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

After Theresa finished speaking, she winked and smiled at the air in front of her. She knew that Suri could definitely see her smile, and then turned and walked towards the bedroom.

What is Theresa thinking? Never mind, let's wait and see.

Suri stopped dwelling on the matter, and after resting on the sofa with Vishdel for a while, she slowly got up and walked out of the palace together.

The banquet hall was on the second floor. Suri and Vishdel jumped directly into the aircraft through the banquet hall window.

As the aircraft's hatch slowly closed and the aircraft flew towards the Tower of Babel, Suri glanced at Vishdel and decided to tell her about it.

"Theresia knows about us."

"Huh?!" Vishdel was stunned, his moist lips slightly parted, staring blankly at Su Rui, unable to utter a word for a long time as if his brain had crashed.

"Don't worry, Theresa didn't say anything, so she obviously doesn't intend to pursue the matter with you."

Suri shrugged, trying to calm Vishdel down. However, Vishdel, still shaken, didn't react for a moment. She just nodded, sat down next to Suri, and then suddenly hugged Suri, making her sit on her lap.

"What's wrong?" Su Ri reached out and pinched Vishdale's pointed ears. "Didn't I say Theresa wasn't going to pursue this?"

"Who knows if what you're saying is true or false? Maybe I'll get killed by Princess Theresa when I get back. I want to take this opportunity to get intimate with you some more."

As Vishdale spoke, he abandoned all restraint and rubbed his cheek against Suri's chest, like a child being affectionate with an adult.

Suri smiled, amused and gentle: "Alright, go ahead and act all cute. Whatever you want, I'll give it to you~"

"Then I want you to stay with me every single day, without being apart for even a second?"

"Don't say things that are obviously impossible, okay? If you're so capable, go beat Theresa to her knees and tell her I belong to you alone?"

"Tch." Vishdel curled his lip. "If I had that power, I wouldn't need to make a wish here."

Soon, the aircraft carried Suri and Vishdel back to the Rhodes Island landship, where Theresa was already waiting for them.

Seeing Theresia smiling, Vishdel looked away guiltily, avoiding eye contact. Theresia, on the other hand, greeted Vishdel with a smile.

Good morning, Vishdel. Did you have fun outside?

"Your Highness, I..."

"Alright, I have a surprise for you and Suri. Come with me."

Theresa smiled, stepped forward, took Suri's wrist with one hand, and then led Suri toward the interior of Rhodes Island.

Vishdel would definitely follow Suri, so Theresa didn't check on her.

As they walked, Suri noticed something was wrong and looked at Theresa:

"This doesn't seem to be the way back to the dorm? Neither my place nor yours seems to be?"

"Of course, if Su Rui had figured it out, how could it be called a surprise?"

Theresa smiled and continued on with Suri and Vishdel.

Su Rui, somewhat puzzled, carefully observed her surroundings with her scanning vision, hoping to find more detailed information.

Then Su Rui noticed something amiss. Although the movements of several individuals on Rhodes Island seemed erratic, they were all people Su Rui knew. Moreover, although their trajectories appeared chaotic and were trying to conceal their destinations, they were actually centered around a central point.

Are we going to Kal'tsit's dormitory?

Theresa paused for a moment, not expecting Suri to have guessed it: "That's right, Kal'tsit's dormitory has a lot of space."

"After all, she rarely stays in her dorm room and doesn't like decorating her room, so there's plenty of space."

Su Rui shrugged: "But I didn't expect you to call so many people?"

"This is all because of you. In order to keep you here and prevent you from wandering off, this is a necessary step."

Theresa said, leading Suri forward, "However, I didn't expect you to still find the pattern, Suri. Our plan was so good."

"I have a full map cheat, you're too naive to think you can fool me. Only a straightforward strategy can deal with me."

As Suri spoke, she and Vishdel followed Theresa to Kal'tsit's room.

Kal'tsit was already waiting in the room, and she was even wearing a maid outfit, which made her figure look particularly... "voluptuous".

Suri leaned close to Kal'tsit's ear and whispered:

"Kal'tsit, how come your figure has suddenly become so good?"

"..." Kal'tsit didn't speak, but simply reached out and pinched Suri, then pulled him directly into her arms:

"Let's go, don't waste time here. You need to know that not everyone can do this on this land..."

"Stop, don't say anymore."

Prince of Kazdel: The temperature of 348 Shining is reassuring.

Theresa summoned many people. Vishdel was brought by Suri, but the rest included Kal'tsit, Shining, Nightingale, Salus, and even... "Kroos? What brings you here?"

Suri looked Kroos up and down suspiciously: "What conditions did Theresa give you? It couldn't be..."

"No way! Am I the kind of person who's greedy for money?" Before Suri could finish speaking, Kroos interrupted him, her cheeks flushed as she retorted.

"Really?" Suri looked at Kroos with distrust. "You really aren't?"

"At least not in this case."

Kroos felt a little guilty under Suri's gaze and turned her face away. She couldn't very well say that she had taken a liking to Suri but had no chance and could only wait for Princess Theresa to prepare this plan so she could join in, could she?

The atmosphere at the scene did not quiet down after Suri and Clooney finished their bickering; instead, it became even more ambiguous.

Su Rui looked around with some confusion, scanning her field of vision and discovering that there were some special substances in the air.

This caused the women around him to look at him somewhat...

"You guys should at least come one at a time, right? Don't just stare at me and come right at me! Kal'tsit, just one hit! Vishdel?!"

Surrounded by Salus Shining and Nightingale, who had come closer, Suri was lifted into the air by their resentful figures.

Salus's somewhat mocking laughter rang in my ears:

"What's wrong, Lord Suri? Shining and I are already your property, so why aren't you coming to find us? Are we not charming enough?"

"The deal was that you would become my subordinates, but this wasn't included. And why do you seem happier than I am?"

Suri glared at Salus with displeasure, then reached out and pushed Salus down, questioning him from above:

"And why is Nightingale here too?"

"Because I can walk again, all thanks to you, isn't it?"

Nightingale embraced Suri from behind and pinned him down on Salus.

Vishdel, watching the intimacy between Suri, Salus, and Nightingale, glanced at Theresa beside him:

"What about us? Are we just going to stand here and watch them?"

"Be patient, Vishdel. It'll be your turn soon, won't it?"

Theresa said, reaching out to press Vishdel into his seat: "Shining and Kal'tsit are waiting too, aren't they? If you're bored, there's a TV outside."

"I don't want to watch TV at a time like this. What if you guys miss me?"

Vishdel adjusted his tactical goggles, familiarizing himself with their operation, while observing the interactions between Suri, Salus, and Nightingale.

Before being muted and pulled up to play three rounds by Salus and Nightingale, Suri still managed to say one last thing: "We have another meeting later, and I don't want to spend three days and three nights on this!"

Then, Suri was pulled into the ranked matches.

“He clearly enjoys it himself, but he insists on acting like he’s being forced.” Vishdel crossed his arms and looked at Suri, then asked Theresa, who was sitting to the side:

"So we're not really planning to spend three days and three nights with Suri like this, are we?"

“Of course not.” Theresa smiled. “The Military Council meeting is in three days. Suri and I will need to attend, and you will also be attending as attendees… so we only have two days.”

Vishdale paused for a moment, then nodded. Although it was somewhat unexpected, it was still acceptable. Surely Su Rui would be alright?

So, for the next two days, Suri and Vishdel stayed in Kal'tsit's room. Food was brought back by someone who had free time, and when they got tired, they would take a shower and clean themselves up.

After two days of endless, dreary living, the time finally came for the Military Commission to hold a meeting.

"We should get ready to leave, Suri."

Theresa helped Suri straighten her clothes, smiling as she looked at the still somewhat bewildered Suri:

"Are you ready?"

"...What's there to prepare? We already prepared it beforehand."

Suri snapped out of her daze and glared at Theresa with annoyance: "The Military Council is practically full of my people now. Am I supposed to prepare an inspiring speech?"

Having been exploited for two days straight, Su Rui didn't want to do any more physical labor. He didn't even want to talk anymore, and simply leaned back into Shan Ling's arms.

"In short, Theresa will be in charge of the overall situation and will just need to develop according to my plan. I won't need to say anything."

Salus reached out and pinched Suri's cheek, only to be glared at by Suri. Nightingale could tell that Suri was unhappy, but she still couldn't help but pinch him again.

"Alright, let's go!"

To stop them from continuing, Suri waved her hand, urging them to hurry up.

Then: "Wait a minute, this is just a meeting, you don't all need to come up here, do you?"

Suri looked on in confusion. Everyone, including Kroos, wanted to follow. Surely they weren't planning to do it again after the meeting was over?

"Don't worry, how about we have a celebratory dinner together after the meeting?" Theresa reassured Suri with a smile.

"So, some of you should stay behind to prepare? If you all come along, it's obvious you have ill intentions towards me, isn't it?"

Suri wouldn't relax just because Theresa said something. Playing ranked games for two days in a row was something even he couldn't take.

"Okay, then Shining and I will go with you, and the rest of you can stay on Rhodes Island, how about that?"

Seeing that Suri had locked onto the aircraft, Theresa had no choice but to give in.

"That's more like it."

Suri nodded and, after getting into the aircraft, nestled in Shining's arms.

Even during the two consecutive days of duo queueing, Shining was the gentlest. Sometimes, when Suri wanted to do nothing and just stay still, Shining tolerated his willfulness.

Therefore, Suri was more dependent on Shining than on others, and naturally felt more at ease in Shining's arms at this moment.

Looking at Su Rui, who was peacefully closing her eyes in her arms, Shining couldn't help but smile.

The so-called non-competition is also a form of competition. The strategy of retreating to advance, although it reduced Shining's opportunities to be intimate with Suri, Shining still had plenty of contact with Suri and cultivated more trust in her than with others.

Princess Theresa has said that she may experience separation and reunion with Suri in the future, and this trust will be the closest bond between her and Suri.

Volume 6, Chapter 349: The Silly Orca

The Military Council meeting was a natural success for Theresa's side, since almost everyone was persuaded by Suri's side.

Only the King of Carrion's attitude was somewhat ambiguous. When it came time for the final vote, he did not insist after discovering that almost everyone else was not going to continue.

Once Kazdel calmed down, Suri fulfilled his promise. Under his rule, at least the scorched earth of the country finally began to improve, with the establishment of real towns and a purposeful resistance against foreign enemies.

This process took about two or three years.

One morning, leaning against the deck of Rhodes Island, Suri felt the breeze blowing past her ears and heard footsteps behind her.

"...Is my time to materialize coming soon?"

After scanning her field of vision and seeing that the person behind her was the Doctor, Su Rui turned her head and looked at him in confusion.

"You guessed it? You're so smart!"

"It's just because it seems to be the same process every time."

Suri rolled her eyes in annoyance, looking at the doctor leaning against her: "So, do you have any clues about the host I'll be simulating next? That old man from the higher-level system keeps giving me vague information that makes me misunderstand."

"What a coincidence... I didn't know." The doctor shrugged, then received an elbow strike from Suri:

"I don't know what you're trying to be mysterious about."

The doctor smiled and gently nudged Suri with his shoulder: "Alright, it's time to say goodbye. The countdown is about to end."

"Hmm, see you later."

Suri tilted her head at the Doctor, then watched as she turned into a puff of light and disappeared from the spot. Before disappearing, Suri glanced at the spot behind the Doctor, where Theresa and the others were hiding not far away, secretly watching...

It seems the doctor did tell them about this? It's just that these people don't seem to really believe it.

As his consciousness sank into darkness once more and then emerged from it, Su Rui activated his scanning vision without immediately communicating with his host.