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

Although neither of the girls were particularly enthusiastic about games, it was still nice to be by Su Rui's side and watch him play games to pass the time.

Although they were supposed to reach the shore to rest, neither Suri nor Gretia actually planned to go ashore. They preferred to rest properly on the ship for the night rather than approach the shore and then be questioned by the court that had already arrived.

So Su Rui simply steered the boat a certain distance from the shore, making it difficult for people on the shore to get close, and allowing Su Rui and his group to rest in a relatively safe place.

As night approached, the sky grew darker with the passage of time.

The small boat had enough space for everyone to have their own room to rest, but when Skadi wanted to take Suri to rest, Greta glanced at her and suggested what to do that evening:

"It's better if we don't separate tonight. Let's rest here and use the mats for the night. This will also prevent Haisi from suddenly appearing without our knowledge."

Skadi wanted to argue, after all, Suri's scanning field of vision could guarantee absolute safety.

However, Suri, who was right next to Skadi, gently nudged her with her calf, which puzzled Skadi, but she didn't say anything more.

Suri also explained her thoughts directly to Skadi: "I know you really want to get close to me, Skadi, but you can't do anything too outrageous on the ship, after all, this ship isn't big enough to ignore the noise we make when we're playing around."

Suri demonstrated the situation in Skadi's mind: "If we start duoing at night, the rocking of the boat will keep everyone else awake!"

"...I haven't thought about that again." Skadi looked away guiltily, avoiding Suri's gaze that was fixed on her smiling face.

You're clearly guilty.

Suri wanted to laugh out loud, but since the others were still there, she just whispered something in Skadi's mind, then stood up and urged:

"Alright, let's go prepare the mats. We need to get some rest."

"Mm." Skadi nodded and followed Suri's steps, but after they were out of sight of the others, she picked Suri up and hugged her tightly.

"We're going back to sleep later~"

"I know, let me hold you like this for a while."

Skadi buried her face in Suri's chest and took a few deep breaths, making Suri feel cool.

'At least Suri, you should make it up to me properly,' Skadi complained inwardly, somewhat dissatisfied.

"Hmm, I got it." Suri smiled and reached out to pat Skadi's head. "We'll need to rest later, won't we? I can be your pillow, and you can sleep in my arms, okay?"

"This is what I deserve."

Skadi muttered to herself, but still accepted Suri's terms and went with Suri to the resting cabin to move the mat over.

Then Skadi saw Suri struggling to lift the mat.

"..." Skadi silently looked away, suppressing the corners of her mouth.

But her little movements didn't escape Suri's scanning vision: "You laughed just now, didn't you? What's so funny? This is just Agor's normal physical condition! Besides, this mat isn't heavy at all. It's because it's too big that my center of gravity is all over the place, which is why I can't lift it!"

Suri turned her head and put her hands on her hips to look at Skadi with dissatisfaction. Skadi did not argue, but came directly to Suri, picked up the mattress from Suri's hands, and walked outside with the two mattresses.

Although she didn't speak, Skadi's smile perfectly conveyed her thoughts.

"..." Suri didn't say anything, just followed Skadi. As a reward for her help, Suri didn't mock Skadi, but instead made a small picture in Skadi's field of vision, a cute little picture of Skadi striking a strong pose with a smile.

Skadi pouted, but didn't turn to argue with Suri while holding the things: 'You have to apologize later, okay? A French kiss as an apology.'

"We'll have to wait until you find an opportunity," Suri said with a smug smile.

Anyway, even if he didn't do it, Skadi would still do it to him, so overall he still came out ahead.

Besides, we're going back to rest together later, so Skadi probably won't have a chance tonight. Maybe she'll just forget about it by tomorrow?

With this in mind, Suri and Skadi returned to the cabin where they had rested earlier, set out mats and various items, and decided to go straight to sleep and rest.

However, Suri underestimated Skadi's desire for an apology. Although they slept close together, with the hearing of the Deepsea Hunter, or Liberi or Kal'tsit, Skadi's intentions were quite obvious.

Even so, just as Suri snuggled up to her and was about to fall asleep, Skadi suddenly reached out and, trying to be as silent as possible, pinched Suri's chin.

"Everyone else is still here, you'll be heard!"

'I'm just asking you to apologize, Suri.'

Under Suri's questioning gaze, Skadi ignored Suri's advice and directly lowered her head to kiss Suri's lips.

Although we can't duo queue with Suri in front of other people right now, a kiss shouldn't be a problem, right?

With this thought in mind, Skadi gradually became obsessed and then tried to stick out her tongue.

Chapter 377 of Volume 6 was discovered long ago.

