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

As the Originium energy surged, Suri saw flowers gradually spreading outwards from Theresa's feet, and the barren, gravelly land slowly transformed into a garden.

Theresa was pleased with her work, smiling as she twirled around and turned to look at Suri: "Do you like it? Our future should be as beautiful as these flowers... What's wrong?"

Theresa noticed that Suri's gaze was a little strange; her jewel-like red eyes were staring straight at her without saying a word. Even Theresa couldn't help but feel a little nervous.

"You should be glad I don't add three spoonfuls of sugar to my tofu pudding." Su Rui paused for a moment, rubbed her eyes, and said something completely nonsensical.

"Why?" Theresa didn't quite understand what Suri meant.

"Otherwise, you'll have a way to die."

"I don't understand, Suri. Could you explain it more clearly?"

Theresa didn't understand, so she stepped forward, grabbed Suri's wrist, and looked sincerely at Suri's expression.

Prince Kazdel: 309 Boiling water inside Theresa's body

Suri looked into Theresa's eyes and slowly said, "You just reversed the Originium. In your eyes, it may indeed be a great discovery, a key to the future, but if you continue, I will have to kill you."

"...I see. I thought this would convince you."

Theresa paused for a moment, her tone turning regretful, but seeing that Suri hadn't made a move yet, she realized there was still room for maneuver.

So she took a small step forward and grabbed Suri's shoulder: "So, what do I need to do for you to help me, Suri?"

"It's very simple. You and I make a deal: I'll make sure you never use this power again, and in exchange, I'll show you absolute trust."

Theresa nodded, a faint smile playing on her lips, and then looked at Suri:

"I agreed, so what do we do now?"

"This field of flowers is perfect as a place to rest."

Suri glanced at the white flower field after Theresa reversed the Originium. He certainly appreciated the warm and peaceful scene, but there were always things that had to be done, weren't there?

Although she verbally expressed her belief in Theresia and that the demi-humans were no different from humans, Suri was unwilling to back down when it came to the survival of her fellow humans.

At the very least, the Originium plan absolutely cannot go wrong.

Suri looked at Theresa: "Sit down. This sea of ​​flowers is a perfect place to rest. I also have drinks and a telecom connection. After we finish making the changes, we can sit down and have a good rest."

"it is good."

Although Theresa was a little confused about what Suri wanted to do, she still bent her legs and sat down surrounded by flowers.

Instead of sitting down, Suri came to the opposite side of Theresa, bent down, and cupped Theresa's cheeks.

As Suri and Theresa's eyes met, Suri reached out and cupped Theresa's cheeks, then lowered her head and pressed her forehead against Theresa's, who looked slightly nervous.

While this approach might seem somewhat intimate, even with Su Rui's electronic operations interconnected with the Originium Network, caution is still necessary. After all, the closer the signal source, the easier the operation and the weaker the signal attenuation.

"Don't be nervous, it will be over soon."

Suri's gentle and calm voice made Theresa relax, but she also began to notice some problems with herself.

Theresa's crown appeared on her head, followed by a feeling of tension, as if some information was flowing through her body.

This strange feeling made Theresa uneasy, but seeing Suri close to her with her eyes closed, Theresa took a deep breath and calmed herself down.

The sensation of information flowing through the body is like cold water flowing through the body, gradually warming up, from stimulating cold water to warm water, and then continuing to warm up until it becomes a slightly uncomfortable warm water.

Theresa was somewhat worried that the lukewarm water would continue to turn into hot water, but for the sake of her agreement with Suri, she wouldn't give up this opportunity even if it meant gritting her teeth.

With this in mind, Theresa calmed herself down and shifted her attention to the flow of information constantly moving within her body.

However, what Theresa didn't realize was that those information streams were also somewhat dangerous for her.

As an individual who originally possessed certain privileges, when Theresa focused her attention on the flowing information, Theresa's consciousness, which had been deliberately isolated by Suri, was also pulled into the space constructed by the Originium.

At this moment, Su Rui had completed the rewriting of permissions and was in a console, or some kind of control hall, facing a gentle and virtuous woman with black hair and black eyes.

"Prisus, you never intended to lay a hand on her, right? I've already helped you eliminate a minor threat, so why are you now targeting her?"

In the hall filled with screens, Precys stood on a high platform surrounded by control panels and waved to Suri:

"These things are negotiable...come over here~"

"So? What do you want to do?"

Although Suri had some questions, she was, after all, his mother, so he didn't think too much about it and went to Priscilla's side. Priscilla cupped his cheeks and turned to look behind him, where Suri spotted Theresa, who had just appeared.

"...My scanning range isn't very useful here, but Theresa shouldn't have been here when I first appeared, right? Did you do this?"

Suri glanced at Precyth beside him with some confusion. In front of Precyth, he was a little unaccustomed to calling him "Old Deng".

"She came in by herself. Alright, you should go back now."

Precys glanced at Suri and gently pushed him toward Theresa.

Theresa instinctively reached out to catch Suri, but before she could, the two of them were thrown out of the universe inside the Originium by Prisses.

The moment consciousness returned, the illusion caused a brief loss of balance in the body. Su Rui subconsciously reached out and grabbed whatever he could. Then he felt a pair of arms behind him wrap around his shoulders and push him to the ground.

But the expected ground didn't come down; instead, Suri felt herself fall into a warm, soft embrace.

The scanning field of vision was also activated at the same time, so even without opening her eyes, Suri could clearly see Theresa's expression.

Without looking up, Suri reached out and grabbed Theresa's shoulders, trying to break free from her embrace. As her cheek moved slightly away from Theresa's chest, she couldn't help but question her:

"What's so funny? Rounding up, I only ended up in this situation to save your life."

"You're right, but didn't we agree to take a good rest after the revisions are finished? Where does Su Rui want to go?"

“I just want to sit over there,” Suri said, then urged Theresa, “Let me go now.”

“Do you recognize the people we saw there, Suri?” Theresa asked with a smile.

Suri paused for a moment, ignored Theresa, and took out drinks and snacks from her system space and put them aside:

"This is not something you need to worry about. Anyway, since you're going to rest, don't bother me. Let me sit down."

"You can sit on my lap."

Prince of Kazdel: 310 Theresa's Little Secret

"So, can you tell me exactly what you did, Suri?"

Theresa looked at the pile of snacks and drinks that Suri had laid out next to them and asked with some curiosity.

"It's actually very simple. I'm just disabling your advanced access to modify Originium. This feature was originally intended for emergency situations. In short, apart from not being able to reverse Originium into other substances, you're no different from before."

Suri opened a bottle of drink and looked at Theresa, whose hand was still on her waist:

"Aren't you going to eat something? Although the modification of the information flow uses mostly Originium as its energy source, it also consumes some of your own energy."

As Suri spoke, she picked up a box of cookies, opened it, and some crumbs accidentally spilled out.

"...It's not my fault. That's how cookies are. No matter how careful you are, there will always be crumbs."

As Suri said this, she didn't turn around, but she still used her scanning vision to observe Theresa's expression.

However, Theresa did not show any anger or other emotions. She just glanced at what Suri had done and then used Originium Arts to clean up the cookie crumbs to the side.

However, during this process, although Theresa let go of one hand to pick up a cup of tea and slowly savor it, she did not intend to let Suri go.

Her hands were still wrapped around Suri's waist, making it impossible for Suri to break free from her embrace.

"I've already told you what you wanted to know, so why won't you let me go?"

“Because there’s one more thing.” Theresa’s lips curled into a pleased smile as she drew closer to her goal:

“I have kept my promise and accepted the adjustments you made to me, Su Rui. So Su Rui must also keep her promise and trust me completely.”

“Of course, I absolutely trust you,” Suri said matter-of-factly. Rather, he had absolutely trusted Theresa, whom he knew, from the very beginning.

With her scanning vision, Theresa's thoughts, though not readily apparent on paper, were almost entirely within Suri's expectations.

For an individual she knows completely, even if she wanted to harm herself, there was no way she could escape Su Rui's observation.

Therefore, Suri completely trusts the "Theresia" who is completely transparent to her, based on her own data.

Although this trust is actually different from the kind of trust Theresa hopes for, it is not much different. In any case, Theresa can't tell which kind of trust Suri is talking about.

Su Rui never thought she would suffer a loss since it was a sure thing.

Therefore, he was quite confident when facing Theresa.

"So, are you trying to prove my trust in you with those things? Give me a challenge. I said I would trust you, and I absolutely will."

Suri appeared very confident. No matter what riddle Theresa posed, he could instantly grasp the whole picture. And with his information overload, Suri could naturally come up with the absolute answer to any question.

Theresa noticed the confidence Suri was displaying, but she didn't question Suri's special abilities. Instead, she smiled and placed her hand on Suri's shoulder, turning Suri around to face her.

"Do you want to play a staring contest with me?" Suri looked at Theresa, who was smiling, somewhat puzzled.

“I want to prove your trust in me.” Theresa smiled, a mischievous glint in her eyes. “I absolutely won’t kiss you next, so Suri doesn’t need to dodge, okay?”

No, buddy, in this situation, I think I need to be on guard regardless of whether the person on the other end is male or female, human or ghost, right?

It wasn't that Suri didn't trust Theresa; it was because after this period of simulation, he had become quite familiar with his own charm.

At a time like this, Theresa's promises are as unbelievable as putting a wolf and a sheep in a cage and betting that the wolf won't eat the sheep.

In this situation, unless the wolf is full or the wolf is dying, the sheep is definitely doomed, right?

As for Theresa, Suri was certain she wouldn't be impotent...

"Are you deliberately trying to stump me with this kind of riddle that's bound to have problems?" Suri looked at Theresa with considerable suspicion.

Theresa simply smiled and said, "You said you would absolutely trust me, were you lying to me all of that?"

"Of course I said it, and of course I will do it. Okay, come on over."

Suri took a deep breath and looked at Theresa: "You said you wouldn't do anything, right? Don't let me down."

Theresa smiled and nodded, then leaned closer to Suri's cheek.

At this moment, there was almost no space between the two of them, and Suri could feel Theresa's warm breath hitting her cheek.

They were too close, so close that even opening her eyes to look at the other person made her feel uncomfortable, so Su Rui chose to close her eyes.

Although the field of view is lost, the scanning field continues to function.

Theresa continued to approach, little by little, as if testing Suri's feelings, gradually drawing closer to Suri's lips.

She definitely wants to kiss me, right? Fine, let her kiss me then. I definitely can't lose anyway.

With this in mind, Suri held her breath as much as possible and observed Theresa's movements through her scanning field of vision.

Now it was Suri who was nervous. As Theresa moved closer to Suri, she didn't kiss him. Instead, she affectionately nuzzled Suri's cheek and pressed herself against him...

It's hard to say which one was more intimate, but in any case, Theresa did keep her promise and didn't take the opportunity to kiss Suri. However, using this method to get closer to her felt a bit unusual.

In the scanned field of vision, Theresa's heartbeat was gradually accelerating, but she instead hugged Suri tighter. Suri even felt that he could feel Theresa's heartbeat. Of course, this was just an illusion given to Suri by the scanned field of vision. After all, Theresa's subcutaneous fat near her heart was very thick, so it was not so easy to feel Theresa's heartbeat.

Let Theresa hug me, okay? Anyway, we'll probably develop into friends eventually, right?

With this thought in mind, Suri relaxed and didn't pay attention to Theresa's little actions until he felt Theresa caressing his waist with her fingers as if she were mesmerized.

"This is your real purpose, isn't it, Theresa?"

Suri opened her eyes, her gaze towards Theresa carrying a hint of "I didn't expect you to be this kind of person."

Theresa simply smiled at Suri's gaze and changed the subject:

"By the way, you should also get some rest. You're going on a mission soon, right?"

Prince Kazdel: 311 Suri: I'm a very good driver.

"I wonder why I had to come here during the time I should have been using for preparation?"

"But Suri, you also did some things you wanted to do, didn't you?"

Theresa slowly released Suri and stood up from the flower bushes with him, walking towards the interior of the Tower of Babel. They had agreed to meet at an office on Rhodes Island, and Suri couldn't be late.

Would you like to eat something before we leave?

“No, I’ve already eaten quite a lot,” Suri said, declining Theresa’s offer.

Once inside Rhodes Island, Suri and Theresa waited in the office for a while until the agreed time arrived.

Vishdel and Outcast were both waiting in the office.