Deep Sea Hunter, but Deep Sea Titan

The reunion did not bring Skadi the feeling she had expected, but she felt that at least pointless conflicts and contradictions needed to be avoided.

There were three deep-sea hunters present, and two of them were on Loting's side.

"May I take it that you mean this 'Nautilus' has found a way to fight off a tsunami?"

"It must be at least this level of power to convince the two deep-sea hunters," Goredia thought.

Skadi actually nodded seriously.

“My hunter has explained enough to you, Archon. The sea monsters almost regard me as some kind of harmful natural environment and are trying every means to eliminate me.”

"There is no need to doubt my stance."

The brass giant's hand pressed down the hunter's raised spear.

Goredia felt an immense force that was difficult to resist, and she found that she could not contend with the other party.

The phrase "his hunter" in the other person's words made Goredia feel that something was wrong.

"Skadi, what's the explanation for this?"

"What? How do you explain that?"

"I am now, indeed, his hunter."

Skadi felt somewhat embarrassed when she said those words.

Goredia, however, was less able to hold back.

Was it an embarrassing question she asked?

Goredia felt a sense of powerlessness in the face of a powerful enemy and the corruption of her teammates.

"Therefore, I invite you to join this ship on its journey to vanquish the sea monster, Madam Regent. What do you say?"

At that moment, Lotin released the suppressed pressure, and this sense of oppression from the giant object was transmitted to Goredia through the immense force of the spear.

A colossal bronze god that tears apart abominations and flesh in the abyss.

A phantom image of a deep-sea titan even flashed before Goredia's eyes.

She herself hadn't expected things to turn out this way. To be honest, she now had no confidence that she could safely take Laurentina away.

A chaotic energy interfered with her nerve signals. This was the default use of the deep-sea titan's special energy under her skin, which, like a passive skill, had a rooting effect.

Goredia wasn't even confident she could escape safely.

Moreover, the despair of her long-term struggle against Hai Si also aroused a sense of curiosity about this extremely confident giant.

“I will assess your capabilities and plans as Agor’s governor and war architect.”

“I think I need to know what happened between you and the hunters.”

Goredia didn't think she was being arrogant; it was just a natural way for the Agorians to communicate with others.

"Yeah."

"You'd better have the ability and qualifications to assess me."

When Lotin released her grip, Gladys's tense muscles instantly relaxed. Freed from the immense pressure, Gladys was surprised to find herself sweating profusely.

After dealing with the Yan Kingdom, Luo Ting understood a principle: when dealing with such arrogant and complacent people or forces, demonstrating one's own strength to overpower the other party will obviously make communication smoother.

The same is true tonight.

Chapter 219: Fishing

In Rhodes Island's highest-security conference room, an emergency meeting was convened because Lotin informed the Doctor that an Argonaut had visited Rhodes Island.

Gladys observed the interior furnishings of Rhodes Island with great interest, and she gradually noticed something amiss.

The material handling technology of this land-based vessel seemed completely different from other man-made land structures she had ever seen; it was more like, more like, a creation of pre-humans.

Goredia dared not delve too deeply into this matter, even though her technical and intellectual knowledge told her that the technology used in this ship was no different from the gifts Agor had received at sea.

"Welcome, Agor's guest."

Since Kal'tsit hadn't yet confirmed the other party's intentions, she spoke with Greta on behalf of the Doctor and Amiya.

The security for this meeting was in no way inferior to the scale of the Brass Ghost's first appearance on the deck of Rhodes Island.

“You are a ‘hunter’, that I have never doubted.”

"Moreover, Mr. Nautilus told me that you are a consul of Agor."

To Kal'tsit, Agor was still a typical Terran civilization; the Agor people simply happened to have acquired more of the legacy of the pre-civilization and thus developed more rapidly.

Since she was facing the Terran civilization, the old cat riddle never backed down.

Even though she had been killed by Theresis once.

"Unnecessary conflicts will only slow down your search for your blood relatives."

Kal'tsit's Agor is quite pure and refined.

"The underwater kingdoms can wait, but the stranded hunters may not."

“Three months and seven days ago, a strong marine phenomenon occurred off the southern coast of Iberia. Iberia quickly blocked the news, but I have my own channels.”

During Lotin's search for ways to counteract the ocean currents, Kal'tsit made considerable contact with the Iberian Tribunal and thus uncovered some information about the Deepsea Hunters.

“You were carried ashore by a special ocean current, which may have been painful for you, but it was an opportunity for us and Agor.”

"And this ocean current is merely the aftershock of my sixty years of fighting against it alone, Your Excellency."

A brass diver, a ten-meter-tall brass diver, actually stood in the conference room.

The space was artificially stretched by others, and it was really inconvenient for a ten-meter-tall body to enter the Rhodes Island warship, so Loting chose to temporarily put this conference room into the Mountain and Sea Scroll, so that Loting would not have to reveal his true form.

