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

"I didn't come in person. It's a pity you didn't bring your phone, otherwise I could have spoken to you more directly."

"Suri~ We've met before, haven't we? We're friends, after all. How can you treat me like this?"

Muirsey stood with her hands on her hips, looking like she wouldn't leave until Suri explained herself clearly. In reality, the water sprite's expression didn't seem angry at all; it was more like she was playing around with Suri.

"Look, aren't you a water sprite? I'm wondering, if I freeze you, will you undergo a super evolution and turn into an ice sprite?"

"It would just turn me into an ice pop, there's no such thing."

Muirseth refuted Suri's wild speculation: "Does pouring water on Balrogs turn them into steam demons?"

"Step by step, the flood should be extinguished, but the water spirits may turn into water vapor by then."

Saria, unable to bear watching the argument between Suri and Muirses any longer, coughed lightly.

"Alright, we should move on now, let's go... Muels, do you have any clues about this chaos?"

Before Muirsey could speak, Suri said for her: "The lovely water sprite Muirsey doesn't know anything. She was knocked unconscious and stuffed into the robot from the very beginning."

"No way!" Muirsey retorted to Su Rui as if she had been flung into a rage.

"Really? Then what do you know? Come and refute me!"

Suri's question silenced Muirsey. The water sprite girl looked away shyly and stammered:

“I knew Christen was planning something big, but before I could figure out what she was up to, I was knocked unconscious.”

“See? I told you so.” Suri said smugly, making Muirsays look in Saria’s direction with some resentment:

"You're so capable, do you know what Christen wants to do?"

"Of course, Christensen wants to go to heaven!"

Suri's smug and somewhat exaggerated tone was not very convincing, especially since her statement was indeed a bit outrageous.

Muirsey even put her hands on her hips, raised her finger and shook it: "See, you didn't know either."

But Saria disagreed. Instead, she glanced at Muirsey, took out her phone, and placed it in front of everyone to ask Suri:

“Suri, seriously, are you sure? What is Christen’s plan?”

"Hmm, she really does plan to go to heaven, and it's the kind of trip where she won't come back."

As Suri spoke, she simultaneously displayed Christensen's plan in Seria's field of vision and on her phone:

"She wanted to see the world beyond the sky."

Suri's tone softened, and she began to describe Christen's plan as if reciting a poem.

Volume 4, Chapter 217: Saria Attempts to Open the Door with Her Identity Card

As Suri revealed Christensen's plan and its details, everyone began to believe him.

Suri then continued to explain the current situation:

"In other words, you need to get in before that flight lab takes off, or you'll have to come up with some violent and outrageous methods."

While waiting, Suri displayed a countdown timer in front of Saria and the others:

"You still have plenty of time. If you act quickly, and with my help in cracking the code, you should be able to get in. Of course, no one can cause trouble."

As Suri continued, she went on to explain the plans following the flight laboratory:

"This plan is actually quite outrageous. Christensen intends to throw an aerodynamically inefficient facility directly into space. She hasn't considered autopilot and a series of other issues, such as how it will land. However, in space, it's actually quite unlikely that it will land."

"So, what is the most likely thing to happen?"

As Saria continued along the route given by Suri, she couldn't help but frown and ask a question.

"The most likely scenario is that nothing will happen to her. The machines and equipment will age due to prolonged operation in space, and eventually the life support equipment will also age. Then she will die in space. Another possibility is that she will collide with cosmic dust and die a more spectacular death."

Suri's words made Seria and Muirsay a little worried.

Muirsey couldn't help but ask, "Isn't there any possibility that Christen could find a suitable planet and land there?"

"Given that some planets in the universe have already been terraformed, it is indeed quite possible."

Suri nodded: "But this is not so easy. After all, compared to the size of a planet, the universe is still too vast."

Holhaia wasn't too concerned about Christen's life or death; she was more curious about Suri's other version of events:

"You said Christine wanted to throw an aerodynamically inefficient device into space, how did she manage that?"

