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

Talulah asked, somewhat amused, "Isn't Suri going to use my body to eat today?"

"No, you should finish eating quickly, and then we'll set off."

Now, his competitive spirit had overshadowed Suri's craving for food, and he was eager to prove his abilities.

"That's easy to understand," Talulah thought with a smile, then nodded.

After quickly finishing his breakfast, he looked at Alina sitting across from him:

"Suri and I have an event planned, would Alina like to come with us?"

"Can I go with you?"

Alina's eyes lit up, and she stood up from the chair.

Subsequently, at Suri's request and under her guidance, Talulah and Alina arrived at the edge of Talulah's Duchy, on the outer edge of the mobile city.

The towering and magnificent mobile city is actually a single piece of land that has been mechanically modified and can be moved.

So even Suri, looking down at the metal structures and cliffs on the edge of the city, couldn't help but marvel at how amazing the scenery was.

However, Suri also needs to prove her ability to prevent Ursus troops from entering the city.

“Talulah, watch closely. I will simulate the countermeasures when those troops try to enter the mobile city directly in your field of vision.”

As soon as Suri spoke, Talulah saw the Ursus forces attempting to enter the large mobile city from all directions.

Then, Suri demonstrated her response measures one by one.

"First, there are normal port entry and exit procedures and large elevators."

As Su Rui spoke, she used her abilities to shut down the port's main gate and elevator, locking the elevator at a high position.

Then, Talulah saw the sounds that Suri had casually shown her, which were the voices of people entering and leaving the mobile city because of Suri's actions.

"What's going on? Why did the port close by itself? Go and reopen it immediately!"

"It's not working, sir. Our operations are not working. No matter how we click, there is no response. It's like we've been locked down by a hacker. And I can't find any instructions from the other party. It's like... the machine is making decisions on its own."

"Stop giving me that nonsense. Isn't there a physical switch? Go and operate it manually with the lever. If you disrupt the city's transportation, Duke Talulah might hang you up and display you in public!"

"Isn't Duke Talulah very kind? He even gives alms to the infected. Since Duke Talulah took the throne, our lives as workers have become much better." (whispering)

"Stop talking nonsense! Even if Duke Talulah won't teach you a lesson, do you think I won't? Get back to work!"

Amidst the flurry of activity, the voices on the walkie-talkies came through again: "It's not working, manual operation isn't helping either."

"What the hell is going on?!"

Amidst the chaos at the port, Suri immediately lifted the lockdown on the port:

"Alright, if this continues, it will become too chaotic. I'll help transfer the congested traffic first."

As Surrey opened the port, it reopened automatically, and the machines automatically flashed lights to guide the flow of vehicles and people into the city. The elevators also started up quickly and operated at a higher efficiency than usual.

"By the way, I'll send them a message in your name to tell them not to be nervous, or you can speak directly."

As Suri spoke, she opened the communication channel and displayed some suggestions in Talulah's view.

Talulah nodded and cleared her throat:

"Don't be nervous, it's just a small experiment. I apologize for disturbing your hard work. Now, you can continue."

As Talulah spoke, the tense workers and foremen relaxed and continued their leader's work.

However, a worker's words made everyone nervous: "Do you think that with such efficient technology at her disposal, Duke Talulah might replace us?"

This sentence immediately silenced the workers, and then the foreman slapped the worker hard across the face.

"What are you talking about? Duke Talulah won't let you starve!"

Suri's voice also rang in Talulah's ears: "Actually, the cost of machines is higher than the cost of labor. Instead of using machines, it's better to spend money to hire people. Worrying is a bit unnecessary."

Volume 2, Chapter 91: They are very sensible and will die on their own.

Talulah nodded, believing Suri's statement. At least in Terra, the cost of labor was far lower than the cost of machines.

She wanted to ask more questions, but Suri interrupted her:

"Alright, let's stop talking about these annoying and boring topics. Look, besides the normal way to enter the mobile city, they can also enter the mobile city by climbing or through the sewers."

As Su Rui spoke, the troops that Su Rui had simulated began to move once again in Talulah's field of vision.

However, Suri seemed to have no way to deal with those who climbed the city's magnificent outer walls. Those who tried to enter the city through the sewers were occasionally forced out of the city by Suri's manipulation of the sewer system and then thrown from high places to the distant ground.

'It seems you have no way to deal with those climbing troops?'

Talulah couldn't help but smile. Although Suri's abilities had indeed amazed her, seeing that Suri also had things she couldn't do made Talulah, who was most proud of herself, quite happy.

At least, imperfect things are more reassuring.

With this thought in mind, Talulah's smile became more and more obvious. Suri couldn't directly interfere with reality, but she could achieve it through Talulah. In other words, Suri had no choice but to rely on Talulah.

This thought made Talulah very happy, while Suri felt that Talulah's smile was gloating.

"What's so funny? Do you really expect me to fight these troops all by myself?"

Suri rolled her eyes in annoyance and then said:

"I will naturally arrange for a team to block these troops when the time comes. I can send the Internal Security or the Serpent Scales, or those small teams from the Reunion Movement. Anyway, it's not difficult to take on the high ground and the idiots."

'Okay, I understand.'

Talulah stopped smiling and stopped provoking Suri, instead turning to look at Alina.

After noticing Talulah's gaze, the little deer stared intently at her with bright, sparkling eyes:

"Did Mr. Suri make all that? That's amazing!"

"Of course! Any electronically controlled device is my toy!"

Suri's smug voice rang out, and Alina simply smiled and clapped, but Talulah felt it more acutely than Alina.

Almost all, no, all large-scale equipment requires the operation of electronic components to function, so Suri in Terra is, in a sense, almost...

