Ark, I became a mobile city, but the moon city

"So, how about our knightly adventure start from here?!"

"You're so casual... should I say it's your style?"

Lin Guang complained as she took her spear and began to maintain it. But then she sighed softly.

Forget it. Don Quixote has already made his decision, and there seems to be no better way to deal with it except to accept it.

"So, what about after leaving Kazdel? Have you considered it?"

So, after thinking for a while, Lin Guang opened his mouth and asked this.

"Hmm... I haven't figured it out yet. But don't worry! A true finisher will always adjust what they need based on the situation at hand!"

Don Quixote seemed to think seriously for a moment, but soon he spoke in a tone familiar to Lin Guang.

For a moment, Lin Guang held his forehead and sighed softly.

"Never mind... whatever you want."

"Then let's go! Without further ado, let's set off immediately!"

Don Quixote suddenly became excited and said this to Lin Guang, while extending his hand. Lin Guang was stunned for a moment, then raised his head and looked at Don Quixote.

"……So fast?"

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At the same time, inside the Hana Association, Hai raised his head, took a short break of about a few seconds from the pile of documents, and then returned to his work.

What? You said we were going to Kazdel?

We try to talk about work.JPG

Anyway, when everyone in the city decided to go to Kazdel for some fun... our dear Hai was still working overtime to the point of death from overwork.

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Just as countless people in the city began to rush to Kazdel, the locals in Kazdel also began to take action.

The first to take action was undoubtedly Theresa.

After hastily handing the Tower of Babel over to the Doctor and Kel'tsit, Theresa left as quickly as possible. She knew that her actions would alert Theresa and might even lead to an assassination attempt...

But to Theresa, these things were unimportant.

Just that afternoon, about three hours later, she appeared before Tracys. The pardoners who had intercepted her had retreated to the background.

"I didn't expect you to come."

Tracy sat down on the chair and spoke to his sister, who he hadn't seen for a long time and was also the Demon King of Kazdel.

"Yeah, yeah... If things hadn't taken a turn for the better, I wouldn't have thought of rushing over to see you at this time."

Theresa said, smiling slightly at Tracy.

"Is it something that happened in the city?"

Tracy suddenly spoke. Theresa didn't seem surprised at all and just nodded to herself.

"Well, I got some answers there. Or rather, some hope."

Hearing this, Tracy closed his eyes slightly. He had no idea what Theresa had seen in the city.

He had sent people to investigate the city. This was natural.

After all, his partner, K Company, was involved there. Theresa had also recently gone to the city, which had caught Tracy's attention... but in the end, his investigation yielded no results.

Apart from the mysterious leader, Tracys looked through everything related to the city, but all he saw was the city's unusually rapid development...

Therefore, at this moment, he couldn't help but feel a little curious:

What exactly did Theresa see in the city?

What would make her say such words?

Then, Theresis looked at Theresa, as if waiting for Theresa to give further explanation.

"What future do the Sarkaz have now?"

He is waiting.

Waiting for Theresa to tell him the beautiful future she had seen.

Therefore, Theresa was not prepared to disappoint Theresis's wait.

She took out the ball of light and showed it to Tracy. Just like Tracy when she first saw the picture, Tracy was also immediately attracted by it.

"This is the possibility that the leader showed me in the city."

Looking at Tracy who was gradually becoming fascinated, Theresa explained in a low voice:

"The possibility of the Sarkaz having a home, and Kazdel no longer wandering..."

“One in which everyone can have the possibility of the future they desire.”

Tracy came back to his senses from the scene, looked at Theresa, and carefully thought about her words.

"I know what you want to say..."

"It's not a far-fetched possibility."

Theresa suddenly stood up and said to Tracy:

"You see it too. The entire picture of this possibility is clearly laid out before us. This is possible. Each of our ideas is not contradictory, but can be realized in a unified way."

"You want to resolve the dispute this way?"

"Yes."

Facing Tracy's questions and inquiries, Theresa answered without hesitation.

So, Tracy fell into a brief silence again.

"Onii-sama. It's not like we don't have a choice."

Theresa looked at Tracy and finally said this word by word. Tracy turned his head away and after a while of waiting, he slowly said:

"So, how do you realize this possibility?"

"Are you still so idealistic?"

"I understand what you want to do. You want to reconcile now and stop the war... I understand, of course I understand. Kazdel has been in civil war for too long. If it continues like this, even if the civil war ends, Kazdel will inevitably be severely damaged."

"But...if you want to stop the war now, you know the consequences."

"The Ten Kings' Court might spark a backlash, and some pro-war factions within it might express dissatisfaction... but these are minor matters. But there will always be those who don't want to see such a scene, a powerful Kazdel. How will Kazdel face the coalition forces from other nations then?"

"Kazdel, who has experienced years of war... can't do it."

Theresis shook his head and made such a decisive judgment. But Theresa's eyes remained bright and sharp.

"No, there is a way, brother..."

"In this incident, the city will definitely play a vital role."

Chapter 94: 91 The Adventures of Don Quixote and His Follower Lin Guang in Kazdel

When Theresa made such a firm statement, Theresis couldn't help but turn around and look at Theresa with complicated eyes.

"Are you sure?"

"The leader won't provide overt assistance, but he promised the city would lend a hand. However, even just the existing entities and companies in the city... can already provide Kazdel with a tremendous amount of help."

Theresa exhaled lightly and said, "This should have been decided in the previous transaction."

So, after these words were spoken, it was Tracy's turn to hesitate.

Should I accept Theresa's opinion?

Emotionally, he was certainly willing to accept it. But there were still too many issues to consider... Could Kazdel, now, afford such a gamble?

This is a gamble where the chances of winning are still uncertain?

Tracy felt that time had hardly passed, but the thoughts in his mind had been rolling around again and again.

“I think this is pretty good.”

Suddenly, a third voice rang out between the two of them. Theresa and Tracy raised their heads almost simultaneously and looked towards the door—that was where the familiar voice came from.

Then they saw who was coming.

It was a silver-haired woman who walked in with a swagger, and the Absolver did not stop her - Tracy remembered that he had personally ordered the Absolver to do so.

Because the person who came was Hill, one of the most important partners of the Kazdel Military Committee.

"What are you doing here?"

Tracy stood up, looked at Hill, temporarily interrupted the previous topic, and asked this.

"Of course I came to see my allies. After all, my business acumen tells me there's a big deal to be made here."

Hill whistled and said with a grin. Theresa also raised her head and looked at this familiar yet unfamiliar friend.

"...You heard everything?"

"Of course, I know everything."

Hill agreed immediately, then narrowed his eyes slightly as he looked at Tracy and said:

"So, that's why I'm going to ask you a question."

"What caused you to lack the courage to do so? The casualties among the Sarkaz? The opposition of the Ten Kings Court? The possible war?"

"Well... I guess, ultimately, it's just because someone might die in it, right?"

Hill said this with a cheeky smile on his face. Tracy's face stiffened for a moment, then he nodded.

Then, Hill's smile widened. He took out a green ampoule from his waist, shook it under the light, and said with a smile on his face:

"But is this really a problem?"

"I think I need to reintroduce myself. The person you're dealing with now is Hill, the founder of K Company. Our main business is medical treatment. No matter what kind of injury or illness, we can absolutely cure it perfectly."

"We will help you two. If you wish to complete that possibility, we will provide you with ampoules in quantities you can hardly imagine. All we need in the end is a small price."

"What do you two think of this deal?"

As Hill spoke, he opened his arms towards Theresa and Tracy, with a smile on his lips.

Now is the time to clear out your inventory!

Hill saw that the dozens of ampoules of concentrate in K Company's inventory had not been full for a long time!

Then, Theresa and Tracy looked at each other.

The answer seems to be ready to come out.

"The price is negotiable... As a businessman, I will definitely charge a price. But please rest assured, no matter how many ampoules you need, this price is within your means."

"……I see."

Tracy said, closing his eyes slightly, then placing his arms across his chest, and speaking in a deep voice:

“From now on, Kazdel will slowly declare a ceasefire…”

"After a definitive ceasefire, announce the re-merger of the Military Council with Babel and pursue the possibility of a co-governing future."

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"Oh, that's Kazdel!"

On the other side, Don Quixote was walking in the wilderness, looking at Kazdel, whose outline could be vaguely seen in the distance on the horizon, and he couldn't help but say in admiration.

"Be careful, Mr. Don Quixote... Kazdel isn't particularly peaceful."

Lin Guang walked behind Don Quixote, with his hands behind his back, and said this with a sigh.

"After all, this is a country that has experienced years of civil war... It's only natural that it's not peaceful."

Lin Guang muttered to herself while looking at Kazdel from afar. But she soon realized that Don Quixote didn't seem to be listening to her.

After all, Don Quixote, who had already run more than ten meters away in one step and whose attention was attracted by the overturned cart on the side of the road, did not look like he was listening to Lin Guang's speech.

"Hey! Oh... never mind."

Lin Guang cried out, but soon his face changed to a helpless expression. He walked forward and stood shoulder to shoulder with Don Quixote again.

"What have you discovered?"