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

"Shall I comb your hair and give it a new braid?" Before Laurentina could finish speaking, Suri answered her, grabbing her wrist before Laurentina could reply.

"Okay, sit down, let me sort things out for you first."

Laurentina did not resist. After sitting down with Suri's help, she noticed Skadi's gaze next to her and met Skadi's eyes.

Neither of the two girls spoke; they simply exchanged glances before looking away.

Skadi looked at Suri, while Laurentina fiddled with a corner of her clothes, passing the time.

A moment later, Suri finished braiding Laurentina's hair, who was sitting in front of her. Laurentina's hair wasn't as long as Skadi's, but it suited Suri to braid it into a courtly style similar to Saber's, making her look more elegant.

"Alright, your hair is done. You can take a few minutes to admire it. Then we'll be setting off. We need to catch the departure time of those two ships."

As Suri spoke, she handed a mirror to Laurentina.

Laurentina tilted her head at herself in the mirror, looking at the way Suri had arranged for her. She smiled at her reflection, then got up, picked up her saw, and followed Suri, placing a hand on Suri's shoulder.

"Alright, now that we're ready, let's set off. We can't keep the second captain waiting."

As Skadi followed, she wondered to herself, 'Is the Second Captain in danger?'

“No.” Suri responded to Skadi’s question in her mind as well: “Gredia has the information I provided and has not encountered any problems along the way. The matter of resolving the missing city block is progressing smoothly. However, this process will inevitably be very long.”

Skadi nodded and, like Laurentina, went to the other side of Suri and asked:

"How's the captain's plan going? She's probably reached the first city block by now, right?"

"Of course not. In fact, the problems of two cities have already been resolved, and they are being escorted back by the dispersed fleets. We are going to ride on the first batch of returning fleets, which will take us back to the Grand Fleet of Goredia."

Skadi and Laurentina were both stunned: "So fast? The second captain has already taken care of two city blocks located in different places?"

"Otherwise, who do you think is providing her with intelligence support? It's me. There's no need to search at all. Just go directly to the destination and solve the problems I marked long ago. This approach is much simpler than you searching and inspecting the city blocks bit by bit. In fact, I think the current progress is a bit slow, and most of the time is spent on navigation."

Suri shrugged, took the mirror Laurentina returned to him, and put it into his system space.

While Suri and Skadi were traveling by ship, Gladys, with Suri's intelligence assistance, had once again resolved the issue of a city cluster and dispatched a small fleet to escort the city back.

Generally speaking, such a division of forces is extremely dangerous, as dispersing concentrated forces can lead to the fleet being suddenly and annihilated by the ubiquitous Sea Legion.

However, with the information from Su Rui, the repaired city blocks and fleets are all traveling along the routes given by Su Rui, so they will not encounter any aimlessly wandering sea creatures.

Su Rui also took the opportunity to operate the ship's automatic cooking machine and put some of Agor's snacks into her system space.

This gives him a wider variety of snacks, and more options when he wants to rest.

Laurentina sat smiling next to Suri, casually eating her breakfast, occasionally glancing at her hair, which Suri had styled, and her current appearance through the smooth, reflective walls of the restaurant.

Skadi recommended her favorite foods to Suri and shared them with her, which attracted Laurentina to join Suri, and they started playing a game of feeding each other.

"Speaking of which, did the second captain say what he wanted us to do?"

"Of course, we're sending you to assist in dealing with some Deepsea Cultists and the Sealings in the city blocks."

Volume 6, Chapter 387: The Imposter Goredia

After a period of sailing, the ship carrying Suri, Skadi, and Laurentina returned to the grand fleet commanded by Goredia.

However, the timing of the regrouping was somewhat unfortunate, as the ships returned to the fleet at the same time the fleet arrived at the new city block area.

To make matters worse, according to Su Rui's scan, there are quite a few Sea Cultists and Deep Sea Cultists in this city block. In fact, their numbers are enough for these Deep Sea Cultists to be so rampant that they hardly need to conceal their activities.

Looking at the information Suri had scanned on the screen, Gladys began to arrange for Skadi and Laurentina to act together:

“Skadi, Laurentina, you and Sikunda will meet inside the city block and take charge of dealing with the Deep Sea Cultists operating within it…Skadi will lead the team.”

Given that Suri and Skadi communicate through a direct telepathic link, Gladys made this arrangement.

Although Skadi may not be good at commanding, Goredia believes that Suri is.

Sikunda glanced at Goredia with surprise, nodded to indicate that she had received the order, and noticed that a small boat had broken away from the fleet and was approaching the flagship where Goredia was.

The vigilance of a coast guard member made Sikunda frown. She went to the bridge control console and reminded Goredia:

"A ship has broken away from the group... Report your purpose and reasons!"

“I have a specific mission on my hands, and Commander Goredia knows about it.” A pleasant young voice came through the communication channel, startling Sikunda.

