Arknights: Studying medicine can't save Terra

The pain in his chest and his own predicament almost made Ulpian doubt that he had lost his memory.

Just a second ago he was interrogating that girl with long pink hair, so why did he suddenly fly to the square and lie there the next second?

It was even faster than when he threw out the anchor and charged!

"Don't be too discouraged."

Aya's face suddenly appeared in Ulpian's field of vision, her long pink hair fluttering in the wind.

Such a beautiful scene of a woman looking down caused Ulpian's muscles to tense up.

He wasn't seriously injured; he still has the strength to fight!

"You'd better not be reckless. After all... after all, I am the behemoth you speak of," Aya kindly reminded him. "Perhaps if we continue fighting, it will make your defeat more embarrassing, but this town will be destroyed."

Ulpian: "..."

Steadying his heart, which had momentarily raced, Ulpian said in a deep voice:

"You're an ally of the Extreme Realm? Just who is he?"

"First of all, although I was helping him, I don't think I'm worthy of being his helper."

Aya said seriously, leaving Ulpian bewildered: "Secondly, he's not at the Extreme Realm either."

Ulpian gradually went from being bewildered to feeling humiliated.

He finally realized that he had been tricked!

"Here, here, a seafood!"

A strange man's voice called out.

Ulpian looked up and saw an ordinary-looking Liberian man leading two people toward him.

The two were a young-looking, white-haired Ms. Felin and an old-looking, white-haired Mr. Liboli.

He instinctively tried to stand up, but Aya easily pressed his shoulder down.

"Please don't struggle. From now on, you must completely obey Ms. Kal'tsit's arrangements."

Ulpian: "..."

An even stronger sense of humiliation welled up inside me.

He realized that he had become a prisoner!

Chapter 1027 Don't get close to Qi Yan, or you'll become unfortunate.

Kal'tsit and Carmen arrived at the town square, led by the shapeshifter.

Upon seeing Ulbian lying on the ground and Aya beside him, their gazes simultaneously sharpened.

"The Agorians?"

"Aya, when did you arrive? Haven't you met Outcast yet?"

Carmen and Kal'tsit asked their questions almost simultaneously.

Carmen's questions went unanswered. After realizing the reality, Ulpian became completely withdrawn, keeping his head down and refusing all communication.

Aya shrugged and replied to Kal'tsit:

"Although I don't know who this person you're talking about is, we've only been in contact with Qi Yan since we arrived."

"You found him?!"

Kal'tsit and Carmen said in unison.

Realizing she might have said something wrong, Aya quickly covered her mouth.

Qi Yan was clearly avoiding Kal'tsit. Aya couldn't imagine how Qi Yan would retaliate if she exposed his whereabouts.

When they first met in Siesta, that strange guy nibbled off a piece of her hair. If she offended him again, Aya was genuinely afraid that he would actually throw her into an iron pot and boil her into soup.

When Aya suddenly fell silent, Carmen became anxious.

He stepped forward, ready to grab Aya's shoulder, but Kal'tsit raised her hand to stop him.

"Lady Carmen, offending her won't be much less serious than offending Qi Yan... In short, it's a disaster that Iberia cannot afford," Kal'tsit calmly reminded him.

Carmen: "..."

He awkwardly withdrew his hand, his eyes filled with apprehension as he looked at Aya.

Another giant beast.

Are all the helpers Kal'tsit summoned this level of power?

Carmen didn't even dare to feel aggrieved at this moment; he was genuinely shocked by the power Kal'tsit had displayed.

Without paying much attention to Carmen's thoughts, Kal'tsit turned her gaze to the withdrawn Ulpian.

“If I’m not mistaken, you should also be a Deepsea Hunter,” Kal’tsit said.

Ulbian's eyes flickered.

From Kal'tsit's words, he deduced that she knew other Deepsea Hunters.

“Greteia?” Ulpian said in a deep voice.

"Qi Yan threw you out to us, so it seems you're part of this whole affair."

Kal'tsit pondered for a moment and then suggested, "We don't want to continue resorting to violence. If possible, perhaps we could become partners, since we share common goals."

Ulpian stood up, picked up his hat, and put it back on.

"Unfortunately, my main target is not the Deep Sea Church or the Sea Heirs here."

Since you've partnered with Goredia, we're destined to part ways. She and the other Deepsea Hunters cannot return to Agor yet, and I must stop her.

"Can you explain why?" Kal'tsit asked.

Ulbian simply stared at her coldly, without saying a word.

“It seems your will is very firm.” Kal’tsit did not press the matter, and her tone shifted to another point, “Shapeshifters, I know you must have already started playing with Qi Yan.”

