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

"What did that Suri say to you?"

"Yes, you have destroyed many towns indiscriminately."

"The tribunal must ensure the safety of Iberia, we don't have that much energy... I know it's very unethical."

The man in the iron mask spoke coldly, but Su Rui could tell from the physiological data that he was somewhat uneasy.

Suri then drew Skadi's attention back to the Dinosaur:

"Look at that dead fish. It wasn't actually hurt at all. It's like some kind of thinking being. It's using its death to awaken something or cause chaos. Maybe its tiny brain is also pondering the meaning of life?"

Skadi and the others watched the chaos in the central square from a distance, remaining silent. Silence was key to continuing to observe.

Volume 6, Chapter 364: Time to Hunt

Although the whispers from the townspeople nearby were chaotic, Suri helped Skadi sort things out, and she was able to easily figure out what had happened.

“Some of the town’s residents know nothing and want to call the Inquisition and the Punishment Army. Some townspeople know about the existence of the Deep Sea Cultists but don’t mind their existence. They are even sticking together for mutual support. And some people are Deep Sea Cultists themselves, but they don’t show it openly.”

As Suri spoke, she gave a brief analysis and presented the information to Skadi: "However, the two most important figures are the town mayor, Tiago, who dislikes the Inquisition and speaks with a hint of hatred. Amaya, a Liberian woman, is very calm and is actually the leader of the Deep Sea Cult. At least the Deep Sea Cult here listens to her."

Skadi paused for a moment, instinctively reaching for her sword, but was stopped by Suri:

"Stop. You have no evidence right now. Are you going to chop that Amaya down in front of everyone and tell them that the Amayas are Deepsea believers? Which side do you think they'd be more willing to believe?"

Skadi slowly withdrew her hand: 'Then what should we do?'

"Let's see who's wearing the iron mask. Let's see if he's planning to go down and solve the problem himself, or go back and call the Judgment Army."

Skadi then looked at Iron Mask, who, noticing Skadi's gaze, also looked at her: "What do you want to say?"

"Suri wants to ask you, what are you going to do next? Go back and call the Punishment Army? Or will you handle the problem here yourself?"

"...Is the problem serious?" Iron Mask also realized something from Skadi's embrace: "This is the seaside, maybe that Sea Child just accidentally wandered in here."

“Even he himself doesn’t believe that kind of thing. You should just tell him not to lie to himself.”

Skadi did as she was told, and her words made Iron Mask fall into deep thought. Finally, Iron Mask made a decision and looked at Elene:

“You’ve been working with them, Elena. You’ve grown a lot and can handle things on your own now. I need you to stay here and keep an eye on things, while I go back and call the Punisher Army.”

Before deciding to leave, Iron Mask looked at Skadi one last time: "Will this chaos be on a large scale?"

"It's gotten so big that some people want the Inquisition to pay for what it has done. They really are infamous; almost everyone is afraid of and disgusted by the Inquisition and the Punishment Army."

Skadi listened to Suri's words, carefully considered her words, and looked at the Iron Mask:

"Hai Si and the Deep Sea Cult are making plans to draw blood from the Inquisition and the Punishment Army."

"This is completely different from what I said, isn't it?" Suri asked, somewhat puzzled. Skadi, however, only offered Suri a reassuring gesture in her mind. If she could reach out, she would have liked to pinch Suri's cheek.

Iron Mask realized the seriousness of the situation and turned to leave, saying, "I'll be back as soon as possible."

"Alright, let's bid farewell to Mr. Iron Mask for now. He won't be coming back until this matter is resolved."

Suri's words puzzled Skadi: 'Why?'

"Because forces like the Tribunal and the Punishment Army, which have a decisive effect on the situation once they arrive, usually only appear after the matter has been resolved. Almost all works of art are like this. I used to be foolishly looking forward to similar plots, but now that I think about it, these forces either arrive too late, appear at the very end, or are killed off by the plot before they even appear."

Those are just plots in works of art.

Skadi said this, glancing in the direction Iron Mask had left, then looking at her companions:

What should we do next?

"Didn't Suri tell you about this town?"

Gladys approached Skadi, her tone questioning but not doubtful: "Or is it that he doesn't want you to know this?"

“…Suri?”

Skadi realized this as well. With her scanning vision, Suri should have already fully grasped all the information needed in this town, right?

"Hmm, okay, I was hoping to keep it a secret for a while, since it would be more interesting to see your surprised expressions."

Suri's voice came from Kal'tsit's phone... because Skadi's phone had gotten wet, so they could only use Kal'tsit's phone.

"So, what's in this town?" Laurentina smiled and moved closer to Skadi, causing Greta to glance at her slightly. She still wasn't used to Laurentina like this; the shark was different from before.

“Ulbian is here. He doesn’t want you to return to Agor for the time being because you don’t know some information about the Sealings and the Deepsea Hunters, and he doesn’t plan to meet with you for the time being.”

Suri paused, glanced around at Skadi and the others, and then added:

"Also, I have found the location of the Eye of Iberia that you are looking for, but the Deep Sea Cultists are about to attack this place and seize the Eye of Iberia."

"The power of these Deep Sea Cultists is not surprising at all; we can easily deal with them."

Gladys's tone was somewhat arrogant, but she certainly had the ability to be arrogant.

Suri didn't refute, she just shrugged:

“You’re right, but the real point is Haisi. The Haisi have come up with something new, you should know about it, something called Minghen.”

The appearance of the word "Minghen" immediately made everyone, including Kal'tsit, tense up, except for Laurentina, who still had a smiling expression.

Greta frowned. "Even the Netherworld has appeared here. Are the Sea Heirs also launching an attack on this place?"

"Actually, only a small number of Deep Sea Cultists were brought. If Hai Si really comes, even if all of you attack together, you won't be a match, right? Your strength is indeed very strong, but your numbers are too small right now."

Although Suri's words were unpleasant to hear, Gladys nodded slightly: "You already know what we should do next, right?"

"Of course, first you need to take out these Deep Sea Cultists and Sea Heirs, but I don't think you'd just watch this town go down like this, right?"

Greta nodded, while Laurentina eagerly gripped the chainsaw in her hand:

"Where are all those sea creatures? I can't wait to tear them apart!"

Volume 6, Chapter 365: Split Operation

Laurentina and Skadi weren't the only ones eager for battle; the Deep Sea Cultists felt the same way.

Although their purposes differed, those individuals, completely shrouded in robes, had indeed begun their attack on the town.

"Alright, I've marked all the locations. Let's head out and take care of those guys, shall we?"

Suri's view of Skadi, as well as Kal'tsit's personal terminals, showed the locations of the active Deepsea Cultists:

"If you all act together, it feels like you have too much combat power. The opponent is taken out before they even appear, and a large part of your combat power is simply not doing anything."

Suri's voice came from the phone. Skadi didn't seem to have any particular thoughts on this, and simply nodded: "In that case, I'll act alone."

"You actually just want to act alone with Suri, right?"

Laurentina smiled and saw through her thoughts, while Skadi simply glanced at her companion before turning away without saying a word, but the blush on her cheeks betrayed her intentions.

"Anyway, my communications can cover the entire Granfalo area. Even if you leave the city, I can still contact you. Have you thought about how to divide into groups? I have goggles and earpieces here to provide you with intelligence."

Gladys and the others exchanged glances and quickly made their own arrangements. Gladys would continue to work with Laurentina, Kal'tsit would work with Eileen, and Skadi and Suri would work alone.

'Where are we going next?' After separating from the group, Skadi, somewhat disoriented, began asking Suri for her opinion.

Although Suri's scan clearly showed all the Deepsea Cultists in Granfalo, Skadi found that there were too many of them. Moreover, although there were some clusters, the vast majority of Deepsea Cultists were evenly distributed across the map, making it difficult for her to decide how to handle the situation on her own.

"Why don't you go see your captain, Superman Hai?"

As Suri spoke, he marked Ulbian's location: "He's also operating in Granfalo. I remember telling you about this before."

Skadi shook her head: "The Third Captain must have his reasons for wanting to act alone. Let's just do our own thing."

"Alright~ I know what you're thinking. Then let's go on a killing spree according to the route I gave you!"

Simply put, Skadi was a little confused looking at the enemies all over the map, but with Suri around, this confusion wasn't a problem at all.

After quickly planning the route, Suri marked the nearest group of Deepsea Cultists to Skadi:

"Alright, let's go! We'll wipe out everyone who's in our way!"

Skadi nodded. Although she used to be an electrician, Skadi was now a pure warrior. She no longer thought about tactics but directly accepted orders.

Fortunately, Suri can now act as an external brain for Skadi to arrange combat deployments.

Upon spotting her target, Skadi decisively drew her greatsword and charged forward.

This feeling is really great. You don't need to think too much; you just need to find your target and start killing.

Thanks to the scanning vision provided by Suri, Skadi could see the Deep Sea Cultists active on the other side, even through several houses. They were carrying weapons and seemed to be chasing some ordinary resident of Granfalo.

To get there faster, Skadi smashed through a wall. Thanks to her physical abilities and Suri's mark, she gained faster travel efficiency and the best position by crashing into the wall.

When she burst through the wall, she immediately saw the terrified expressions on the faces of the Deep Sea Cultists, and their unprepared attempts to defend themselves.

But it was no use, because Skadi had already prepared to attack before breaking through the wall, and this time the attack was directly aimed at the three Deep Sea Cultists behind the wall.

As the Deepsea Cultists frantically tried to adjust their positions and movements, Skadi was already in front of them, swinging her heavy greatsword without giving them any chance to react. The three Deepsea Cultists instantly became six.

"Remember to make sure they're all completely dead. After all, they were the ones who acted with Hai Si. Maybe they could survive even if they were cut in half?"

As Suri spoke, he marked the few Deepsea Cultists who had been severed but were still active.

Skadi nodded and walked up to the few Deepsea Cultists who were still trying to crawl. As they looked up at her in terror, she knocked her greatsword down.

Having quickly dealt with the three opponents in front of her, Skadi started running, because Suri had marked several targets at once, and even marked them in order:

"Charge! Charge! These guys are no match for you. Just take them out quickly and keep charging towards the next target. Try not to stop at all. That's the only way to have a good time!"

While Suri was speaking, Skadi even heard him fiddling with something—it sounded like a stereo? Or maybe a cassette tape?

In short, as she started running, Skadi heard energetic, wordless electronic music playing in her ears, which made her blood rush and subconsciously increase her running speed.

Neither the blade in her hand nor Skadi's own weight should be underestimated. So, as she began to run with long strides, a chilling thud began to spread throughout Granfalo, centered on Skadi.

Even the Deep Sea Cultists, who were in the midst of their excited activities, couldn't help but look around in fear.

But their vigilance was completely ineffective. Skadi, marked by Suri, climbed directly onto the roof along several protrusions and continued running. In a suitable spot, she leaped into the air and flew towards several Deepsea Cultists not far away.

Before Skadi even hit the ground, her greatsword was already aimed at her target. As Skadi landed with a heavy thud, the brick floor beneath her feet was crushed and torn apart by the impact. Before Skadi could even move, the several Deepsea Cultists around her had already lost their ability to fight.

However, Skadi still swung her greatsword around and finished off the unbalanced Deepsea Cultists in mid-air.

Without looking at the pieces of debris that had lost their support and were falling from the sky, Skadi continued running toward her next target.

With upbeat music and Suri's voice ringing in her ears, Skadi began to enjoy the feeling.

Volume 6, Chapter 366: The Boarding Battle

"Our goal is to eliminate all enemies! Charge! Those Deep Sea Cultists ahead, along with some monsters, have surrounded a few Granfalo residents. Be careful this time, don't rush too fast, or you'll lose points if you hurt ordinary residents!"

Skadi didn't know what kind of points Suri was referring to, but she still followed Suri's instructions, perked up, and at least suppressed her urge to sprint recklessly.

You need to be careful when wielding the sword so as not to hurt ordinary residents.

Skadi silently repeated these words to herself before rushing toward her target.

Twisted creatures from the ocean blocked the residents' path, and Deepsea Cultists surrounded them from behind. Although they had heard Skadi's approaching voices, they did not feel alarmed like the other Deepsea Cultists.

"Did you hear that commotion just now? That's the result of our compatriots' hard work. You will all soon..."

Before she finished speaking, Skadi rushed out of the alley. Although she had seen the Deep Sea Cultists from the beginning, Skadi was more concerned about the Sealings who were actually cooperating with humans to "hunt" them.

We must eliminate Hai Si first. Skadi shoved aside the deep-sea cultists, swept past the residents of Granfalo, and then swung her sword, mercilessly cleaving Hai Si in two.

The situation changed in the blink of an eye. Both the Deep Sea Cultists and the residents of Granfalo were stunned as they watched Skadi wield her greatsword to destroy the Sea Child.

Then, the residents of Granfalo seized the opportunity to escape, while the Deepsea Cultists were involuntarily enraged: "How dare you...!"

But before he could finish speaking, he had already used his heavy greatsword to kill all the Sea Sis in front of him. Skadi even turned to look at him with some of the blue blood splattered on her cheek.

Skadi's bloodshot eyes and the bloodstains on her cold, beautiful face made her look somewhat frightening.

The Deep Sea Cultist, who had just been furious, subconsciously swallowed and tried to back away.

But it's too late to slip away now: "Stop them, swing your sword as you pass them, then block the one who's trying to escape. Don't let a single deserter get away."

As Suri's voice rang in Skadi's ears, her cousin's route appeared in her field of vision, and Skadi reacted quickly.

The combat power of the deep-sea hunters is far beyond what these untrained deep-sea cultists, who only wield small knives as weapons, can contend with.

Their weakness might be a trap, but in Suri's eyes, that was absolutely not the case.

Skadi only needed to swing her sword to take the life of the man holding the weapon.

"Next target, get ready. Our ultimate goal is the seaside, the port. Although we could get new ships from the court, we probably wouldn't have enough time. So we'd better protect the last ferry in this town."