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

Originium is also within Su Rui's authority, so she deliberately used it to slightly influence Specter.

Volume 6, Chapter 354: First of all, I am not a god.

Skadi nodded, looked at Laurentina, and a moment later heard Suri's voice in her mind:

"Alright, she'll see us as friends now, at least she won't attack us. Give her her weapon, we can fight our way out."

As Suri spoke, she highlighted a corner in Skadi's field of vision:

"These deep-sea cultists are really careless. They actually just left her weapon right next to them. Aren't they afraid that the ghost shark might suddenly attack and hurt her?"

Skadi didn't respond, but simply handed the chainsaw back to Specter, then looked at her with some concern: "Laurentina, are you alright?"

But Specter's response was completely different. Her crimson eyes fixed on Skadi with a fanatical gaze: "I heard it, a voice from the gods. Did you bring it? You brought me salvation?"

Skadi frowned: 'What's wrong?'

“Ghost Shark has been tortured and brainwashed by these deep-sea cultists, understand? I chatted with her for a bit, after all, she has a lot of concentrated Originium in her body, so I directly established a brief mental link with her.”

Skadi nodded; Agor's teachings had helped her understand Suri's words.

There was no time to dwell on it now. More and more Abyssal Cultists were approaching. Skadi looked at Specter and said, "We should go, Laurentina."

But Ghost Shark simply smiled at her and shook his head: "No, this is not what I am meant to do. I am waiting for guidance from the gods."

Skadi was somewhat helpless, as was Suri: "If every voice that appears in the brain can be called a god, then gods are far too cheap. Okay, let me advise her, you should be prepared."

Skadi nodded, gripping her greatsword tightly as she asked with some curiosity, "May I overhear your conversation with Laurentina?"

"Sure, no problem."

As Suri spoke, she also marked out the mental communication between herself and Ghost Shark.

“Specter, get ready and charge out with Skadi. She, you, and I are all partners.”

"I understand~"

A slightly manic laugh flashed in the eyes of the white-haired Agor girl. Holding a chainsaw, she let out a chilling laugh and rushed out before Skadi could react.

Is Laurentina alright? Is she in any danger?

Skadi watched with some concern as Ghost Shark began dismembering its enemies with its chainsaw in its scanned field of vision.

"Don't worry, at least her physical condition is fine. Apart from the excessive amount of Originium affecting her thinking, she's even stronger than you, at least for now. It has to be said that mental state can indeed affect a person's athletic ability."

As Suri spoke, she displayed Specter's current physical data. Apart from mental stability, Specter's current condition was superior to Skadi's in every aspect.

Of course, a large part of the reason is that Specter was guided by Shuri, this "god," and fell into a frenzy.

Soon, Skadi and Specter fought their way through the encirclement of the poorly coordinated Deepsea Cultists.

Specter wanted to continue chasing the fleeing Abyssal Cultists, but Skadi stopped her: "We should leave. Suri also told you to leave instead of continuing to hunt them down, didn't she?"

Specter's crimson eyes scrutinized Skadi before her: "So, the god in my mind is named Suri, is that right?"

After figuring this out, Ghost Shark became even more excited.

However, she didn't say anything more, but simply followed Skadi and boarded the aircraft with her.

"Okay, hold on tight, we're about to take off."

As Suri's voice rang out in the aircraft's speakers, the aircraft gradually ascended into the air. Skadi, however, saw the aircraft lock onto the figures of those Deep Sea Cultists.

'Suri? What are you doing?'

"Of course we should eliminate these people. No matter the reason, they participated in forced human experiments and torture. Do you really intend to let them go?"

Skadi nodded, then shook her head.

"I don't know what you mean by nodding or shaking your head, so can you just tell me?" Su Rui said helplessly. Nodding and shaking her head were indeed somewhat ambiguous, and what did it mean to nod and shake her head at the same time?

Skadi realized this too, and after Suri's request, she explained, "I agree with what you said, Suri, but I didn't expect it to be this way."

"Hmm, using the aircraft's weapons to lock onto and eliminate targets is definitely much faster than you and Ghost Shark chasing them one by one, right? After all, you can't take down many at once, but the aircraft's cannons can fire continuously and can also inflict damage from a distance."

As Suri spoke, Skadi saw in her field of vision that the cannons fired by the aircraft hit the Deep Sea Cultists who were constantly running away or hiding between the buildings.

The exploding fireworks were so beautiful, and the effect of destroying buildings was also very enjoyable.

Of course, this is from the perspective of Suri, who doesn't need to consider the reconstruction issue.

After enjoying the fireworks show, Skadi glanced at Specter, who was holding his chainsaw and staring at her with a smile but no reaction, and felt a little uncomfortable.

Even for a deep-sea hunter like her, this direct gaze made her uncomfortable.

Ghost Shark's gaze was like that of someone looking at prey, yet also filled with a kind of fanaticism, which puzzled Skadi.

So Skadi decided to continue communicating with Suri: 'What should we do next?'

"It depends on the situation and what you think. I originally thought Ghost Shark needed treatment, but now it seems she doesn't need to see a doctor. She just needs to go to the beach, and the problem will resolve itself naturally."

Skadi was a little confused, but she nodded nonetheless: "In that case, shall we set off?"

"Well, but I'll have to wait a bit. I still need to talk to Rhodes Island, since we'll be borrowing the aircraft for a long time now."

As Suri spoke, she began sending messages to Rhodes Island, which were then displayed to Skadi.

A moment later, Skadi saw that Suri had received a response from Rhodes Island.

Kal'tsit: "I understand. I will also head to Iberia to offer some assistance. After all, the problem of the Sea Heir is very important. The Doctor and I will both go and take a look... We will travel in another aircraft."

Suri: "Okay, be careful on the road, don't get knocked down by anything~"

After the conversation ended, Skadi asked curiously, "Kal'tsit, the one who claims to know everything... are you close to her?"

Volume 6, Chapter 355: Chocolate won't kill you, but it's not impossible that chocolate could be lethal.

“I am indeed quite familiar with Kal'tsit, but that’s not important right now. What’s important is getting Specter to the Iberian coast, isn’t it? After all, she’s the most important person right now.”

As Suri spoke, she marked a location in Skadi's field of vision: "Saltwind City. There are things we should pay attention to in this place. Also, while we're on the road, I can try to adjust Specter's mental state again. Maybe I can make her more rational and clear-headed."

Skadi nodded, agreeing to the matter without even considering that the adjustments Suri mentioned might go wrong.

"Alright, let's set off now. Hold on tight, it might take a while, since I need to adjust Ghost Shark's mental state. So I won't adjust the aircraft's speed too fast. If you get bored, you can take a nap. Oh, do you need any food? I've put it here for you."

Skadi looked at her side with some confusion, only to find that the seat that was previously empty now had food, and a wide variety of it, including not only canned food that could be eaten as a main course, but also all sorts of snacks.

It even included dried cactus and grilled sandworm legs.

Skadi wasn't very hungry, but she was curious about the taste of dried cactus and grilled sandworm legs.

So, she quietly picked up a bag of snacks, gently opened it, and looked at the Specter opposite her: "Lauren Tina, do you want some?"

There was no response. At this moment, Specter was in a state of mental adjustment with Suri, so she could not hear Skadi's voice.

Skadi also saw the message marked by Suri in her field of vision: "Undergoing mental adjustment, please do not disturb."

So, after thinking about it for a moment, Skadi stopped thinking about it and focused her attention on the cactus stem in her hand.

Hmm, it has a unique grassy aroma, which feels a little strange, but not that hard to accept. It's quite delicious. At first, I couldn't quite accept it, but after a couple of bites, I found it very tasty.

Skadi's crimson eyes flickered as she looked at the dried cactus in her hand, then at the various snacks that Suri had arranged beside her. A smile crept onto her lips as she silently continued to savor the snacks in her hand.

Meanwhile, while Skadi was enjoying snacks, Suri analyzed the condition of Specter's brain. Although Agor was indeed insensitive to Originium, and even like humans, he was not affected by Originium disease.

However, being unaffected by Originium disease does not mean that one will not be affected by Originium substances. This is similar to the situation where, although humans will not be poisoned by eating chocolate like dogs, it is not impossible for humans to be killed by falling chocolate.

The Specter Shark is currently in a state where it won't be poisoned to death, but it's about to be killed by being bombarded with large amounts of "chocolate".

While an excess of Originium in her body wouldn't cause Ghost Shark to contract Oripathy, it could put pressure on her nerves and affect her mental state.

The brainwashing of the Deep Sea Cultists was so successful partly because the Originium influenced Specter's thinking.

Now, when Suri examines Ghost Shark's brain again, Ghost Shark also notices her presence:

'Suri, are you in my head? Are you talking to me again? I heard your voice~'

The ghost shark's voice contained an undisguised joy and excitement.

"Almost? Actually, I'm living inside Skadi's head right now, but I can still talk to you like this."

As Suri spoke, she glanced at Skadi with her scanning vision. Hmm, Skadi was eating happily. Suri then marked out her conversation with Specter to show her, in case Skadi encountered any danger.

To be honest, Suri was a little worried that Specter might try to crack open Skadi's head and stuff it into his own just because of her words.

Probably not? Would it seem stupid of me to specifically remind them of this? Oh well, I'll just let Skadi know, that way this won't happen.

With that in mind, Suri continued to examine Ghost Shark's mental state, looking for any areas where improvement could be made.

Specter Shark, of course, wouldn't miss the opportunity to get along well with Suri: 'What else do you want from me? What do you hope I can do for you?'

"Hmm... let me think." Suri pondered for a moment. Considering that Ghost Shark might return to normal afterward, it was best not to act too childish at this time to avoid awkwardness. However, Suri didn't want to miss this opportunity, so he decided to combine the two.

Then Suri coughed lightly: "What we are about to do concerns the future of the entire Terra, and I need your strength. We will overcome all obstacles and sweep away all the suffering."

Suri's words resonated with Ghost Shark, whose scarlet eyes seemed to gleam with a captivating light. Holding a chainsaw, Ghost Shark appeared eager to find someone to saw.

Suri had already examined all of Ghost Shark's neurons, slightly improving her condition without affecting her thought processes, and then asked:

"I just gave you a little treatment, how do you feel?"

I feel much lighter, as if a lot of burdens have been lifted.

"That's good." Su Rui breathed a sigh of relief, which meant that his efforts had not been in vain. There is nothing more infuriating than working hard for several hours only to have no results.

Suri snapped out of her reverie and refocused her attention on Skadi, not forgetting to ask Specter before leaving:

Are you hungry? Would you like something to eat?

"That's true, then I'll leave it to you."

As Ghost Shark nodded, a pile of food appeared beside her, and Suri's voice rang out from the aircraft's speakers:

"Since we don't have a kitchen right now, you'll just have to make do with this for now~"

Specter and Skadi had no objections, however, Specter's eyes flickered, and he was thinking about something:

"To conjure food out of thin air, to communicate with people's minds, and to be omniscient and omnipotent... this is the god I worship!"

Suri has now severed her mental link with Specter, and it's unknown what she's thinking.

However, Suri noticed that Skadi was eating very well, and she became curious as well:

"Skadi, what are you eating? Break me some!"

Skadi paused for a moment, then actually took some of her snacks to share with Suri, before realizing, "Suri, you don't seem to have a physical form."

Book 6, Chapter 356: While Skadi was asleep

"Not having a physical form doesn't stop me from eating, but never mind, you can eat slowly first. We're about to reach Saltwind City. Ghost Shark's condition has improved a lot. Considering you haven't rested since your long journey, should we rest for a bit after we arrive in Saltwind City before heading down?"

Skadi thought for a moment, then shook her head: "I'm not tired. Suri, you said the Second Captain is also in Saltwind City? Shouldn't we go directly to her?"

Skadi's words weren't kept from Specter, so she heard them too. However, Specter just looked at Skadi with some curiosity and didn't respond, as if she didn't know the so-called Second Captain.

"Either is fine, but since we just sneaked in, and the Iberian judges are also here, my words won't carry any weight with them. It's better to rest first."

Skadi nodded, deciding to listen to Suri for now: "Then shall we find a hotel to rest at once we get to Saltwind City?"

"...Are you sure?"

"What's wrong?" Skadi didn't know what Suri meant, so she switched to communicating with Suri telepathically.

"Let me show you the current situation in Yanfeng City."

As Suri spoke, she showed Skadi the situation in Saltwind City: "This is a ghost town that has been neglected for years and is almost completely unmaintained. Do you really want to find a hotel to rest in there? My flying vehicle is much more comfortable in comparison."

"Hmm." Skadi nodded, thankful that she hadn't insisted on going down right away, otherwise she would have been sleeping between dust and hard wooden planks.

However: 'Suri, you mean the Tribunal? What is that?' Skadi asked, somewhat curious about the current structure of Iberia.

"It's actually very simple. You all remember the Great Quiet, right? That disaster had an outrageously large impact on Iberia."

As Suri spoke, he showed the renderings: "If these buildings are likened to the powerful Iberia of that time, then this is the effect of the Great Tranquility on Iberia."

As Suri spoke, a deep gray ripple swept across the ocean, illuminating the model of Iberia that Suri had created in Skadi's eyes.

The gray ripples robbed everything of its color. The city lights ceased to shine, and the massive, mountain-like mobile city stopped functioning. Only a few cities remained, struggling to hold on and constantly trying to repair the ruined city and country.

"At this time, the people of Iberia discovered that the faith from Lateran could not save them, so they abandoned the faith of Sakota and turned to the faith of the sword and the lantern. Some people established the Army of Judgment and the Court of Judgment in an attempt to stitch this broken country back together."

As Su Rui spoke, she introduced several important figures in the court: "The one you are about to face is also a slightly important figure. He is a judge and has some ability, but with my help, it will be very easy to win without taking any damage."