I must remind you, Qi Yan has the capital to play around, and the ability to turn the tide, yet you still let him succumb to his naivety, betting everything on him like gamblers.

When Ulpian heard Kal'tsit's words, his mind went blank as if he had been hit by a hammer.

What did he hear?

The shapeshifter, in the form of Liboli, smiled calmly and tilted his head, saying:

“We have been keeping an eye on the situation in the ocean. In fact, after the little newborn returned to the ocean, it really did as it promised and restrained its kind from going ashore again.”

Of course, He is still too young, and the number of His kin that He can command is pitifully small compared to the large flock, but He is truly trying.

"What's your explanation for that empty fishing boat?" Kal'tsit asked the crucial question.

The shapeshifter remained calm: "Iberia can refuse entry to Lateran, and every nation on this land can lynch invaders. But is it not allowed to transform into a large group?"

Kelsey: “…”

From a political standpoint, the Shapeshifter's remarks are enough to label him a traitor.

However, if we consider the Seafolk as a group, this statement becomes irrefutable. Even in the wilderness, people would not casually enter the territory of a wild animal settlement.

“I have no intention of arguing with you about right and wrong, but I hope you can always stay clear-headed and know how dangerous the path you are walking on is.”

Kal'tsit turned and left.

"Please wait a moment, gentlemen, I think I have to remind you of something."

The shapeshifter called out to Kal'tsit, his gaze sweeping over the people around him before finally settling on Ulbian:

"This gentleman has never been in contact with Qi Yan, so it's normal that he carelessly ignored Qi Yan's reminder, but I can't just sit idly by."

From Qi Yan's joking remarks, we successfully extracted the advice he deliberately left behind: "Look more at the ocean; something must have happened there."

Ulbian frowned: "Isn't this just the nonsense that Ruper was spouting to tease me?"

"Qi Yan is always playing around, but if you follow his train of thought, you can always find unexpected surprises."

"go to beach."

Kal'tsit changed course and headed towards the coastline.

Carmen and Aya silently followed in Kal'tsit's footsteps.

Ulpian stared at the group who had suddenly abandoned him as a prisoner, and it took him a long time to recover.

What exactly happened to this land?

He's a prisoner!

They just left him like that, without even sending someone to monitor him?

He might turn around and... well, there are giant beasts among these people, how could he possibly escape?

Resigned to his fate, Ulpian continued to swallow his anger and caught up with the others.

The shapeshifter suddenly turned around and looked at him, asking in confusion:

"What are you doing here?"

Ulpian: ?

“Didn’t you refuse to cooperate with us?” the shapeshifter continued.

"...I did refuse, but...but you're willing to let me leave because of that?"

Ulpian found himself completely unable to keep up with the group's train of thought.

He pointed at Kal'tsit and questioned, "Didn't this lady just say that I was thrown out by that Rupert and handed over to you to deal with?"

"You're such a strange person."

The shapeshifter looked Ulbian up and down with a strange expression.

The others looked over with strange expressions.

These days, are there still people who would eagerly beg others to capture them?

“Aren’t you curious about the information I have?” Ulbian struggled to say.

"Just ask Qi Yan, he knows more than you do," the shapeshifter said nonchalantly.

"Aren't you afraid I'll sabotage your operation?"

"Qi Yan is involved in this operation. If you can sabotage it, we will immediately shed our Sarkaz identities and join Agor's camp."

"...I can smell the scent of the deep-sea cultists here!"

"Ha, first of all, half of the Deep Sea believers here are already ours, and secondly, Qi Yan has already cornered the Deep Sea bishop at his doorstep."

Ulpian's face began to turn red.

He suddenly realized that he had become unhappy ever since he met Luper, who was named Qi Yan.

Not only have they encountered setbacks at every turn, but they've now become a dispensable extra.

But Ulbian quickly calmed down.

Based on his judgment as a skilled hunter, he realized that he lacked a great deal of important information compared to the people in front of him.

The most urgent task is to fill in the information gaps, such as the identity of Luper named Qi Yan, the nascent being mentioned by these people, and the current status of Goredia and Skadi's cooperation with these people...

With his strategy in mind, Ulpian once again took steps to catch up with Kal'tsit and the others.

"Why are you still following us?" the shapeshifter continued to ask.

Ulpian: "...Since we're already here..."

Chapter 1028 Amaya, You Are a Bag of Cat Food

In the dimly lit room, an oil lamp struggled to emit its light.

Unfortunately, in the small room with the door tightly closed and even a partition installed, its light seemed so faint.

The elderly man, with white hair and beard, was wearing ordinary work clothes. His brows were furrowed, and his sunken eye sockets were hidden in shadow.

“Thiago, the situation is indeed not optimistic, but you still have things to finish.”