That was Suri's voice. After all, when Skadi and the others returned, they would also have to come to the flagship where Greta was. Suri had nothing to do, so of course she would have to wait on the flagship.

Upon receiving Suri's message, Sikunda turned to look at Gretia with a puzzled expression, wondering if this somewhat abrupt person who had supposedly accepted the mission was a real figure or just some infiltrated Deepsea cultist.

Goredia nodded to Sikunda: "This is Suri. In fact, the reason our search and rescue operation was so successful is because Suri provided such detailed information."

"Including those technical details that amazed the technicians, he provided them too?" Sikunda asked incredulously. "And he's from the mainland? I've heard that the mainland is full of backward and arrogant countries."

"...Our arrogance is even greater, but Suri is special; he doesn't belong to any country."

Goredia didn't continue, but urged Sikunda, who wanted to stay and take one last look, "You should go and carry out your mission."

"I understand." Sikunda nodded, still somewhat unwilling: "Could I meet him later?"

“Suri will probably stay on the bridge with me.” Goredia didn’t give a direct answer, but Siquinda was also supposed to return here after her mission.

So, having resolved her inner conflict, Sikunda nodded and turned to walk towards the hangar.

At that moment, Su Rui happened to come out of the hangar corridor and encountered Sikunda, who was preparing to depart, on her way to the bridge.

"You're Suri? An Agor like me?" Suri's alluring appearance immediately caught Sikunda's attention. She would never have forgotten such a person if there had been one in the fleet before.

Furthermore, there was another matter: Suri acted too casually, unlike the meticulous and serious aircrew members of the Agor fleet.

"Hello, Sikunda, but you should be on your mission now, right? I won't bother you any longer."

Suri winked at Sikunda, gave her a teasing smile, and said as she walked past Sikunda:

"However, I am not Agor of Agor. If you understand what I mean, don't mistake me for one of your own kind."

After saying that, Suri turned away without looking at Sikunda's reaction and walked towards the bridge.

Through the scanning field of vision, Suri noticed that Sikunda turned her head to look at his back with a puzzled expression, but more importantly, she had a curious look in her eyes.

But that doesn't matter. If she's annoying, Suri can simply send her out every time they reach their destination city so she won't bother him.

Sikunda and Skadi were sent on a mission, while Suri went to the bridge.

Without turning around, Greta knew it was Suri who had arrived, just by hearing Suri's leisurely footsteps and familiar breathing.

"Although I had seen the scenery here before through a scan, actually being here in person feels completely different."

As Suri spoke, she walked over to Gladys's side, rested her hands on the control panel on the bridge, and looked at everything in front of her.

"The feeling of controlling an entire fleet can indeed easily breed some irresistible pride. I think maintaining your composure shouldn't be a problem for you."

As Greta spoke, she slowly walked behind Suri and gently placed her hands on Suri's shoulders:

“My previous orders were all based on the information you provided. Now, you are here in person.”

Goredia didn't finish her sentence, perhaps because it didn't comply with Agor's rules, or rather, it's impossible for any fleet to simply hand over command so directly.

Suri understood what Gladys meant. She looked up and met Gladys's gaze behind her, then said directly into the earpiece, "Then you just watch closely. Next, I'll play the role of Gladys and make the decision."

Grandia's expression remained unchanged; she simply gazed at Suri. Perhaps she even secretly took a step forward? Because although Suri didn't move, her head was nestled in the softness of Grandia's chest.

It was strange; Suri hadn't seen Gracey make any movement, yet the contact happened so naturally... He had been careful when he looked up, making sure he wouldn't touch Gracey.

It wasn't until the scanning field of view was activated that Su Rui noticed Gretia's subtle movements in the all-around playback.

The tall, beautiful woman approached him in a way that was not easily noticed, from an angle that Su Rui could not see with his naked eye, which led to their current contact.

So this was Goddess's initiative, and Suri was too lazy to think about it too much. As her body relaxed, Suri leaned directly into Goddess's arms, and then turned to Skadi and the others who had entered the city of Agor, which consisted of several city blocks, from different directions.

Although it was Suri who opened her mouth, the voice that came out was the same cold and indifferent tone as Greta's:

“Sikunda, watch out for that door in front of you. Behind it is a group of Deep Sea Cultists armed with melee weapons.”

Volume 6, Chapter 388: This is all thanks to my hard work and sweat.

"Understood." Sikunda immediately took the precautions as instructed by Su Rui, and her teammates were also ready.

The Deep Sea Cultists behind the gate were almost utterly defeated by Sikunda, who was well prepared. However, Sikunda had a complete advantage in terms of combat capabilities and weaponry, and with the intelligence provided by Su Rui, it was only natural that they could achieve this.

Gladys was somewhat surprised. After Suri temporarily ended the fleet's communications, she reached out and pinched Suri's cheek with her long, slender fingers:

"How did you do that? Although you've surprised me many times before, I never thought you could do this too."

