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

Alina had no idea what Suri was thinking, but the gentle girl still began to act as Suri requested.

Thinking back on pleasant things... what things are more pleasant?

Alina subconsciously recalled how she felt when she met Talulah and heard Mr. Suri's voice, as well as her feelings when Mr. Suri's voice came through her headphones.

Alina transmitted these pleasant emotions to Talulah, causing a happy expression to appear on Talulah's face as well.

However, Suri didn't let Alina continue for long; she quickly made Alina stop her movements.

"Alright, that's enough for now. After Talulah falls asleep, ten minutes of psychotherapy every day—that's your job, understand?"

"Ok, I see."

Alina nodded, tiptoed off the bed and onto the floor, and glanced once more at Talulah, who was smiling in her sleep.

Although the girl was very kind, for some reason, she felt jealous of Talulah.

Mr. Suri, you seem to care so much about Talulah... Why do I care so much about Mr. Suri when she is something I can't see or touch?

Alina quietly closed the door, but did not return to her own room.

Because Suri said she could freely explore any part of the castle.

So, Alina instinctively wanted to find a high place to take a look.

Reaching the top of the castle, Talulah gazed at the magnificent moving city, the towering buildings, and the bustling, glittering streets, and was momentarily stunned by the sight before her.

Although she would occasionally go to the mobile city to exchange for some paint, or exchange her paintings for some money.

But Alina had never seen such a spectacular moving city before, nor had she ever had the opportunity to observe the entire moving city from such a high place with such a good view.

"It's spectacular, isn't it?"

Suri's voice came through the earpiece. Alina paused for a moment, then a smile involuntarily appeared on her lips:

"Mr. Suri, would you like to have a chat?"

"What else? I can't sleep right now, and Talulah is still sleeping. I need to find something to do. I don't have the patience to play games right now, so you're the most suitable person to ask."

As Suri casually explained her emotional journey, Alina instinctively covered her mouth with her hand.

Normal communication doesn't require such detailed explanations, Mr. Su Rui, you really weren't on guard at all.

It's a pity that Suri can't hear Alina's thoughts, otherwise he would definitely retort that he's invincible anyway, so there's no need to be wary.

However, at this moment, with the help of the scanning field of vision, Su Rui can actually see the entire picture of the mobile city, and even see every detail, every person, and the mobile population constantly moving in and out of the mobile city in vehicles.

This made him exclaim, "This city is like a giant beast, devouring life..."

"But this beast also protects people's lives, doesn't it?"

Alina smiled as she looked at the distant scenery and talked to Suri through her earpiece. Although she didn't understand why Mr. Suri understood a mobile city in this way, Alina subconsciously tried to look at the problem from a more optimistic perspective.

"Yes, you're right... Wouldn't it be great if this mobile city could stand up or transform?"

"Eh?"

Alina was a little confused by Suri's train of thought. In reality, Suri wasn't being sentimental; her words were just a casual remark.

"It's a pity I can't show you the renderings. Otherwise, with the same amount of building materials, a standing mobile city could actually be built into a super-huge robot. Moreover, in my design, this robot could maintain the lives of its inhabitants while moving, and its population capacity would be larger than that of a current city!"

Alina listened to Suri's cheerful introduction, somewhat confused, but still smiled and echoed Suri, infected by Suri's emotions.

"Speaking of which, you don't have a cell phone, do you? If you did, I could at least show it to you. Although cell phone screens don't have such high resolution, it's still enough to see a general image."

Suri felt a little disappointed, but Alina didn't seem to mind.

"You can show it to me later, we have plenty of time, don't we?"

"That's what they say, but I can't show it to them right away to make them more appealing."

Suri was somewhat dissatisfied, little did he know that Alina was also itching to join in his complaints.

For some reason, the kind-hearted little deer licked its lips.

Volume Two, Chapter Eighty-Nine: The Man in the Stone Coffin

The next morning, Talulah woke up in her bed, clutching her head, feeling that something was wrong, but she couldn't quite put her finger on what it was.

She felt good, perhaps because of something that happened last night.

However, Talulah seemed a little confused, as if Suri and Alina had done something together.

But what exactly did they do? If Suri and Alina did something secretly... Talulah felt she should actually be angry.

Unable to recall or understand, Talulah decided it would be better to ask Suri directly.

So, as Talulah tidied her clothes and got up to wash, she began to call out to Suri in her mind:

'Suri, what did you do last night?'

"Hmm~ Hmm~ Last night? No, right? What happened last night?"

Suri had just woken up when Talulah woke her up, and for a moment she couldn't quite remember what Talulah had mentioned about what happened last night.

Talulah paused for a moment, not pressing Suri to tell her, but simply nodded and then asked:

"So what are our plans for the future?"

"Well... if we're talking about plans, as Duke Zero, all you need to do is follow the previous plan and gradually improve the policies towards the infected. There's not much else you can do. But the Reunion Movement has quite a few things to offer, and if you cooperate, the efficiency will be very high."

As Suri spoke, Talulah, already dressed, stood up and came to the outside of her room:

'And then what? How am I supposed to cooperate with the Reunion Movement members?'

Talulah was determined to find out what had happened last night, so she decided to go to Alina. Alina should be able to tell her the answer; the girl was kind, and she probably wouldn't lie.

With this thought in mind, Talulah arrived at Alina's door and knocked.

"Here it comes~"

Alina's voice rang out from inside the room, and then the door was opened almost immediately. Talulah looked at Alina, who was dressed neatly and looking at her, with surprise.

Alina smiled sheepishly:

"I usually get up quite early, so I read a book in my room for a while."