"How else could she do it? Of course, she used her strength to make the brick fly. Although the flight facilities were cobbled together by herself, she had a power source provided by the previous civilization. That energy well, simply put, is a cannon aimed at space. It only cares about throwing people out and doesn't care about anything else."

Seria paused for a moment, then asked herself, 'So, do you think we should stop Christen?'

"It's hard to say." Suri muttered to Seria in her mind, "After all, this is the goal that Christen has worked hard for her whole life. Even if we try to stop her under the guise of doing what's best for her, it would be a bit too arbitrary."

Saria also agreed with Suri's words:

"In that case, how about we tell her the truth?... Although I'm a little embarrassed, I also hope that Christen can stay, so that she can have a better future. I mean, consider it my personal wish as a friend, Suri, do you have any way to persuade Christen?"

"I do have some information that could greatly impact her worldview, but it might not actually be effective. If she's determined to leave, my advice is to let her go."

"Okay, what's the information?" Saria didn't care about anything else now. Since Suri said it was possible, she would trust Suri. If she couldn't change the outcome, she could only wish her good friend well.

"We'll talk about it later. I don't want to repeat myself. Besides, if you can't make it in time, there's no need to share this information."

Su Rui was a bit lazy, so she urged him directly:

"Alright, you guys hurry up, I'll go organize the information to persuade Christen."

Saria nodded and continued leading her team forward. Following the path marked by Su Rui, they quickly found the flight laboratory that was about to take off.

How do we get in?

Holhaya leaned against the airlock of the entrance gold coin and knocked on it. The heavy metal door didn't even make a dull thud; only Holhaya's knuckles made a slight sound.

“Suri can solve this problem.”

The doctor subconsciously looked at Saria, somewhat puzzled as to why Suri hadn't directly controlled the door to open.

Saria then took out her ID card from her pocket: "Suri is busy, organizing intelligence. Let's see if my card can open the door."

As she spoke, Saria placed her ID card on the card reader... naturally, there was no response, and everyone stared at each other in disbelief.

Muirse couldn't help but laugh, while Saria expressionlessly retracted her identity card.

Glancing at Horhyah, who seemed about to say something, but ignoring her mocking gaze, Saria mentally called out to Suri:

"Suri? Are you there? Open this door for me."

"Hmm? Oh, right, I forgot. Sorry, try dropping the card again. I've already adjusted it." Suri seemed a bit busy, barely able to keep up with Saria's responses.

Saria nodded and took out her card again. Horhaya couldn't help but laugh: "Director Saria, you don't think that trying it again with your card will yield any different results, do you?"

Then, just as Horhyah finished speaking, Saria's card beeped on the card reader, and the airlock opened automatically after the beep.

Horhys's smile froze, and she looked at Saria in confusion: "How did you do that?"

Saria wasn't one to care much about saving face, and since she had already managed to save face, she simply stated the answer directly:

"It was Suri who added permissions to my card, and now this card can open any of the doors here."

"So where is Su Rui now? You said before that Su Rui disappeared once when you weren't paying attention, is it the same this time?"

More than Horhaia was surprised by Saria's actions, the Doctor was more worried about Suri's safety.

Saria shook her head: "Don't worry, there won't be any problems. Suri is just gathering intelligence, which will take some time."

The doctor nodded, but was a little curious: what kind of file could make Su Rui's supercomputing power so busy?

Just as the Doctor was about to ask, Suri's message appeared on her mask: "[Don't ask. I've already gathered the information; I just wanted to see Saria's reaction.]"

Some scenes are simply unavoidable, such as Saria trying to use her identity card to open the door to Rhine Lab, which is kind of adorably silly.

Volume 4, Chapter 218 Christensen: You mean, I can fly through the sky, but others can explore the snowfields instead?

The doctor nodded, a smile creeping onto her face. Fortunately, no one could see her expression through the mask.

Suri typed something on her mask, somewhat annoyed:

[What are you laughing at? I'm just a little curious about Saria's reaction. Don't tell anyone.]

The doctor shrugged, said nothing, and followed Saria into the flight lab.

Along the way, apart from some basic security equipment, there were almost no obstacles. Under Su Rui's control, these security personnel treated Saria and her group as friendly forces.

Incidentally, just like a kindergarten taking children on a spring outing, Su Rui also introduced the functions of these different areas.

Under Suri's influence, those strange facilities and machines seemed like toys meant to amuse children, even posing comically and protecting them as they moved forward.

Holhaya crossed her arms awkwardly and rubbed her arms. "I mean, don't you guys think this scene is a bit too weird?"

Muirsey looked at Holhaya with some doubt: "No, I think this kind of scene is quite interesting."

Looking at the scene before him, the doctor analyzed it rationally:

"Such a scene may be interesting for children who lack knowledge and whose development is not yet complete, but for adults, they will mostly feel fear, because the unknown means danger for adults, while children do not need to worry about this."

The doctor's statement was rational, and no one refuted it, but Suri's words made Holhaia and Muirsey both furious:

"So, Mimi is a child, but Fat Snake is an old woman?"

"Su Rui, how can you say that about me? I just have a childlike heart!"

Muirsey immediately put her hands on her hips in dissatisfaction, and Holhaya next to her also complained, "I'm not some old woman, I'm just more rational."

"Okay, okay, I got it."

As Suri spoke, she marked the route ahead: "Alright, we're almost there. Christen is right ahead."

Holhaia smiled, stepped back to the Doctor's side, and said with a smile, "I don't have a staff, so I'll leave the battle to you. Besides, Christen is my employer, so I can't help you deal with her."

Suri didn't seem to care, and simply opened the airlock, revealing Christen waiting inside to be sent into the sky by the energy well.

"...I am waiting, the sky opens its arms to me, what are you doing here?"

Christen turned to look at the uninvited guests at the door. She paused for a moment when she saw the group following the Doctor and the others, followed by Muirsey and Horhys.

Before Christen could speak, Holhaya raised her hand in greeting:

"It's not that I don't want to help you, but I was just captured and my staff was taken away. I don't have any fighting power right now."

Christen glanced at her without saying a word, then looked at Seria:

"Are you here to stop me?"

"No, I'm here to tell you something. I have a friend whose information might be able to change your mind."

Seria looked at Christensen, silently calling out to Suri: 'Suri, are you ready?'

"of course."

“My goal will not change, Saria.”

As Christen said this, she noticed that the large screen next to her turned on automatically and then some lines appeared.

"You broke in via hacking? My facilities aren't connected to the internet."

As Christen spoke, she saw the information displayed on the screen, along with Suri's voice:

“Deep in the northern snowfields of Terra, there is a portal to another planet. Soon, the nations of Terra will notice this and begin to explore it. If you are patient, you will have the opportunity to do so.”

Suri continued, "Of course, I don't know your specific ideas. Do you just want to explore the stars, or do you want to find the next planet? If you just want to explore the stars, then this information is indeed not very attractive."

As Suri spoke, she focused her attention on Christensen:

"What will you choose? By the way, if you stay in Terra, you'll still have a chance to see the outside sky. The structure of this Star Garden is quite sturdy. With a little modification, you can come back after you go up. By the way, given your special status and the great things you've done, even if you come back, it's probably not appropriate for you to appear in public."

Christen paused for a moment, then slowly nodded under the gaze of Saria and Muirses:

"Flying into the sky and exploring the stars was indeed my idea, but after I left, it was the people on the ground who found the next territory first, which makes me feel a little... I want to stay, but I also want to go up into the sky and take a look."

Christen's answer relieved both Seria and Muirses.

Muirses, in particular, couldn't help but smile and applaud: "Great! In that case, let's get started. I also want to see the view from the sky."

"Yes, I'm still doing the final debugging." Christen looked at the big screen: "Wanxingyuan's system is too large. In order for the program to run smoothly, it needs a period of reading. Perhaps you have a way to solve this?"

Christen was obviously talking to Suri, after all, Suri's hacking skills were visibly impressive.

"Of course, so are you all ready? Do you need seat belts or anything like that?"