Although his physical form is already considered one of the strongest among the Terrans.

"You must be wondering why a sickly doctor, an ordinary film woman, and a mysterious salvage worker are standing here telling you information that is enough to make you want to kill."

“You should be grateful that my nun guided you to Rhodes Island.”

"There are three people involved in this previous civilization who can show you the truth."

As soon as he finished speaking, the mottled copper rust began to peel off, and the clean, smooth aerospace composite material took its place.

The diver became an astronaut.

In Agor's cultural understanding, the concept of "astronaut" exists.

The diaries and literary works left over from the pre-civilization have had a profound influence on the culture of the Agor people.

"Three people?"

Since coming ashore, Goredia's heart had never raced as fast as it had now.

She suddenly felt that these three people, especially the salvager, were waiting for her. The patient fisherman cast his bait with the scaled beast, and now he was putting away his fishing rod.

Only after Kal'tsit had preliminarily confirmed that Gladys was not hostile did she feel basically at ease allowing the Doctor to enter the conference room.

The frail woman with long white hair was gradually recovering, her complexion improving as if she were recovering from a serious illness. Goredia failed to notice anything unusual about her at first.

The Doctor listened quietly as the governor and Lotin conversed. Her long-buried memories seemed to flutter slightly—another preservation plan, devised in desperation…

"Let's put her problem aside for now until Laurentina wakes up from her dream."

"First, I'd like to ask you a question."

"Governor, in your understanding, what exactly is Hai Si? Is it a pest, or a natural creature?"

"It cannot be ruled out that it is a man-made biological weapon."

Goredia's answer was partly correct.

"it is good."

"I hope you will handle the information you are about to hear properly, Your Excellency."

“The swarms are biological machines. They were not weapons at the beginning, Archon.”

“You are an excellent scientist; my hunter and I have mentioned you. You should know that touching broken machinery is dangerous.”

The spacesuit transformed back into a brass diving suit, rubbing together and making a teeth-grinding sound.

It felt as if my fingers had been caught in a broken machine and pulverized.

"Someone touched the broken machine, causing it to operate incorrectly?"

Goredia thought she had guessed the answer.

"The truth is far worse than that, Your Excellency. Some of the wise men of Agor knew that the machine was broken, yet they still deliberately made contact with it."

"This was not an unintentional accident, but a deliberate act of turning a broken machine into an out-of-control weapon."

There's no doubt that Project Blue Tree was already facing some problems.

But this does not preclude the fact that the sage of Argoll had subjectively exerted the influence to shape it into what it is today.

Goredia's pupils were trembling.

Ha, this eccentric brass salvage worker actually said that the problems with Haisi were the fault of the Agorians.

impossible.

Agor is reason, civilization, and the future.

Agor embodies all positive emotions. Agor never makes a mistake. Agor can solve all problems. Agor is glorious.

This is a natural understanding for every Agorian, although the threat from Haisi has shaken it.

"evidence?"

“Evidence. I can take you back to the sea and let that sage tell you the truth himself.”

The salvage crew calmly observed the unsettled Gretia.

"You should be glad that I'm not looking to settle scores with who is responsible for the Haisi threat right now; the priority is to eliminate the threat itself."

"We'll head to Saltwind City first, where we'll remove one of the Fallen Ones' wedges."

"Then head to Granfalo and clear a channel to the sea."

"Haha, Buoragan's ship, I really want to see it again."

The Fool, the Fool that held a certain allure for Loting, at the very least, he wanted to witness the end of this sorrowful place.

"The ocean currents created by the large groups can no longer stop my progress."

“Buoregan, if it was 60 years ago, then that makes sense. Were you a salvage worker on that ship?”

Most Agers hold the land in utter contempt, but Buoregan built a bridge between the land and the sea 60 years ago, and his books became the only source of information about the land for many Agers.

Buoregan and the Fool are among the few land-based impressions of the Agorians.

"No longer, Your Excellency. That salvage worker is dead in the Great Silence."

Lotin could tell that this seemingly calm governor was in a state of turmoil no less than Skadi had been.

She is a better thinker than Skadi, so this confusion will afflict her for longer.

Skadi had already completely surrendered herself to him, so she didn't face too many dilemmas and troubles, but the ruler had to face a much harsher reality.

"And then what? How will you deal with the endless monsters?"

"Put them back on track, or wipe them out completely."

The brass diver's words were incredibly firm, and they were also filled with the deepest resentment and hatred. The brass diving suit and the giant anchor made a sound as they rubbed against each other, and the evil spirits of the abyss echoed through the torrent of history.

"That smell is so familiar, has a new blood relative arrived?"

Laurentina, now awake, sent a message in the system chat interface.

"Ah, my nun has awakened."

"Now, let's talk about her."

Chapter 220: Second Captain: The Most Delayed Episode

"First, I must emphasize a fact to you, Goredia."

"Lauren Tina is doing very well with me."