"Ah."

Talulah nodded, then asked Alina directly:

"What did you and Suri do last night?"

When Talulah first woke up, she didn't notice the blanket on her and thought it had accidentally fallen on her when she turned over.

However, seeing Alina's hesitant expression now, it seems that's not the case.

Suri suddenly realized, "Oh, you mean this is what happened last night? Alina and I treated you."

Talulah was taken aback: "What kind of treatment?"

"It's about treating your mental state. It's best to do it while you're asleep, ideally during your dreams. Ten minutes of psychological counseling every day, is that what you mean?"

"That should be it." Talulah nodded, not at all puzzled by Suri's sudden recollection of this matter. In her opinion, Suri was probably just a little groggy from waking up and hadn't remembered it.

Alina, watching Talulah interact with Suri in her mind while she couldn't hear anything, maintained a smile, but there wasn't much joy in her eyes.

"Miss Talulah, what brings you here?" Alina asked with a smile.

"Um...it's nothing."

Talulah nodded. She just wanted to figure out what had happened last night, and it seemed that nothing had happened that bothered her.

Then, Talulah skillfully changed the subject: "Let's go to the restaurant, breakfast should be ready by now."

"Ah."

Alina nodded, while Talulah continued to ask Suri as she left:

So, what are your thoughts on the plans for the Reunion Movement?

"Don't rush, I'm working on it."

Suri answered Talulah's question and then remained silent, seemingly deep in thought about her plan.

Talulah nodded and didn't say anything more.

Then, at the breakfast table that morning, Talulah heard Suri's voice again.

"I've found it! A suitable base, perfect as a city for the Reunion Movement. After they succeed, you, as the Duke, can say a few good words for them and use some superficial benefits to divert the attention of those nobles. This way, the Reunion Movement can grow rapidly!"

Suri cheered, but Talulah's doubts were not dispelled much by his explanation; she only paused slightly in her use of utensils.

So, which city did you choose?

"Of course, it's Chernobog."

As Suri spoke, she displayed information about a large mobile city on the Ursus border called Chernobog in Talulah's field of vision, and then said:

"However, the information you've seen isn't the main point; it's just some basic information. What's truly important is Chernoborg's power source."

Then, some research data appeared in Talulah's field of vision. Suri even specially marked that this data had been destroyed, but he had restored it:

"Isn't it interesting that Chernobog's power source comes from a sarcophagus, a container that can only fit one person lying down, yet it powers the entire large mobile city?"

'Hmm... but I don't understand what this power source means for the Reunion Movement.'

Talulah asked suspiciously, "Are you planning to use this energy source as a bargaining chip?"

"No, I just think this sarcophagus is cool, and it seems quite important, like it has something to do with me, but I can't quite figure out what that connection is."

As Suri spoke, Talulah heard a few tapping sounds in her mind, which immediately made her nervous.

As expected, Su Rui's voice rang out again: "Old Deng, do you know what that stone coffin has to do with me? Are you hiding something from me?"

Is this really not a good way to interact with the superior system? Talulah's heart clenched, but she couldn't dissuade Su Rui at this moment. She could only hold her breath and nervously watch Su Rui's interaction with the superior system.

To Su Rui's surprise, the higher-level system responded to him this time:

The individual inside the sarcophagus is related to you by blood; protection is recommended.

"And then what? You already know there's a blood relationship, so what exactly is the relationship between the person in the stone coffin and me?"

Volume 2, Chapter 90: Su Rui's Control

Su Rui desperately wanted to get the answer, but the higher-level system pretended to be dead once again.

This annoyed him: "Are you deliberately keeping me in suspense, Old Deng? Don't you know that telling riddles will get you a severe scolding?"

"Ahem, Suri, let's talk about how you plan to help Reunion take Chernobog. After all, it's a large mobile city, and there's Ursus's army surrounding it."

Talulah quickly tried to distract the system, as she had a feeling that if they continued talking, the system would start arguing with Su Rui.

As Suri and Talulah's superiors in a certain sense, the superior system still holds some authority over Talulah.

"Tsk, okay."

Suri clicked her tongue in dissatisfaction, but still shifted her attention away from the higher-level system and began to explain her plan to Talulah.

"Actually, my plan is very simple. I have a scan of the entire Chernobog. When the time comes, I just need to give the Reunion forces some communicators, and I can directly use the communicators and such to micromanage each team and wipe out all the defenders of Chernobog."

Suri's tone gradually became smug:

"Moreover, as long as we control the walls of Chernobog, those army groups outside will have absolutely no way to get in. Because the mobile city has been under my complete control from the beginning, if I don't want them in, they absolutely cannot get in."

'Really?'

Talulah was skeptical. She had witnessed some of Suri's ability to control electronic information, but she had never actually seen him control the operation of actual equipment, so she had some doubts about Suri's capabilities.

"I've said it before, no electronic device can escape my control, right? Unless it runs out of power or is turned off."

Suri was somewhat displeased with Talulah's suspicious tone:

"Moreover, this shutdown cannot be the kind of shutdown that's in standby mode. As long as there's energy, I can directly force the shutdown of electronic devices. Only a shutdown that completely cuts off the power supply can be immune to my control."

As Su Rui spoke, she gave a disgruntled snort: "I can prove it to you directly!"

"Wait a minute, let me finish eating, okay? Then we can try it together."

Talulah quickly stopped Suri, because she felt that Suri, who was getting more and more carried away, seemed to really be planning to activate some big gadget to prove his abilities to her.

"...Okay, then eat faster."

Suri said with some dissatisfaction, then asked Talulah to hurry up.