Talulah didn't say anything more, but simply gazed at the distant wilderness beyond the mobile city, lost in thought:

In other words, Suri really can help the Reunion Movement conquer an entire large mobile city. So, what are his specific plans?

What are your plans for dealing with the population in mobile cities?

"It's hopeless. I'm not going to actually wipe out everyone in an entire mobile city and replace them with infected from the Reunion Movement."

As Suri casually mentioned it, she showed Talulah the structure of her family's plan:

"Simply put, the management has been changed to the same few members of the Reunion Movement, and the city is now managed by infected people. Naturally, it is more friendly to infected people, and over time, it has become a mobile city for infected people."

Those who have the ability to escape will naturally try to leave the city, while the infected will gather in the city as if they have found hope.

As for ordinary people, in reality, their situation is not much better than that of the infected. In time, they will realize which side has been kinder to them.

As Suri presented his plans, Talulah noticed that there seemed to be no place for nobles in them.

Suri at least demonstrated some policies to attract wealth to stay and develop in the city, but it seems that no position is reserved for nobles.

So, Talulah asked curiously, "What do you plan to do with those nobles?"

"noble?"

Hearing Suri's somewhat puzzled voice, Talulah knew something was wrong. Then, as Suri explained, Talulah could only think to herself, "I knew it."

“Those nobles, of course, have no place in the city of the infected.”

So what are you planning to do with them?

"Don't worry, the nobles are very sensible; they will die on their own."

"I don't think so," Talulah said with a helpless look, urging, "At least on the surface, the Reunion Movement can't afford to offend those nobles too much, can it?"

"After the Reunion Movement conquers an entire city, it will naturally offend all the nobles. So how can you say that you can't offend them to death?"

Suri dismissed Talulah's statement, but Talulah still felt it was inappropriate:

Moreover, not all nobles are so utterly wicked.

“If you insist on saying it this way… fine, I’ll use them as bargaining chips. They can be used directly in the exchange. You will negotiate with the Reunion Movement, and they will use the safety of those nobles as leverage to exchange for the city.”

This way, Talulah can demonstrate both her strength and the "reasonableness" of the Reunion Movement.

As for those restless individuals who are plotting behind the scenes, there will naturally be people hiding in the shadows to deal with them.

Suri slightly modified his plan; he originally wanted those guys to disappear without a trace.

After all, it's quite interesting to drive the Bozocasti to conquer one noble mansion after another. The tall war machine, with my shield and halberd in hand, can shatter those seemingly solid walls and destroy everything in its path with just a charge.

Although Suri can't actually pilot the Bozocasti as a biological being, being able to see it from the Bozocasti's perspective is still very cool.

It seems we need to find a new opponent for Bozokasti. I wonder if there are any guys in the city who can stand up to Bozokasti?

Su Rui was caught in a dilemma. Bozokasti was too powerful, and he had even treated Su Rui. Some of the Originium Suppressants were ones that Su Rui had insisted Bozokasti use.

At least to some extent, Bozocasti can live longer and be more vigorous.

Talulah noticed Suri's silence and asked with some confusion:

'what's on your mind?'

"It's nothing. By the way, are you planning to visit Chernobog soon? You could take the opportunity to do some research."

'Wouldn't it be too obvious that Chernobog got into trouble right after my visit?'

"This was an open conspiracy from the start. Anyone with a brain would realize it was your plan, you immortal black serpent. What's there to be ashamed of?"

Volume 2, Chapter 92: Clearly, everyone else stole the food.

So, Talulah went to visit Chernobog as Suri had requested, taking Alina with her as her attendant, and also made contact with the Reunion Movement along the way.

Using Suri as a bridge, Talulah also had a verbal battle with Frostnova.

At this moment, within the Reunion Movement, Frostnova looked at the panoramic scan of Chernobog shown by Suri, and then glanced questioningly at Bodrakasty beside her:

"Are we really going to attack Chernobog?"

"……Um."

A red light flashed in Bozokasti's eyes; in fact, he remembered the information that Suri had shown on his tactical mask.

Although she had some doubts about this somewhat far-fetched idea, Su Rui provided ample evidence and feasibility analysis.

Moreover, Su Rui also provided considerable support, and with this in mind, Bozhuokastie nodded in agreement.

In fact, when Bozokasti heard Suri complaining in his ear that Chernobog didn't have any individuals who could be Bozokasti's opponents, and that Bozokasti couldn't show his skills.

This man, who was actually only middle-aged in Wendigo but had already been a father twice, couldn't help but smile.

It feels like taking care of your own willful child.

Behind the mask, Bozokasti glanced furtively at his adopted daughter, Frostnova, and couldn't help but sigh.

His adopted daughter has grown up and entered her rebellious phase; she only calls him "old man" and refuses to call him "dad" anymore.

Although she was behind the mask, Frostnova actually noticed Bodracasti's gaze and looked at him with a puzzled expression:

"what happened?"

“No, nothing.” Bozokastie shook his head.

"Um, Suri, are you here? Tell us about your plans."

Froststar nodded, then took her walkie-talkie out of her pocket and asked if Suri was there.

“I heard you, I heard you. I’m going to Chernobog soon, so we’re very close. I don’t need the internet. My scanning range covers your entire area.”

As Su Rui spoke, she proudly boasted, "In other words, we don't need to worry about network latency when we communicate now!"

"Okay, so, how should we proceed?"

"Didn't I already send a batch of walkie-talkies to you by Snake Scale? I'll take command then, and you just need to follow orders."

As Su Rui spoke, she still felt she should give some more instructions:

"Actually, I think you should strengthen the organization within the team, so that there won't be any situations where people don't follow orders."

After all, reality isn't the real-time strategy game Su Rui plays. His troops are war-weary and cowardly; they won't necessarily follow orders to their deaths just because you give them those orders.