Suri and Skadi's little interaction in this dark and cramped environment did not escape the sight and hearing of others.

Whether it's Greta and the others, or Kal'tsit or Eline, they all possess remarkably excellent eyesight and hearing.

Although she couldn't turn around to look at Skadi and Suri so as not to disturb Skadi, even Gretia didn't close her eyes at this moment.

Amidst a soft rustling sound, Greta suddenly noticed Laurentina turn around beside her, her blood-red eyes looking at Skadi and Suri with an inscrutable smile.

Is she happy? Or angry?

Laurentina's smile didn't necessarily indicate a happy mood. Knowing this, Greta didn't jump to conclusions. Instead, she looked Laurentina over, trying to get a clear picture of her team's current condition.

But before Greta could figure it out, Laurentina, who had noticed her gaze, winked at her. In the dim light of the night, Greta saw Laurentina blink and make a "shush" gesture to her.

Then, in front of Gladys, Laurentina gently propped herself up, looked past Gladys, and saw Suri and Skadi secretly kissing behind Gladys.

"Won't we get discovered?" With that thought in mind, Greta looked over with some worry, only to find that Laurentina didn't seem nervous at all, staring straight at Suri and Skadi, her eyes devoid of any smile.

Just then, Gladys heard Skadi behind her making a little louder noise for some reason. Gladys could even hear the sounds of friction and tearing, and Suri whispered to stop her: "Skadi, calm down, I'm going to call for help!"

Not only was she speaking out of anxiety, but Suri also yelled loudly in Skadi's mind, "Skadi! If this keeps up, we're definitely going to be discovered! They might have already heard us! Do you know I don't even dare to open my scanning vision to check our surroundings right now?"

'Hmm~'

Skadi only vaguely responded to Suri in her mind, meaning that she heard her. Although her actions were somewhat restrained, she didn't seem to intend to give up.

This was really bad. Suri froze, not daring to open his scanning field of vision. Even if Skadi was discovered, she might not stop, but he would be killed instantly.

Although she had experienced many unusual situations, Suri still couldn't quite accept doing such intimate things with Skadi in front of others.

Even if she occasionally used the sound system before, it was only when everyone present was someone Su Rui knew and had a close relationship with.

Suri is currently only close to Skadi; ​​she's not as close to the people around her... like Greta, Laurentina, or Elene.

However, Skadi ignored Suri's words. Although she did notice that Suri was about to explode at her if things continued, so she restrained herself a little, she did not pull her hand back. She was still tightly gripping Suri's clothes, trying to do something.

"Alright, go to sleep. It's just a little delay. I was planning to have time to be intimate with you when I went to Agor anyway. Doctor's plan is definitely thorough enough, and you won't lack time to spend with me."

Suri silently urged Skadi to restrain herself.

'But I can't help it...and besides, Greta, Laurentina, and I are all Deepsea Hunters, we're connected by blood, it's okay.'

"Blood ties certainly aren't used like this, right? It's just to make you more coordinated in battle and to make it easier for you to find each other's positions, right? It doesn't include this kind of absurd interaction. Don't try to fool me."

Suri lifted her head from Skadi's embrace, which had calmed down slightly, gave her a disgruntled look, and then shrank back under the covers, urging Skadi in her mind, "Alright, get some rest before we wake anyone up, or I won't give you a chance when the Doctor comes."

Skadi paused for a moment, then nodded somewhat reluctantly: 'You don't understand, but you will. Deepsea Hunters are connected by blood.'

"You're lying, there's no such thing as a lie."

Suri ignored Skadi's words, burrowed into her blankets, closed her eyes, and her breathing gradually became steady.

Skadi, meanwhile, had already noticed Laurentina peeking at her, and Gretia, who had also turned her head to look at them at some point.

As deep-sea hunters share a bloodline, Laurentina winked at Skadi, silently mouthing the same thing before retreating back inside and pretending nothing had happened to begin resting.

"..." Skadi shifted her gaze to Gladys, who was quietly watching her. Seeing the Second Captain's indifferent eyes, but Gladys was always like this, Skadi didn't know how to communicate with her.

Gladys didn't say anything, just glanced at Skadi, then turned her back to Skadi and Suri, seemingly intending to rest as well.

Skadi breathed a sigh of relief, realizing that the second captain had no intention of interfering or saying anything.

Nothing else interesting happened that night. Everyone gradually fell asleep and was woken up one by one by their own biological clock or by the sound of their companions getting up in the early morning.

After waking up, Suri quickly changed her clothes and went outside the cabin. The aircraft's cockpit was already open in their direction, and the Doctor was standing at the cabin door looking over, greeting Suri and Skadi.

