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

Having evaded the patrolling guards and cleaning staff, Vishdel led Suri to the entrance of Theresis, only to see a warning sign on her goggles telling her to wait.

Trusting Suri, Vishdel stopped, looked at Suri, and asked with his eyes what had happened.

Suri glanced at her, then jumped out of her arms and pushed open the door.

Only after entering the room and meeting Theresis's surprised gaze did Vishdel see Suri's answer through his visor:

"I can't exactly be carried into the office by you, can I?"

Vishdale couldn't help but purse his lips, but after seeing Theresis, he became wary and didn't try anything funny with Suri at this moment.

Prince of Kazdel: 345 Fulfilling the Agreement

"It's you? Rumors about you are everywhere in Kazdel lately. They all say you're a master strategist, practically a vixen by Theresa's side."

"What kind of ridiculous title is that?" Suri said, hands on her hips in dissatisfaction. "Even if you want to address me, you should call me Prince of Kazdel! Understand? Prince! That is, the Queen's consort."

Therese raised an eyebrow, not particularly surprised, but Vishdel, standing beside her, fell silent as if struck in the heart.

However, Vishdel had his own concerns and couldn't help but interject, "How dare the Sarkaz call someone a demon queen? Aren't we always called demons ourselves?"

Therese ignored Vishdale's words and did not pick up his weapon. Instead, he looked at Suri and said, "You seem to have secretly contacted many people on the Military Commission. What do you want with me?"

"Of course, I'm here to convince you, to tell you that the military commissioners are all my people now, so you should understand the current situation and then talk to me about what's next, right?"

Suri pulled out the chair opposite Theresis and sat down, glancing at his desk: "You don't even have a computer here?"

"...I don't need that kind of thing."

"Theresa can even fix electronic doors, but you, her older brother, can't even use a computer."

Suri said irritably, taking a relatively large tablet from her system space and placing it in front of Theresis:

"I don't know why you call me the Demon Queen, but I always convince others with reasonable and convincing evidence. Just look at this and you'll see. Kazdel's future is in my hands."

"Kazdel's future should be in the hands of the Sarkaz themselves."

Therese instinctively remained defiant, but then picked up the tablet that Suri had placed in front of him and started looking at it. Suri turned to look at Vishdel beside him, thought for a moment, and then showed the plan to Vishdel as well.

The method of fighting against external enemies is one part of it, but the Sarkaz themselves can actually do this part quite well. Suri's plan is only slightly better than theirs.

The real highlight was the reconstruction and development of Kazdel, with every step described in detail, as if Suri had always done it herself. In fact, Suri herself was a little surprised at how well she knew about it.

But that doesn't matter. At least seeing Theresis's increasingly serious and earnest expression, Suri knew that he truly understood her thoughts, which meant that persuading Theresis wouldn't be a difficult task.

After a moment, Theresis finished looking at the information that Suri had shown her, put down the tablet in her hand, and wanted to push it back to Suri but was a little reluctant: "These plans... are very good. If they can be implemented, Kazdel will definitely be able to develop."

Seemingly because of the many setbacks she had experienced, Therese was still unwilling to speak too definitively, and Suri didn't seem to care.

Before Theresis could speak, Vishdale couldn't help but lean close to Suri's ear and say, "These plans are just too damn good, aren't they? Even I think they have a real chance of being implemented."

"That's just because you haven't seen enough, so you see a plan and think it's feasible. But Suri's plan is indeed very good."

Therese spoke coldly, looking at Suri: "Could I have a copy of this plan? That way, I should be able to convince the rest of them... How many have you convinced already?"

“Telling you is fine, but soon the Military Committee will be gathered to discuss the next steps, right? That’s when we’ll step in.”

As Suri spoke, she stood up from the chair in front of Theresis:

“We already have the vast majority of the advantages, so you don’t need to feel pressured. Even if you can’t convince those people, it’s not a problem. The person I haven’t convinced yet is the king of the carrion.”

Suri nodded to Theresis, then left his office with Vishdel.

"Here's the tablet for you, so you can easily check your plans. By the way, this thing needs to be charged. You don't even know that? You old-fashioned thing."

As she spoke, Suri was about to close the door, but then, as if remembering something, she opened it again and looked at Theresis, who was looking up with some confusion.

"By the way, I need to borrow your palace for a bit, is that alright?"

"what are you up to?"

"To kill time."

After saying that, Suri closed the door, not giving Theresis a chance to speak further.

He was just informing Theresis; he didn't actually intend to ask for his opinion.

As the office door closed, Suri winked at Vishdel: "Alright, things are done, and we can now keep our promise to you."

Vishdel nodded: "You've already arranged the place?"

"This is one of the few palaces in Kazdel. Although there is indeed not much people maintaining this building, there are still suitable scenes here."

As Suri spoke, he waved to Vishdel: "This way."

This time, the route that Suri and Vishdel took didn't even pass by a single Sarkaz, which puzzled Vishdel.

Without her needing to speak, Suri had already detected her emotions through her scanning vision and displayed the situation on Vishdale's goggles:

"Alright, you idiot, Theresis isn't in the mood for enjoyment. The ballroom and banquet hall in this palace are all abandoned. They may be a bit dusty, but that won't affect our time together... and there's absolutely no Sarkaz to bother us."

As Suri casually remarked, she led Vishdel through a deserted corridor covered in thick dust, pushed open a large, carved wooden door, and revealed a spacious banquet hall before Vishdel.

"Wow, this is so grand! Even though it's covered in dust, don't Theresis and the others need to give a speech or something? This place is perfect for them."

Vishdale looked around the banquet hall with curiosity, and couldn't help but gasp in amazement.

"Even when Theresis gives a speech, it's in the palace hall rather than the banquet hall. I guess it just varies from person to person."

Su Rui shrugged, walked into the dusty banquet hall, and swept away all the dust with a wave of her hand, restoring some of the former glory to the dusty banquet hall.

"How did you do that?"

"Just collect the dust. Anyway, the system space has no concept of time and is infinitely large."

Prince of Kazdel: 346 You only worry about someone else's food after you've finished eating, right?

Su Rui turned her head and glanced at the somewhat dim but still neat and luxurious appearance of the hall, and said with some regret:

"However, the electrical circuits here are all broken due to years of disrepair, otherwise I could have just turned on the lights."

"No need. Having lights actually makes me feel very uncomfortable in the dark..."

Before Vishdel could finish speaking, he stepped forward and embraced Suri, silencing him from what he was about to say:

"Alright, I should thank you for keeping my clothes clean."

"Really? Would you like to stay on the first floor or go to the second floor? There are seats and sofas on the second floor, and there's enough space for you to move around. You can even dance if you want, since it's just the two of us here."

Vishdale nodded: "Of course, we'll go to the second floor."

However, judging from her movements, she was already unbuttoning her coat.

As Vishdale unbuttoned the coat over her ballet tutu, she tossed it to Suri: "Keep this safe for me, thanks~"

"Small things."

The clothes thrown at Suri were immediately stored in Suri's system space in mid-air. After unbuttoning his jacket, Vishdel unbuttoned his loose pants while performing some unfamiliar dance steps, revealing a white, fitted skirt underneath.

"I never knew you actually had a talent for ballet."

Seeing how Vishdel easily broke free of his restraints and approached her with his flexibility, Suri put away his clothes and planned to follow Vishdel to the second floor.

Then, Vishdel walked directly to Suri's side with dance steps, picked up his dance partner, Suri, like in a ballet, lifted her into the air, and headed towards the second floor.

"First of all, I can't dance ballet and can't match you. Secondly, you're dancing the men's steps now."

Vishdale didn't seem to care much about it: "So what? Don't worry about all that formalities, just jump around however you want, why bother with all those annoying rules?"

"I just want to say that I don't care; I don't really care about the rules."

Suri shrugged, and was carried by Vishdel to the second-floor lobby, where Vishdel shoved her onto the sofa.

"Hey, go easy on me, you're making me a little dizzy."

Suri scolded Vishdel in an annoyed tone, but Vishdel didn't answer. Instead, he leaned close to Suri's cheek and gently kissed her: "Help me, tell me how to dance ballet?"

"You're really planning to dance ballet here?" Although Suri didn't understand, she still marked the ballet routine in Vishdale's eyes.

Then, as Suri tried to get up, Vishdel pressed her down:

"Don't move around. I never said I wanted to dance ballet; I just wanted to borrow some of their movements."

Then, Vishdale sat on Suri's lap and, using her flexibility, began to perform a unique dance.

As he watched those pale, white thighs swaying in front of him, and Vishdel staring intently at him with sharp eyes, a chaotic yet heart-pounding feeling surged through his brain.

