hierarchy and ecological chain within Letcher.

As for the heretics with higher intelligence, there must be a set of hierarchical relationships among them.

Although the number of these heretics is far less than that of Letcher, the world is so big, who can guarantee that there are only a few heretics?

After all, the farthest area humans have explored today is only the Crystal City. If the map is spread out to cover the entire world... perhaps there are other "Queen Generals" and another "Ark" active on other distant continents.

"Lavi, do you think that the people on the Ark are the only ones who survived in this world?"

Green suddenly asked.

"Commander, it's been a century since Letcher's invasion. Under Letcher's indiscriminate slaughter, I think few people can survive on the surface."

Rabbi shook his head and said, "But it's not impossible."

"There must be some islands in the ocean on this planet. Aside from the Ocean Letchers, the Letchers we usually see wouldn't go to those deserted islands to specifically look for humans and kill them."

"So on some islands far away from the land, there may still be some people or primitive tribes surviving."

"Really? You have a point."

Green nodded, but then shook his head. "If these people really survived, I think human civilization would have been cut off there. With so few survivors, inbreeding is inevitable."

"Firstly, the ecology of an island simply doesn't allow for a large population. Take Bluewater Island, for example. I believe its population limit is around 200 people. Once that number is exceeded, the island's food supply will cease to function. Once all the animals on the island are hunted, the panic and conflict caused by hunger will drastically reduce the island's population."

"Therefore, even if there are survivors who do land on the island, I'm certain their numbers will be reduced to only a few dozen at most."

"And within a few dozen people, signs of inbreeding are likely to appear. Coupled with the lack of means to improve productivity, the wisdom of the previous generation is lost with the passing of the older generation. Within a century, I think these survivors will either degenerate into primitive people, spending their days fishing and hunting, or die out due to internal strife or their offspring are born with incomplete development and deformities."

"Commander, do you think so..."

"But humans shouldn't be that fragile. If we cultivate the islands properly, many people should be able to survive."

Rabi thought for a moment and retorted, "Commander, if you were in command, do you think you could have avoided this situation?"

"To be honest, it's a bit difficult."

"Ravi, you must remember that human civilization is called civilization because it is guided by the education of our predecessors. If the knowledge that improves productivity recorded in textbooks is not passed down from generation to generation through education, it will easily be lost."

Green shook his head and said, "And I don't think there would be many educated elites among the survivors who urgently fled to the island."

"For such groups, maintaining a primitive hunting lifestyle is the only way to survive."

"Back when the Ark was founded, we gave away admission tickets to elites from all walks of life, such as chefs, scientists, agricultural experts, doctors, and teachers. I believe that only when these people come together can civilization be passed on."

"Okay, let's not talk about this anymore."

"Let's eat first."

Arrive at the restaurant on site.

Green sat down and ordered a steaming hot and delicious omelet rice.

Ed used to work in a coffee shop. She is not a professional chef, but her cooking skills are really not bad. As long as she follows the recipe once, she can basically get the hang of it.

"Hello, beautiful maid, can I have a dessert?"

Cinderella, who had been delayed for a while because of taking photos, stood at the window and asked Ed with a smile.

"Of course. What would you like to eat?"

"I haven't had dessert in ages, and I'm not very familiar with the food of this era, so could I have a little of everything?"

"Okay, coming right away."

"Thank you."

Cinderella sat next to Green with a peaceful smile on her face.

Soon, Ed brought out the delicious dessert.

Berry-topped cakes, puffs, puddings... everything is available.