"Compared to being able to manipulate all electronic instruments and communications, this kind of voice imitation is something that anyone can do with training."

As Suri spoke, she reminded Laurentina in her original voice: "Spectral Shark, there's a passage above you that will allow you to advance faster. Also, at the location of the third vent, there are Sea Sprites hiding inside. They also have quite a few floating shooting types, so make sure your team's shooters are ready."

"Understood, Commander Suri."

Laurentina chuckled as she started her saw, her silvery laughter ringing out as the metal gears turned, and rushed into the tunnel.

Skadi received Suri's message directly through the mental link, and the scanning field of vision in front of her marked all the enemies:

"I think I don't need to tell you what to do, right? Just take care of them all."

"My sword will not lose." Skadi nodded and led her team out.

Goredia then reiterated her thoughts: "However, this kind of talent that requires training is actually harder to acquire than the ability you show from the beginning."

"My abilities also come at a price, right? Anyway, it must have been acquired through hard work, trials, and the constant operation of intelligence. Compared to that, being able to imitate voices is really nothing remarkable."

Suri spoke up for himself, somewhat disgruntled. Although his memory was hazy, he had obtained this ability through honest and fair means:

"You don't actually think I gained this power out of thin air, do you?"

"Of course not, I just didn't expect you to be able to do so much... Maybe you could teach me later?"

Grace noticed Suri's slightly agitated mood and couldn't help but smile as she gently comforted her.

"That's more like it. Actually, this is indeed not easy to practice. It requires comprehension or luck. You might be more efficient if you just stumble upon it by chance."

Goredia nodded:

"Looks like we'll have to set aside a specific time?"

“That’s right. Unless you want the entire fleet to hear you making all sorts of noises while you’re practicing, I suggest you find a quiet place where no one will bother you.”

Gladys nodded, somewhat exasperated by Suri's awkward way of describing things. She focused her attention on the team clearing inside the city block, diverting her attention while reminding Suri:

"Now we can arrange for the maintenance team to enter some of the safe areas. With Siquinda and Skadi constantly advancing, the safe zone will continue to expand."

"Okay, I understand." Suri nodded in Greta's arms, then gave the command in Greta's voice over the channel:

"The mechanic teams are divided into groups and enter the damaged city blocks to repair the faulty markers."

Gladys's voice and identity verification aroused no suspicion, and Suri arranged for the fleet's mechanics to set off.

However, compared to the simple interface with only points and lines, Suri preferred direct sensory stimulation, which was to see the battlefield situation through Skadi's eyes.

Therefore, he returned command to Greta once again, because he had only tried it for fun and found piloting a "Gundam" more interesting.

Suri deliberately arranged a route for Skadi that she could pass through by simply attacking. Although some gates would indeed temporarily block Skadi's progress due to the Deep Sea Cultists' lock-on, this was not a problem for Suri.

Argonauts were arrogant because of their technology, so they believed their gates could keep out enemies behind them and never considered cutting off the power to stop them.

So these gates were as funny to Suri as wearing toilet paper as underwear.

Su Rui leaned against the control panel on the bridge, tilted her head back, and closed her eyes.

His thoughts were in sync with Skadi's, and his gaze was fixed on what was in front of Skadi:

"Get ready. Your sword has other uses. The engine of that machine in front isn't important; it's also the weapon they're using against you. In a moment, jump directly from the spot I marked, throw your teammates behind you to avoid them getting hurt, and destroy the engine with your sword."

"I understand." Skadi responded silently, made a few tactical hand signals to her teammates, and then quickly charged toward the direction marked by Suri.

The heavy blade in her hand made Skadi's every step vibrate with a heart-stopping force. Through the scanning vision shown by Suri, she could even see the Deep Sea Cultists behind the bunkers looking around in panic.

But none of this could stop Skadi's progress.

Before the Deep Sea Cultists could mentally prepare themselves and peek out from their bunkers, she had already rushed to the designated spot and jumped.

A white-haired beauty glided through the air, her sword flashing as she struck the weapons the Deep Sea Cultists were trying to use against them.

The energy core was shattered, and energy was leaking out. Skadi did not stop. After sheathing her sword, she immediately continued to rush into the distance, without even giving the deep-sea cultists a glance.

Only a few Deepsea Cultists noticed the destruction Skadi had caused before her departure, and in panic tried to warn their companions or flee, but before they could react, the energy leak was already unstoppable.

The Deep Sea Cult members exchanged bewildered glances, and one of them even chuckled as the tension eased: "Is she an idiot? Can't she see us here..."

Before he could finish laughing, the explosion engulfed them all, and the enormous roar made their voices seem insignificant.

All the struggles were swallowed up in an instant, and Skadi, under Suri's deliberate arrangement, had charged forward and completely broken away from her own group. Suri also gave the group behind her some other tasks.