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

Therefore, Suri showed Skadi's conversation with Gladys in Skadi's scanning field of vision, and prompted: "Don't turn your head to look at Gladys, pretend you're just spacing out, I'll show you all the subtitles."

As Suri spoke, the conversation between Greta and Suri began.

Since Gladys couldn't communicate with Suri telepathically like Skadi could, she communicated with Suri using paper and pen.

However, since no one else could see her angle anyway, and Agor's writing was difficult to decipher, there was naturally no problem.

Greta: "Laurentina's condition should have been very bad, thank you for helping to alleviate her symptoms."

Greta was initially worried that Suri might not be able to understand what she had written, but as soon as she finished, she immediately heard Suri's voice through the earphones:

"It's just that I happen to be able to do it. Ghost Shark's symptoms are not due to the influence of Hai Si's blood, but to an excessive amount of Originium. I can solve that, but I can't do anything about what's on you for the time being."

After all, Haisi is a living organism that communicates using hormones and pheromones. Even Su Rui's near-omnipotence in the field of electronics cannot affect living organisms.

Greta paused for a moment, then continued writing: "You know my problem?"

"Of course, you have more and more scales on your neck, right? I told you that as long as you don't want it to change, it won't change, but you are still affected."

This time, Suri toned down her tone and didn't mock Greta, but her words still carried a hint of arrogance.

At this moment, Greta had no time to argue with the childlike Suri about tone of voice. After hearing Suri's voice, she paused for a moment before slowly beginning to write:

Is there really no other way?

“It’s not that we don’t have them, but I need a lot of sophisticated equipment, which we obviously don’t have right now. If we go back to Rhodes Island, I can help you make the adjustments.”

"If Rhodes Island has the technological capability to modify me, then Agor should be able to as well," Gladys wrote.

"Perhaps if we return to Agor, you can make some adjustments to me?"

"It should be fine. As long as I adjust the settings of the medical equipment to suit my operating preferences, it will be fine... However, if you want to go back, it might not be so easy."

Suri's tone was somewhat wistful: "Unfortunately, I can't show you the scan images of the fairy in the ocean. I can only tell you that Agor is now almost completely surrounded by the Sea Siege. Although it's not completely blocked, at least you can't go back so easily."

“…At least, I need to go back and take a look.” Greta wrote down her purpose, and Suri didn’t object.

"Let's take it one step at a time. You can't go back now anyway. But what you said makes some sense. Don't think about becoming a sea monster. If you firmly believe that you are human, you won't change in that direction."

As Suri recounted what Gladys had speculated about, it confirmed Gladys's thoughts. Now that someone had provided a definitive answer, it made it easier for Gladys to settle down. This seemingly strong woman, who had everything under control, also had moments of confusion.

Skadi watched as Greta and Suri's conversation gradually came to an end, then changed the subject out of boredom.

Suri discovered this by monitoring Skadi's physiological data and displayed some programs in her field of vision:

Want to watch something to pass the time?

Volume 6, Chapter 362: Simulated Battle - Titi Suffers a Crushing Defeat

Skadi glanced at the program a few times, but eventually focused her attention on the people around her.

She lowered her head subtly, but inwardly communicated with Suri: 'I want to know about the people who will be working with us later—the Inquisitor, Elene, and Kal'tsit.'

"You're quite curious. Eleanor is a new judge, and she's learning and growing under the guidance of her teacher. I'll have to figure out a way to bring her to Rhodes Island later."

"You know Kal'tsit before; she's actually quite capable in combat, and very strong at that. Mon3tr can even unleash a light cannon, but inexplicably, this skill isn't in the game. Hypergryph is really narrow-minded; they show me but won't let me play."

Skadi blinked, somewhat puzzled. 'What's Eagle Horn?'

"It's nothing, just pretend I'm talking nonsense. Now it's time to talk about the last person, the judge with the iron mask. I think his name is Dario? Anyway, he's pretty strong, he can even be your equal, or at least he can injure you."

"I'm very strong." Skadi was a little unconvinced. Although she wasn't particularly competitive, Skadi still wanted to argue for herself after hearing Suri's assessment.

"Of course I know that. Your physical condition is very strong. If we don't consider those off-field factors in a head-on confrontation, your chances of winning are still higher. But you can't bleed, right? No matter where you are, you will attract Hai Si's attention."

Skadi hesitated for a moment, then nodded. She wanted to argue, but couldn't find a suitable angle.

Suri noticed Skadi's emotions and comforted her:

"Alright, what I mean is, this Iron-Faced Judge is strong enough to injure you and make you bleed, so without me, you should probably avoid direct conflict with him."

I will be very careful.

"Still not convinced, huh? How about I just let you try it?"

As Suri spoke, Skadi paused for a moment, then heard Suri's urging voice: "Alright, buckle up and sit tight, I'm going to pull you into the system space."

Skadi nodded, fastened her seatbelt, and then, before she could ask about the Rao topic, she closed her eyes and slumped her head as if she had suddenly fallen asleep.

"Skadi?" Everyone in the aircraft noticed Skadi's sudden change, even Elene couldn't help but cast a worried glance at her.

Suri's voice came from the speakers: "Don't worry, Skadi is just asleep."

"...Who are you?" The masked judge became wary again, clearly not expecting there to be another person present.

“I’m the one negotiating with you. All the information Skadi mentioned was gathered by me, understand? Take your hand off your sword. You can’t hit me anyway. Believe me, I’ll have Skadi elbow you down.”

Su Rui's tone was somewhat dissatisfied, and she naturally assumed that no one should harbor any ill will towards him.

The Iron-Masked Judge didn't say anything more. Under the watchful eyes of those around him, he withdrew his hand. He noticed that when Suri expressed his dissatisfaction, the two still-awake Deepsea Hunters, including Kal'tsit, also turned their gazes toward him.

Clearly, this Su Rui is a very important person. Regardless, let's observe first. At this moment, the Iron Mask Judge chose to follow his heart.

Meanwhile, Suri began simulated training with Skadi.

Just as Skadi, clutching her greatsword, was looking around at the vast white space with a puzzled expression, Suri's voice rang out:

"Alright, don't be nervous. This is your mental space. I've made some minor modifications to turn it into a training area. I'll directly replicate that iron mask's combat data. Since you're not satisfied, why don't you have a proper match with him?"

Skadi nodded: "I'm ready." Skadi was quite satisfied with her independence and naturally wasn't intimidated by it.

So, when Skadi agreed, Suri began modifying the battleground.

The originally pristine white space gradually faded, turning into a predominantly gray and white city. Although she didn't stay there for long, Skadi immediately recognized the city: "This is Saltwind City."

"Right, if it weren't for me, you would probably be fighting that iron mask here."

Skadi nodded, having no objection: "Shall we begin?"

"Of course, the simulation will start as soon as you begin your attack on that iron mask."

As Suri spoke, Skadi nodded and charged toward the Iron Masked Judge not far away, sword in hand.

At first, Skadi had the upper hand due to the surprise attack, but then she was ambushed by Iron Mask's pistol and injured.

Blood flowed from the wound, but Skadi ignored it and continued to try to attack.

However, at this moment, the Sealings who were attracted by Skadi's blood appeared and surrounded them, trying to tear them all apart.

"What's going on?" Skadi asked Suri with some confusion, but Suri did not answer. She could only cooperate with the iron mask temporarily. After spending a lot of energy fighting against Hai Si, neither of them had the will to fight anymore.

Skadi returned to Suri's side somewhat disgruntled, reached out and pinched Suri's cheek, complaining:

"Why is Hai Si appearing? Isn't this a simulation?"

"Here, the simulation is based on what would actually happen. Otherwise, I can modify the design so that the simulation will restart whenever there is bleeding?"

The rubbing of Su Rui's cheeks did not affect his normal speech, since this was actually a mental space.

Skadi paused for a moment, then shook her head: "No, I want to win this match fair and square."

"Hmm, then good luck."

Suri waved her hand, watching Skadi charge once again toward the reset Iron Mask.

Then she was ambushed and injured again, this time by the young judge's gun.

Having gone through the process of fighting against Hai Si again, Skadi returned to Suri's side somewhat dejectedly and looked at him.

"Don't look at me like that, this is the truth, isn't it?"

Suri shrugged and smiled at Skadi: "That's the reality. So my advice is that you should also learn to avoid battles. Without my intelligence system, no one can be perfect."

Skadi nodded, but she still didn't give up:

"I want to try again."

"Okay, good luck, I'll be watching you."

As Suri spoke, she reset the view in front of Skadi: "We can start anytime."

Volume 6, Chapter 363: Constantly restarting, giving it their all to defeat their opponent.

This time, Suri directly granted Skadi the permission to reset the simulation. As long as she was not satisfied with the current progress, she could reset it at will and start over.

So, from the edge of the map, Suri watched Skadi keep trying and repeating, from initially continuing even when she was injured and bleeding and attracted the attention of the sea creature, to later becoming more and more irritable, and even wanting to start over if she felt she had gained the slightest disadvantage.

However, Skadi's individual skills did indeed improve. After many attempts, whether she memorized every move of the Iron Masked Judge or improved her observation skills, Skadi ultimately defeated her opponent without taking any damage.

Having accomplished all this, Skadi turned and looked at Suri with sparkling eyes, as if she had achieved something remarkable.

"Well done!"

Suri clapped her hands: "Want me to give you an award? Unfortunately, all I have here as a reward are snacks."

Skadi shook her head, walked up to Suri, reached out and hugged him, picked him up, buried her face in Suri's chest and rubbed against him, and even deliberately took a few deep breaths.

"Is this the reward you wanted?"

Skadi nodded sullenly, not daring to look up at Suri, and a blush involuntarily crept onto her cheeks.

"Unfortunately, this is only a mental world, and this contact is actually just a simulated electrical signal."

As Suri spoke, she reached out and touched Skadi's soft hair, urging, "Alright, you still have other things to do now. Let me tell you... the people outside are almost at Granfalo, you should get ready too."

Skadi looked up in confusion: "Granfalo, is that the Iberian town you mentioned?"

"Yes, it's one of the few towns in Iberia that's able to develop normally, at least that's how it seems now."

Suri shrugged and pinched Skadi's cheek: "Alright, I'm going to throw you out now."

"Can I still meet you like this?" Skadi was thrown out of the mental world by Suri as soon as she finished speaking. She saw the people in front of her: Greta, Laurentina, Kal'tsit, and the little judge Eline.

Su Rui's voice rang out again: "Don't worry, you can meet me in the spiritual world anytime you want, but not now, you have other things to do."

As Suri finished speaking, the aircraft arrived above Granfalo. Suri's voice rang out from the aircraft's speakers, sounding like a news anchor:

"Alright, dear passengers, you have arrived at your destination for this flight, Granfallo, a beautiful town in Iberia. Although it once had many titles, now Granfallo is only praised for its beauty."

As Su Rui spoke, she opened the aircraft's hatch, but did not land the aircraft on the ground. After all, cruise mode was much safer than keeping the aircraft stationary in one place, and it could also serve as an additional source of firepower.

Iron Mask didn't say much, and jumped off the aircraft first with Elene. For the Terrans, this height was nothing.

Soon, Skadi and the others reached the ground, and the first thing Skadi did was ask Suri:

'Has something important happened here?'

"Of course, those Deepsea Cultists have already started making their moves; you can see it if you go to the town's central square."

Upon hearing Suri's voice, Skadi nodded and then headed straight for the town's central square, following the route Suri had shown her.

Kal'tsit immediately understood Skadi's reason for doing so and followed her just as naturally.

"What did you see?" The Iron Mask followed Skadi's movements and asked her suspiciously, "Was it a clue provided by Suri?"

“Suri said that there are traces of Deep Sea Cultists in the location of the central square.”

Skadi glanced at the iron mask but didn't say anything more. Suri hadn't mentioned anything about fighting, so she didn't draw her weapon.

Skadi glanced at the iron mask that seemed ready for battle at any moment, then said nothing more and began to lead the way under Suri's guidance.

In the town center, from a distance, you could see townspeople gathered together, whispering among themselves, some even shouting in fear.

"I know what it's called, we've seen it before!"

"Old Pedri wasn't lying! It really is a monster! A monster from the sea, a monster from the sea has appeared in Granfalo!"

Without even getting close, Skadi, with her deep-sea hunter's keen senses, determined what the creature being watched by the crowd was.

Both Gretia and Laurentina had their hands on their weapons, ready to react at any moment.

"Don't be nervous, Skadi. This dinosaur is no longer capable of fighting. It's just observing. It was deliberately thrown here by the deep-sea vomit."

Skadi paused for a moment, lowered her hand from her greatsword, and looked around again. Suri hadn't marked any dangerous spots.

So, what exactly happened?

"Simply put, someone wants revenge against the Inquisition. Although the Inquisition has indeed maintained order in Iberia, their methods have also killed many innocent people. It can only be said that they do not have enough power to do so, and they have to make a choice."

Suri demonstrated some of the past actions of the courts, and then explained:

"Therefore, the situation in Iberia is quite complicated. The Deep Sea Cultists even share some goals with the townspeople. Apart from the Inquisition itself, almost no one has a good impression of the Inquisition."

Suri's words made Skadi glance at Iron Mask, who also noticed her gaze: