Ark Simulator, don't I have no physical form?

'Have you taken care of Robin's matter?'

"Of course, I have already transferred the money into her father's medical account without any suspicious trace. It looks like a good friend noticed his difficulties and then sent him some money."

As Suri said this, she couldn't help but complain, "Speaking of which, medical expenses in Colombia are really damn expensive! There's definitely something fishy going on, a shady deal where insurance companies and hospitals collude to rip people off! It's a shame I can't do anything about it, it's just awful."

'Didn't you pay the bill with money from an unregistered person?'

Hearing Suri's indignant voice in her mind, Saria couldn't help but smile wryly.

“This is different. It’s one thing to swindle money from those unscrupulous individuals, but it’s another to commit fraud in cooperation between hospitals and insurance companies. No, I have to think of a way.”

Su Rui was almost about to start operating again, as if she was preparing for something, even more intensely than when she was preparing money for the account earlier.

“Oh, right.” Suri paused for a moment, marking some information in Saria’s mind: “These are the records of my remittances to her father’s medical account and some other evidence. You can use this to persuade Robin.”

After saying that, Su Rui hurriedly shifted her attention again and began to devise a new plan.

Saria carefully examined the highly persuasive intelligence that Suri had prepared, glanced at the data that Suri had specifically sent her on her phone, and nodded in approval.

At the same time, she couldn't help but be curious and a little worried: "How do you plan to retaliate against those insurance companies and hospitals that are full of shady dealings and exploitation?"

"I have no intention of retaliating; I'm just promoting some practical life tips."

Suri is definitely sophistry, Saria thought to herself.

You had no choice up to chapter 208 of Volume 4, now...

So what exactly are your plans?

Having already discovered many unstable factors in Suri's personality, Saria decided to ask for clarification, otherwise she would always feel uneasy.

"I just want to chat with a few like-minded people, teach them some strategies, and share some information. Of course, if needed, I can teach them how to make heavy crossbows."

As Su Rui spoke, he deliberately showed his chat interface, where he was communicating with hundreds of people simultaneously—in fact, he was currently having a conversation, not preparing to start one.

This method of using violence to combat violence is inappropriate.

"But this is the only way for many people to fight for their rights."

Suri silenced Saria with just one simple sentence.

After thinking for a moment, Suri gently comforted her:

"Don't worry, I'll be careful. I won't cause any major trouble, and I won't harm any innocent people."

"...That had to be the case, Suri, otherwise I'll tell your mother."

Saria couldn't help but sigh, hoping that this method would at least make Suri restrain herself a little.

"What? Of course I wouldn't do anything excessive. This shows you don't trust me!"

Su Rui first complained with dissatisfaction, then said with some smugness:

"And I'm not afraid of your threats. The Doctor won't hit me. First, she can't hit me, and second..."

Suri listed various reasons to make his statement seem more convincing.

But when he started rambling on and on about his explanations, Saria knew that her threat still had some deterrent effect.

Rather than saying that Suri really convinced her, it would be more accurate to say that Suri really convinced herself that the Doctor couldn't spank him.

The problem is, Saria didn't mention this time that the Doctor would spank Suri.

Seeing Suri's outwardly calm but inwardly panicked and desperate attempts to explain herself, Saria almost couldn't help but laugh in front of the prisoners.

Fortunately, she had pulled her hat brim low and was standing in a corner, so not many people could notice her.

Suri's online interactions didn't last long. Soon, around the time Barton finished his speech and told the prisoners to go home, Seria heard Suri's voice again.

"Got it. Don't those guys usually like to look down on ordinary people on their social media accounts? Let's show them what it's like to be exploited ordinary people!"

Su Rui said smugly, clearly having already made arrangements.

Seria felt somewhat helpless. She felt that Suri's actions were inappropriate, but at the same time, she felt that Suri's behavior was indeed worthy of applause. Reason and emotion were fighting, and in the end, she decided not to express her opinion, but simply nodded.

'By the way, is there anything else I should be aware of in prison?'

"Which aspect are you referring to? I've already marked most of the places that need attention. Oh, there are still some."