“It’s a pleasure to meet you, Doctor. I am Agor’s Technical Administrator and Chief Architect of War, Greta.”

Gladys looked at the Doctor who was standing inside the cabin and greeting them, and nodded to her.

"Yes, hello, just call me Doctor... I don't really have any titles."

The doctor nodded to Gladys and Skadi, then extended an invitation:

"Alright, everyone, come on up. I've already prepared the plan for getting to Agor."

The aircraft descended to the deck, but remained suspended in mid-air. After all, this small boat wasn't some rare toy like an aircraft carrier, and couldn't support the weight of an aircraft.

The doctor also introduced the plan to go to Agor at the same time.

"Finding a safe route to Agor while being surrounded by Haisi will not be easy, but with Su Rui's help and this modified aircraft, it will be much simpler."

Volume 6, Chapter 378: Why eat cactus?

After undergoing a simple transformation, the aircraft adopted a posture suitable for navigation in the sea and landed in the water.

The doctor then began to share some information about the plan. Although it would only take a short voyage to reach Agor, it would be more convenient to share some of the information.

Goredia snapped out of her reverie of observing the aircraft and looked at the large tablet the doctor was holding, waiting for his explanation.

Then, she heard a voice from behind her; it was Suri speaking:

"In fact, Agor has also prepared a plan called the Waterway Project, which intends to contact the civilizations on land. However, we reacted faster than them. By the time they were ready to send a message to the civilizations on land through the agreement, we should have already arrived in Agor."

Gladys nodded, then turned to look at Suri in surprise. Suri's voice came from both the tablet in front of her and behind her at the same time, making Gladys, with her keen hearing, feel a little disoriented.

Then, turning her head, Gretia saw Skadi holding Suri tightly in her arms, with Suri sitting on her lap.

Skadi just stared blankly at her second captain, and subconsciously tightened her embrace as if to prevent Suri from being snatched away.

Suri smiled somewhat helplessly at Greta, then continued her explanation:

“I can use electronic devices to make the system identify us as part of the Agor fleet when we approach the city, but that would make our visit seem like an intrusion. So I will establish communications and let you handle the negotiations.”

"Agor, how many cities are left?"

Gladys nodded, offering no further opinion on the plan; her primary concern now was her homeland.

"Look at the screen, Agor's statistics won't be displayed on my face."

Suri shrugged and pointed to the tablet the doctor had placed to the side, which displayed Agor's current situation:

"In fact, due to the Great Tranquility, some of the cities in Agor lost communication with each other. Currently, the largest remaining city is Milialyum, which is the city of Agor where you are located. The Great Tranquility damaged many parts of the city, but with the rest of this period, the scale has recovered somewhat."

As Suri spoke, she displayed Miliarum's changes on a timeline:

"In fact, there are some small cities in Agor, but the situation is not very optimistic. Moreover, because of Haisi, they have been completely cut off from the outside world."

As Suri spoke, she showed the map of the sea:

“These cities that have lost contact are now reduced to only a few city blocks. Some of the more serious cases have even left only the last core city block, and there are some problems with the internal energy supply.”

Greta paused for a moment: "Didn't the people of Miliarum try to search for them?"

“Actually, they have no idea about this at all.” Suri shrugged. “The Great Tranquility is a phenomenon caused by the Sea Siren, but it’s not something they can do without specific actions. Those cities that have lost contact and are completely out of touch are in a similar state.”

Suri presented the situation, along with some internal discussions within Agor regarding these circumstances:

“In fact, Miliarum sent some fleets to search for city blocks in this situation, even though they were not certain that such a situation existed at the time... but naturally, they found nothing.”

"But you've found it... Is it too late for us to go back now?"

Looking at the city blocks displayed by Suri on the tablet, Gladys focused her attention on a single, dimly lit area that remained as a single city block:

"How long can this city hold out?"

"Without support, the city's internal energy and circulation system can probably sustain it for about a year. However, the people inside will probably continue to try to find a way out. After all, from their perspective, with only a year left and no support, they will definitely try to leave the city to find a way out."

But that might actually make the situation worse.

Greta frowned, turning her head to look intently at Suri in Skadi's arms:

"Suri, since you can find information about these city blocks, do you have a way to contact the people inside the city blocks?"

“That’s definitely possible.” Su Rui nodded, then asked in return:

"Do you want to contact them? I can connect directly."

While Suri and Gretia were talking, the aircraft had already transformed into a submarine and was moving towards the city of Miliarum, deep in the ocean.

"...No, wait a moment. If the city blocks plan to embark on a dangerous exploration, please remind me again, okay?"

Greta seemed somewhat hesitant, but Suri had no objection to the arrangement: