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

Before he could finish speaking, Suri's mouth was silenced by Talulah. The gray-haired Drak girl forcefully pushed him down, looking down at Suri, and finally released his lips after a moment.

"So, did she do such a thing?"

"Please don't ask these questions one by one; it's just too embarrassing."

Even though she was very willing to cooperate with Talulah, Suri didn't really want to talk about this shameful thing little by little.

"Is that so? Then you'd better make it up to me as compensation for cheating."

“It’s nothing.” Suri nodded, surprised that Talulah would let the matter go so easily. Then, Suri remembered her own doubts:

"So, Talulah, this wasn't something you and Frostnova planned, was it?"

"how can that be possible?"

Suri's question made Talulah tremble involuntarily, and she retorted with a somewhat panicked tone. However, when two people are close, any subtle change is obvious, and Suri noticed Talulah's guilty conscience.

"...So you did tell Frostnova about this? No wonder she was so confident and even broke into my bedroom in the middle of the night."

"Um, I'm sorry, I just wanted to make you happy."

"I don't quite understand what you're thinking."

Suri was a little confused. She raised her head and rubbed her cheek against Talulah's, enjoying the soft, smooth skin against her skin.

So, tell me about your motivation?

"Let's talk about these things later, after I've organized my thoughts. For now, let's focus on this."

Talulah said, pulling Suri closer to her, "We're going to eat something later."

"I will never forget this, and you'd better not even think about running away from it."

Upon hearing that they would be eating later, Suri's attention was diverted, but that didn't stop him from making a slight threat to Talulah before ending the conversation.

"of course."

...About one or two hours later, the bed broke in half due to the violent impact.

Fortunately, with the mattress as a cushion, neither Suri nor Talulah felt uncomfortable.

Now, Talulah, finally getting a break from her drenched sweat, leaned against Suri's lap and began to share her thoughts:

"First of all, I know you will meet other women later..."

"So you're just going to give up on yourself like this?"

Suri reached out and grabbed Talulah's horn with some displeasure.

Volume 2, Chapter 142: Talulah's Absurdity

"Of course not, this is just one of the reasons, let me finish."

Feeling her dragon horns being grabbed by Su Rui, Talulah quickly tried to stop him, and Su Rui released his grip, gently stroking Talulah's dragon horns with his fingers.

Talulah then continued to explain her emotional journey:

"I think the hosts you'll meet will all be good people, after all, you have a superior system to help you choose, right? And when you first met me, you were very unhappy and didn't like me, right? Because you separated from your previous host."

“…That’s true.” Although it seemed a bit inappropriate to say that she disliked Talulah back then, since Talulah had asked so directly, Suri didn’t avoid the topic.

"This matches my prediction."

Talulah nodded and continued, "So, at the beginning, your system materialization progress was negative 60%, and you said you hated me. So, in reality, this system materialization progress is your level of affection for the host."

“…I see?” Suri nodded. Although his relationship with Talulah could no longer become closer, he still felt a little ashamed when talking about it.

So Suri slightly shifted her gaze away from Talulah.

Talulah, on the other hand, rested her head on Suri's lap, a pleasant sensation on her lips, and smiled.

"So, things like this will happen again and again. I don't want you to be sad, or rather, I hope that in each of these beginnings, you can at least treat it with a happy attitude."

"You really are... a little too gentle. Aren't you angry? You know I'll eventually leave and meet other people, and that the system's materialization progress is a measure of my favorability towards the host..."

“That’s normal,” Talulah interrupted Suri. After all, although she said she was an adult, Suri’s mind still seemed a bit childish, and she was always inevitably attracted to new and interesting things.

This is normal; there's nothing wrong with it in Talulah's eyes.

Moreover, Talulah's mindset and way of looking at things are different from ordinary people.

Talulah's grey-gold eyes were fixed intently on Suri, who was looking down at her. Her expression was serious.

"No matter how many people you meet, you will never forget me, right? Our feelings will always be remembered, by both you and me."

"Of course."

Suri nodded somewhat displeased, feeling a little annoyed by Talulah's question, but said nothing and continued to wait for Talulah to continue.

"Therefore, we have never lost contact. Over the course of time, we will always meet again, and I will find you again."

Talulah stared intently into Su Rui's thoughtful, golden eyes, trying to discern his thoughts.

"You've seen too many of Black Snake's memories... Of course I won't forget you. Anyway, alright, I understand, and I won't forget either."

Faced with this situation, Suri was at a loss for words, somewhat incoherent. Finally, he nodded, but Talulah still relentlessly reached out and cupped Suri's cheeks:

"There's one more thing."

"Are you Dad? There's one more thing, finish your sentence in one go."

Upon hearing this, Suri instinctively reached out and cupped Talulah's cheeks, squeezing them forcefully, causing Talulah's lips to purse.

It looked a bit like a mint. Suri couldn't help but smile when she saw Talulah like this, but she didn't want to make her smile too obvious.

Talulah watched as Suri slowly composed herself before seriously stating her request:

"I hope that you can be happy at the beginning of every reincarnation, okay?"

"If you put it that way, sometimes my mood isn't something I can control on my own... Anyway, I'll try my best."

Talulah's request was a bit unreasonable, but Suri hesitated for a moment before nodding.

"That's good. As long as you live a happy life, it will be even more pleasant when we meet again."

Talulah nodded in satisfaction, then got up to get dressed.

"Should I bring you breakfast, or would you like to come with me?"

"Of course we went together! Happy, right? I want to be Happy Superman~"

As Suri spoke, she pulled Talulah up abruptly:

"Don't put on clothes yet. You're covered in sweat. Why don't you at least take a hot shower first?"

Aren't you hungry?

"I won't starve for a while. I haven't eaten for a long time when I didn't have a physical body, so I won't miss this little bit of waiting... Are you hungry? Then let's go eat something first."

Suri first subconsciously considered himself, then thought of Talulah, and so he looked at Talulah:

'If Talulah is hungry, we can just go over there. I'm not really that bothered by it.'

Although Suri didn't say it aloud, Talulah could sense that his eyes were saying the same thing.

"Of course I'm fine with that, let's take a shower first."

Talulah smiled, but what truly made her happy was Suri's change, or rather, whether she had always been like this.

Although she has a somewhat willful personality and subconsciously considers her own feelings first, this is actually a very normal and understandable thing for everyone.

However, after considering her own needs, Suri also cares about the people around her, which is a very admirable quality.

Although people always preach good virtues, in reality, not many people possess these qualities.

Talulah was happy that Suri was this kind of person, or rather, she had only just noticed that Suri was like this.

While eating "breakfast," Suri glanced at the midday sun outside the window, then at the somewhat noisy restaurant, and communicated with Talulah directly within Talulah's scanning field of vision.

"I've already planned the route. We should arrive at the city around noon tomorrow. Should we use a special strategy? Or should we follow our usual practice, with me controlling the city and you leading the attack?"

There's no need to change the plan.

"Do you want me to come with you?"

"No, let's save that for later. When we enter the palace together, you and I will act together. There's no rush now."

Are you worried about me? I'm very strong.

"I just wanted some sense of ceremony. Since we're acting together, it can't be just an ordinary battle; it needs to be something more meaningful."

Volume 2, Chapter 143: The Throne is Within Reach

Time flew by for Talulah as she spent peaceful time with Suri on the landship.

So much so that it seemed as if the land-based ships had arrived at their next destination, the mobile city, in the blink of an eye, ready to launch an attack.

However, since Suri had trained her personal guards for so long, she couldn't leave them without any real combat experience. So, Talulah directly took Winter and the others away to be her personal guards to attack the mobile city.

Alina, a seamstress with little fighting ability, was not left idle by Talulah.

At this moment, Su Rui sat on the bridge of the land-based ship, looking at the intelligence in his scanned field of vision, constantly adjusting the situation in the city that he had already taken control of to facilitate Talulah's operations.

The city's elevators and entrances, which suddenly activated on their own and allowed the enemy to enter, left the soldiers helpless. They could only watch in horror as Talulah's forces relentlessly approached and swept away their enemies.

There's nothing to see here. With Suri's help, Talulah has won so many times that Suri is getting a little tired of it.

However, it's also a good thing to be able to win so easily.

Suri withdrew some of her attention and then noticed Alina behind her, looking at her with some confusion:

"Alina? Is something the matter?"

Alina was holding some sewing tools, such as a measuring tape, and seemed to be planning to measure Suri's body.

“Talulah asked me to make you a new dress, so I’ve come to measure your figure, Suri.”

Alina smiled and approached Suri with a measuring tape, but her smile was slightly subtle, like the smile of a kidnapper.

"Haven't I already been measured once before? Why do I need to be measured again?"

"Body measurements change, so precise data is definitely needed to create the most suitable clothing."

After Alina said that, Suri, though somewhat puzzled, went along with her actions.

After measuring her body and experiencing Suri's touch, Alina left satisfied.

Before leaving, Alina didn't forget to leave with a parting remark:

"I'll probably be quite busy for a while, so I might be absent for a few days."

"Okay, I understand." Su Rui nodded. After all, she was busy making clothes, which would indeed take a lot of time.

In reality, Alina's time was even tighter than Suri had imagined, because she needed to finish making the clothes before the landship arrived in Ursus's capital, since Talulah wanted Suri to be dressed by then.

Only two or three days later, when Su Rui saw Alina again, the girl had dark circles under her eyes, looked ethereal, and walked unsteadily to him.

"Alina? You're pushing yourself too hard. Why don't you take a break?"

Su Rui reached out and helped Alina with some doubt, looking her up and down with concern. With such heavy dark circles under her eyes, could she have not slept for three days?

Alina simply gave Suri a grateful smile, then handed the clothes to Talulah.

"I've finished making the clothes."

"Yes, thank you for your hard work. I'll arrange things for you later..."

Talulah and Alina exchanged a glance, and the little deer gave Suri a meaningful look.

"I'm going back to sleep now. Goodbye, Suri."

"Oh, goodbye."

Suri nodded, puzzled, and looked at Talulah beside her:

"What kind of riddle are you and Alina playing?"

Talulah didn't answer, but instead reached out and stuffed the clothes she was holding into Suri's hands:

"Try it on, we'll wear it when we go into town tomorrow."

"That's the capital, after all. If you want to pull any tricks, I think you should wait until you take it over."

Suri glanced at the clothes in her hand with some confusion, then realized it was a formal dress.