Since this isn't a dance, it shouldn't be a problem to interrupt it a little, right?

Suri reached out and grabbed Vishdale's thigh, bringing her face close to hers:

"You're dancing like this on purpose, just waiting for me to lose control and then I'll devour you, right?"

“Otherwise what? But you’ve got one thing wrong.” Vishdel raised an eyebrow at Suri, then suddenly wrapped his long, shapely legs around Suri’s neck:

“I’m the hunter waiting for you to take the bait. You think you couldn’t hold back anymore? I’ve been holding back for a long time, you know? And Princess Theresa, she always appears at just the right time when I’m with you, it’s like it was all planned.”

"Hmm, I can't say much about these things. Theresa is indeed a bit possessive of her food."

Su Rui jokingly remarked, finding it somewhat amusing, but she herself didn't seem to care much about the matter.

Vishdale rolled his eyes and reached out to hold Suri down: "Don't move. Since no one is coming to find us right now, I'll just start. Princess Theresia can't possibly jump out and stop me at this time, can she?"

As Vishdale spoke, she slightly pulled open her ballet skirt, then found a spot and began a row with Suri on the soft sofa.

While it's certainly difficult to lie down on a sofa meant for sitting, there are other ways to arrange two people in a row on it, which can have a unique charm.

For example, right now, Vishdel is sitting on Suri's lap, holding Suri's shoulders, and sitting side by side with him.

Doing such intimate things in a clean and luxurious banquet hall, where there were only the two of them, was indeed a bit tempting.

There is a kind of joy in doing things that others don't allow and breaking taboos.

Vishdale couldn't help but speed up, and even began to show off his flexibility after getting used to the initial discomfort.

After Suri and Vishdel had their little tantrum, leaving the clean sofa covered in sweat and water stains, the two finally relaxed and snuggled together on another clean sofa to chat and pass the time.

"Speaking of which, I hope Princess Theresa isn't angry about this."

Suri glanced at Vishdel's somewhat worried expression: "When you were duo-queuing with me just now, you didn't seem scared at all, you were so... um~"

Before Suri could finish speaking, Vishdel covered her mouth, and even Vishdel blushed slightly at that moment: "Of course I know! But if you're not focused when duo queuing, am I supposed to be worried sick while duo queuing with you? Why not wait until now to worry about that?"

"Hmm, now that you've finished, it's too late to worry."

Suri shrugged: "Don't worry, you'll gradually understand the situation and come to your senses. Theresa may be unhappy, but she won't really do anything to you."

"Hmm... Theresa doesn't seem like the type of person who likes to take action."

At this moment, Lin's way of addressing Vishdale had changed, and Su Rui raised an eyebrow:

"Good to know, but there's one thing I need to understand: Theresa is the Demon Queen, after all. She's not someone anyone can easily manipulate."

"Of course I know that. Although I've only met her once, I know very well that Theresa's strength is unfathomable."

"Well, all I can say is that stats and skill are both important, and Theresa has both, but... her stats are a bit too high, at least that's how it looks."

Prince of Kazdel: 347 If you're so capable, go and fight Theresa!

As Suri and Vishdel snuggled together on the sofa, Suri received a voice message from Theresa:

"Suri, how are things going with you and Vishdel? Have you managed to convince my brother?"

Suri glanced discreetly at Vishdel, who was resting with her eyes closed and leaning on her shoulder, using her scanning vision. Without speaking, she answered her question directly through Theresa's earpiece:

"Don't worry, we've just finished our mission. We can go back after a short rest."

By scanning her field of vision, Suri noticed a subtle expression on Theresa's face, and sure enough, she asked the question:

"Suri, you and Vishdel are already... right?"

"You guessed it."

“I had this feeling from the moment you left.” Theresa sighed. “Alright, I won’t pursue this matter. Suri, what’s next in your plan?”

"Now all that's left is the entire Kazdel. The Military Council meeting is about to begin, and we can just make a strong entrance then."

Theresa nodded, her big eyes darting around as if she'd just thought of something, and then her tone became slightly amused: "Oh, by the way, hurry back, I have a surprise for you."

"You're being all mysterious, and you're even giving me that strange smile. Are you thinking something bad?" Su Rui asked suspiciously, and carefully observed Theresa and her surroundings with her scanning vision. She didn't find anything unusual, and Theresa didn't seem to have prepared any special props.

"You'll find out when you get back. I'll be waiting for you in my room."