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

"Gentlemen, these missions are related to the situation in Kazdel, so please be careful and pay attention to your safety."

Theresa looked at the small group, led by Suri, who were ready to depart, nodded to them, and watched them board the vehicle and prepare to leave.

"If something like this can go wrong, what reason do I have to stay here?"

Suri glanced at Vishdale beside her and urged, "Alright, stop looking. When you come back, should we prepare another reward for you?"

"None of your business! Goodbye, Your Highness."

Vishdel politely said goodbye to Theresa, then sat in the passenger seat, looking at Suri with some suspicion:

Can you drive?

"Of course I can, it's just that I've never driven one before." Su Rui said, looking down at the three pedals and falling into a brief moment of thought.

"What do you mean you've never driven one before? What are you looking at?"

Vishdale, along with Ace, Scout, and Outcast in the back seat, all realized that something seemed amiss.

However, they didn't say anything for the time being, except for Vishdel, who clearly expressed his doubts about Suri:

"Do you even know how to drive? If not, let someone else do it."

“Of course I can, what are you talking nonsense for?” Suri looked up and glared at Vishdale with annoyance: “I was just trying to figure out which pedal was the clutch, the brake, and the accelerator.”

Then, without giving Wishdel any time to back out, using the information provided by the scanned field of vision, Surrey stepped on the gas and drove off quickly.

With dust billowing up from the wheels screeching against the ground, the vehicle sped off under Theresa's watchful gaze.

Of course, Theresa didn't care about the dust kicked up. She simply watched the vehicle gradually disappear from her sight, then turned and returned to the interior of the Tower of Babel. Following her usual route, she arrived at the Doctor's office and gently knocked on the door.

"Doctor, may I come in?"

"The door is unlocked."

Theresa gently pushed open the door and saw the Doctor lounging on the sofa, browsing his computer.

"Has the doctor finished his work for today?" Theresa approached the doctor with some curiosity, without any intention of urging him.

The doctor, who is usually a workaholic, was surprisingly relaxed today, which surprised Theresa.

Faced with Theresa's question, the Doctor couldn't help but let out a few smug chuckles from under his hood:

"As long as Su Rui is there, there won't be any problems with work. He has a wide range of abilities, and even if he's out on a mission now, he can still contact us."

The doctor glanced at Theresa sitting opposite him and moved aside a little space in front of his computer.

"How about saying hello to Suri?"

Theresa was stunned for a moment. She had been feeling a little disappointed because of her separation from Suri, but she didn't expect that there would be a turning point with the Doctor.

Theresa got up, pushed the chair opposite the Doctor to his side, and then saw Suri driving the car.

Even while driving, it didn't prevent Suri and Theresa from communicating. However, although Theresa could hear the sounds, she didn't see Suri speak.

"Don't be surprised. I can't let the people in the team know that I'm slacking off while I'm on a mission. I can focus on several things at the same time, so there's no need to worry about things here."

The doctor also helped explain from the side:

"Actually, Su Rui was controlling the computer's speakers to make sounds, but no one was speaking."

"So that's how it is... It seems a bit noisy over there?"

Theresa heard voices from Vishdel, as well as words of persuasion from Ace and Outcast in the back seat.

“It’s nothing, a minor issue,” Suri replied expressionlessly as he drove. “It’s just that Vishdel suddenly threw a tantrum.”

The doctor was skeptical, but after glancing at the swaying ground outside the window from Suri's perspective, she deduced the answer:

"Suri, you actually can't drive, right?"

"What are you talking about? I'm driving just fine, aren't I? I've gone this far and haven't had a car accident. My driving skills are actually pretty good."

Suri ignored the doctor's questions and Theresa's somewhat subtle glances, and continued driving towards her destination.

Although the journey was a bit long, Suri, as the driver, didn't find it boring; it was just that the passengers in the car were a bit nervous.

For example, Vishdale, who was sitting next to Suri, would remind Suri from time to time, "Be careful, there's a ditch ahead! You're going to drive into it!"

Fortunately, with Su Rui's scanning vision as a guarantee, the car still made it to its destination without any major incidents.

"So, what's our plan? Don't tell me you're planning to just storm in, wake this town from its slumber with explosions, and then have us deal with everyone in the entire town?"

Having just driven, Vishdel was quite critical of Su Rui's behavior. He leaned against the passenger door, looking Su Rui up and down, then stared intently at Su Rui's face, trying to glean some clues from his expression.

"Of course not, we'll wake them up when we leave."

As Su Rui spoke, he took out the rapid-fire pistol that Talulah had given him from his system space, fitted it with the prepared silencer, and then glanced at his teammates in the car:

"Let's go, leave the car here, no one can drive it away."

With that, Su Rui opened the car door first and walked towards the town.

"Should we infiltrate? Or go in disguise as ordinary Sarkaz?"

"Do you think we could possibly pretend to be ordinary Sarkaz?" Suri glanced at Vishdel. He and Outcast were a Sarkaz, one lacking racial characteristics and the other a Sarkaz; their only option was to infiltrate.

"I know a deserted path."

Prince of Kazdel: 312 Infiltration Without Being Detected

After all, this is a small town in Sarkaz, not some moving city. It's not even a moving landmass; it's just an ordinary town built on the ground, hoping it won't be destroyed unless a natural disaster strikes.

Such towns would naturally not have very strict defenses.

Although there were sentries, they were completely useless to Su Rui. Under Su Rui's leadership, they could easily avoid all sight.

The town in front of us doesn't have enough manpower to cover all directions.

"Come with me, be quiet, and try not to make any noise."

Although they had some reservations about Suri's driving, even Vishdale didn't object to Suri's orders at this point. However, Scout asked with some doubt, "Shouldn't I go and scout ahead?"

“There are five people at the sentry post ahead: two on the platforms on either side, one in the security room, and the other two chatting while leaning against the roadblock.”

Suri dispelled their doubts with his intelligence capabilities. Scout nodded. After seeing that what Suri said was exactly the same as what they saw, this intelligence made Suri's words even more convincing.

Although many Sarkaz have eyes that are better adapted to darkness than other Terrans, darkness is still a good cover in most cases.

Suri led Vishdel and the others to the back of a low wall on the outskirts of town. With sentries guarding every gap, climbing over the wall was the best way to get there.

“There are two Sarkaz craftsmen in the house not far away. There’s no need to pay attention to them; they won’t be able to find our location.”

After giving instructions to her teammates behind her, Su Rui planned to be the first to climb over the low wall.

"Wait a minute, you're the captain, how can you be the first one to go? Who will take command if you die?"

Vishdel pulled Suri aside and whispered in his ear, "For Your Highness's sake, I'll go first for you."

Then, Vishdale was the first to climb over the low wall. In Suri's scanning field of vision, she did not disobey orders, but instead sent a signal in this direction after checking.

Then, Su Rui led the remaining people up the stairs one by one.

Compared to the "heavy" defenses at the entrance, the town's interior was less guarded. Suri and Vishdel strolled along the streets as if they were shopping, browsing the trinkets sold by the Sarkaz vendors.

Outcast wore a cowboy hat and was surrounded in the middle so as not to attract attention.

However, as they walked down a street, Suri's wandering gaze was stopped by Vishdel, who then headed towards their destination.

"You're awake. Don't get distracted while on a mission. Once Your Highness has taken this town, you can explore it however you like."

"Of course I know, I just glanced at it."

Suri angrily broke free from Vishdel's grasp and led his men to the most heavily guarded part of the town.

This is a large courtyard. Compared to the somewhat scattered sentry posts at the entrance of a town, the sentry posts here are much more densely packed, since a courtyard is much smaller than a town.

Suri led Vishdel and the others behind a wall, where they could avoid the guards' watchful eyes.

"What do we do next? It seems there's no way to infiltrate this place?"

“…Give me your explosives.” Suri thought for a moment, then reached out to Vishdale, asking for her usual explosives.

Don't tell me you're planning to go in alone.

Vishdel crossed his arms, not handing over the item as Suri had requested, but instead glancing at his teammates beside him:

"Even if someone really needs to do this kind of heroic thing, it's not your turn."

Suri ignored Vishdel's words, simply rolled her eyes, used her scanning vision to locate the explosives on Vishdel's body, took three, and then gave instructions to the others:

"Keep an eye on her. Once you get the signal, take out as many guards as possible. I've marked all the targets on the battle map. Take a look at the scan images on your phones."

After saying that, Su Rui took a step back and walked directly into the light of the sentry post.

"What the hell are you trying to do, Kazdel?"

Vishdale instinctively reached out to stop Suri, but this time Suri cleverly distanced herself. To prevent Vishdale from hindering their actions, Outcast, who had been reaching out, also had to reach out and grab Vishdale.

"Let's observe the situation first, and then cooperate with him if problems arise."

"What's there to say? If he just goes straight over there, a fight is bound to break out. I hope he doesn't get killed by those guys."

As Vishdel said this, he reached out and touched his explosives in preparation for battle, then his expression changed: "When did he steal them from me?"

However, Vishdel had no time to be surprised and turned his gaze to Suri.

However, to their surprise, before Su Rui could even step into the light, he vanished into thin air as if he had been teleported away.

"What's going on? This guy has this trick up his sleeve!"

Vishdale breathed a sigh of relief, but was still somewhat dissatisfied: "If he had this ability, he should have said so earlier. Only this guy is the captain."

Suri could hear what Vishdel said through the scanning field of vision, but that didn't affect his mood at the moment.

After all, being able to walk through a tight defense as if strolling through a garden, without even the guys next to him realizing he was there, really made Su Rui feel good.

It had been a while since Su Rui last used the high-speed holographic camouflage. He had almost forgotten about the function after putting it away, but he didn't expect to be able to use it again today.

While Suray infiltrated the courtyard, Vishdel and his men began studying the map Suray had given them. Every enemy in the courtyard was marked by Suray, including their real-time location.

Such intelligence can often be life-saving for combat operators.

So no matter how willful Suri's personality was, Vishdel had to acknowledge his importance at this moment.

After evading numerous guards, Suri made his way to the basement where the Sarkaz, who were about to be sold, were being held.

A shipping container in a warehouse was used as a disguise; once the container door was opened, it led to an underground passage.

Perhaps because of the heavy metal door in front of Su Rui, there were no guards stationed here.

Unfortunately, this heavy door is driven by both mechanical and electrical means.

Su Rui glanced outside, then looked at the heavy door in front of her. Opening the door would inevitably produce a heavy sound.

Prince Kazdel: 313 I only know the beer hall speech

Since the enemy would be attracted no matter what, it was time for the explosives that Su Rui had secretly placed while he was wandering outside to come into play.

The three explosives that were taken from Vishdel earlier, plus the explosives that had always been in Su Rui's system space, meant that almost every mercenary in this courtyard now had a bomb near them.

However, Suri couldn't perfectly hide all the bombs she had set up, and the Sarkaz's physical abilities were among the best in Terra.

Therefore, these bombs might not necessarily kill them.

Su Rui also needed to ensure that the hostages inside could escape safely, and then spread the name of the military commissioner behind this matter.

With this in mind, Su Rui first sent a message to Vishdel and the others, whose attention was still partly on their phones checking the intelligence:

"Get ready, the operation is about to begin."

As soon as Suri spoke, the bomb planted in the yard exploded, and the entire town was awakened by the flash and roar of the explosion.

However, the Sarkaz who actually lived in the town were not interested in this, and in this situation, it was safest for them to pretend they knew nothing.

Meanwhile, Su Rui took advantage of the explosion and chaos to initiate the opening procedure for the heavy metal door.

Vishdale glanced at the courtyard, which was now lit up but whose alarms had been disabled and couldn't sound, and casually tossed a few bombs in: "This should be the signal Suri was talking about, right? Perfect timing, it's time for us to start our operation."

The mercenaries guarding the compound weren't fools; they immediately realized that whoever it was, the target was most likely the "goods" locked in their basement.

"Take a team to check the basement! We absolutely cannot let anything inside escape!"

Although the person who gave the order was shot in the head by Outcast immediately after speaking, some people still heard him and rushed towards the basement.