Suri paused for a moment before remembering something and showing some photos:

"Although none of it is anything particularly good, I must say that the Colombian army's food is almost like that of a prison."

The food is terrible and perfunctory after layers of exploitation. Prisons serve cheap, various kinds of nutritious porridge. Some prisons do have better food to help prisoners calm down, but the vast majority are terrible.

As for the Colombian army, Suri didn't mean to mock them, but the photos he collected showed that they weren't very impressive.

Contrary to the propaganda, after being exploited at every level, the army's food sometimes appears to be even more meager.

“You might care about this, although it doesn’t have much to do with the prison or our actions this time.”

Suri said this.

Saria nodded silently, watching with mixed feelings as the prisoners, guided by the guards, began to return to their respective areas.

"By the way, I've already made plans to go see Robin, but you seem a bit out of sorts. How about we reschedule?"

Suri noticed that Saria's expression was a bit off and asked her with some concern.

"No, no need, just take me there."

Saria gently shook her head, putting aside her chaotic thoughts, and then left with the other prison guards, parting ways at a fork in the road.

Then, with Suri's reminder, Saria found Robin's location and deliberately lingered in a place where Robin could see her.

In theory, a prison is a place without blind spots, even including the toilets.

However, if you're willing to look for opportunities, you can still find places where no one will bother you.

Soon, through Suri's arrangement, Saria and Robin, who was attracted by the signal, met in a corner of the prison.

"I'll get straight to the point and look at this."

Saria glanced at the wary Robin, said nothing, and simply handed over her phone.

She had already locked onto Robin in front of her. If Robin really wanted to run away with the phone, with Suri's warning, Saria could subdue her immediately.

Moreover, the time spent in the blind spots of prison is very short, so she needs to make the most of it.

Robin took Seria's phone and glanced at it. The remittance records and her father's current situation made her breath quicken. She looked up at Seria in surprise:

"Have you prepared the money for me? What do you want?"

Now that he had come before her, he must have some request, and Robin was still quite glad.

Seria nodded: "Actually, it was my friend Suri who helped you arrange it. He said this would get you on our side, and we need your cooperation to rescue Anthony."

"Okay, I understand. Thank you and Suri for everything you've done."

Robin nodded excitedly and returned the phone to Saria.

Saria glanced at Suri's suggestion and said to Robin, "There's a prison guard named Jeston who'll try to recruit you. Just pretend to listen to him. I'll remind you when it's time to take action, or you can make your own judgment."

Robin nodded, then watched as Saria held the phone to her ear.

Robin paused for a moment, listened carefully, and then heard Suri's voice greeting him:

"Hello little raccoon, your tail looks so nice to touch. How about I touch it sometime?"

Was this harassment? Robin's cheeks flushed instantly, but then she felt that Suri sounded a bit childish, so she wasn't angry for a moment. She just looked at Saria with a puzzled expression:

"This is Su Rui?"

Volume 4, Chapter 209: Inescapable Jehovah

Saria nodded expressionlessly to Robin; she had, of course, heard Suri's strange remarks.

"Don't worry about it, that's just Suri's personality. You don't need to pay attention to his strange words."

This is the experience that Saria summarized, which naturally aroused Suri's dissatisfaction:

"What are you saying? What are you saying? Am I talking nonsense? I'm openly expressing my love for fluffy, bushy tails!"

"..." Saria didn't reply, but there was a subtle difference in their expressions. Putting aside why someone would express their love for Tail, how could someone describe it as blatant?

Even though Robin could tell that Suri was a bit childish and liked to be mischievous, she still couldn't help but feel a little shy after hearing what Suri said.

The detective girl, who enjoyed watching old movies, nodded to Seria and didn't forget to say goodbye to Suri.

"Then I'll head back first, otherwise I'll be discovered, Ms. Seria and Suri."

“Mm.” Saria nodded, and the screen on her phone that she showed to Robin displayed a waving goodbye emoji.

…………

Life in prison is actually quite monotonous. After all, even if you want to escape, you need to rely on preparing intelligence day after day, rather than relying on overwhelming strength to fight your way out.

Such a thing does not exist in Terra. Even if an individual is powerful, they can still be killed by sheer numbers. Ultimately, this is a world where individual strength cannot surpass that of the collective.

Nothing went wrong during the time the prison was operating normally, since everyone was gathering intelligence—that is, everyone except Saria.

After all, even Jeston needed outside help to get him out of trouble after completing his mission.

Therefore, the final operation will only begin when Mansfield Prison is close to the next mobile city, so that it will be easier to escape directly after the operation is completed.

Suri said in Seria's mind, "I've already arranged everything."

Since the routes of the mobile cities are fixed, the White Owls and the others who were outside had already received Suri's message and arrived at the next mobile city where Mansfield Prison would dock.

Suri directly presented their information to Seria. Mel was actually quite suitable to be a mechanic in Mansfield, after all, that was her major, but due to research and planning matters, Mel ultimately did not go.

The white-faced owl was unable to enter due to its own problems. Although it seemed to speak only slightly mechanically, the white-faced owl's physical condition prevented it from participating in the action. The white-faced owl actually suffers from severe amnesia.

"Hmm." Saria nodded. The time for the plan to be executed was fast approaching, and both Jeston and Himer were feeling somewhat restless.

Suri created a progress chart of the entire plan using graphics and text, similar to a mind map, and even listed contingency plans in case of unexpected events.

Although it was indeed very meticulous, the doodles that Suri had made next to those backup plans made Saria clearly feel how dissatisfied he was with these so-called backup plans.

After all, in Suri's view, his plan could not possibly go wrong.

However, after being persuaded, Suri obediently made different plans. Saria didn't ask for too much, but looking at the little ducks and kittens in front of her, as well as the graffiti expressing dissatisfaction such as sticking out their tongues, she couldn't help but laugh.

Ifrit is the same way when she doesn't want to do her homework. She'll scratch her head in front of her workbook for ages without being able to write a single word, but she's really good at drawing little things.

Why are you laughing? Are you thinking about something bad?

Suri also noticed Saria's unusual behavior and questioned her with suspicion.

"Why do you say that? Couldn't it be that I thought of something happy? Like Ifrit?"

Seria couldn't help but chuckle and ask back, even she couldn't resist teasing Suri.

Even when you're happy, the corners of your mouth only turn up slightly, never like this.

Suri retorted irritably and showed Saria her current appearance: "Look, you wouldn't normally be smiling so cheerfully. You must have thought of something really outrageous."

Saria was surprised to see herself smiling in the image Suri showed her, and she was somewhat dazed.

So it turns out that she and Su Rui are such a happy couple?

Saria calmed down and thought things through carefully. She was very rational, including when it came to emotions, and naturally she wouldn't ignore or run away from them.

After a brief analysis, Saria confirmed that she did indeed have very deep feelings for Suri. Whether it was chatting or accompanying each other in investigating information, these things made Saria very happy.

Based on the examples Saria had seen in her interactions with others, Saria believed that she had feelings for Suri, and that their relationship had reached the point where they could discuss marriage.

After all, marriage is just two people living together. Most people don't have deep feelings for each other; they're just trying to survive.

In contrast, Saria felt that although she and Suri didn't have feelings for each other yet, their relationship had already surpassed that of many married couples.

In other words, if things continue to develop, the relationship between him and Su Rui can get even better.

Saria became increasingly convinced that her idea was correct, and nodded emphatically, unable to resist thinking about the future.

What should she do after getting married? Should she have children? However, Seria felt that she was not mentally prepared for this... But speaking of children, Ifrit was also like a child between her and Suri.

We'll sound out Suri later. Saria doesn't seem to care about this, so we'll see what Suri thinks.

Having made her decision, Saria nodded subconsciously, then turned her attention back to the work she was doing.

“I’ve already sent them the planned route. Although I hate to admit it, this prison is really tight. If you don’t want to run into those prison guards head-on, you should definitely choose the route that Himer initially decided on.”

As Suri spoke, she also displayed Jeston's tag: