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

"also."

Su Rui nodded. After all, he wasn't the kind of person who could fall asleep as soon as he lay down, so it was good to find something to do to pass the time.

With this in mind, Suri and Talulah went to a movie screening room.

It's a very comfortable place, because the screening room only has seats for about a dozen people, it's not spacious, and the room is very warm, which is completely different from the cold environment of Ursus.

More importantly, the movie-watching seats are soft beds you can lie on.

Suri couldn't help but get excited and pounced onto the soft bed, bouncing twice on it.

"Wow~ This feels amazing~ I've heard about cinemas like this before, but this is the first time I've actually seen one."

Talulah wasn't surprised by Suri's reaction. She simply smiled and came to Suri's side, sat down, and lay down on the soft bed with him.

"You can adjust the settings to watch whatever you want; this screen actually uses online streaming."

"It's quite convenient, but it would be really fun if there were interchangeable film rolls or something like that."

Suri didn't pay much attention to it; she just said it casually and then leaned back on the soft bed, watching the movie that had already started.

The content itself isn't actually important; after all, Suri just wanted something to kill time. While watching the movie, Suri was actually chatting and playing games with Exusiai.

It's a very challenging Souls-like adventure game, but thankfully, Suri can cheat and play online with Exusiai. Even if the two of them get killed together, it's not too bad, and sometimes they even laugh at their own silly mistakes.

Talulah's attention was no longer on the movie. First, she thought all the recent movies were garbage. Second, Talulah's purpose wasn't to watch the movie, but to see Suri.

Although Suri was a little hesitant about using someone else's body, she thought it should be fine if they just rested together.

As it turned out, Talulah's guess about Suri was completely correct. After lying on the soft, warm bed for a short while and watching a rather uninteresting movie, Suri quickly became drowsy and even put aside her original plan to play games with Exusiai, and actually fell asleep leaning against the wall.

'Maybe it's because of my physical condition? I didn't expect to actually feel sleepy.'

Suri didn't pay much attention to it; she simply greeted Exusiai and then fell asleep.

Talulah deliberately waited for about ten minutes before reaching out to touch the tip of Suri's nose to confirm that his breathing was even and not faking it before she breathed a sigh of relief.

But when she reached out a hand to get closer to Suri, Suri's demeanor changed again. Her gentle and approachable aura disappeared, and she transformed into the Exusiai who made Talulah grit her teeth in anger.

"Why are you looking at me like that? Even though Suri is asleep, I'm not asleep yet."

Exusiai smiled slightly at Talulah, then jumped off the soft bed and headed outside.

At the same time, they didn't forget to state their own requirements:

"Please arrange a room for me, and also a compromising photo. You don't want me to be so tired from not sleeping well that he'll be drowsy when you're with Su Rui tomorrow, do you?"

As she spoke, Exusiai smiled smugly at Talulah until she felt the cold, sharp blade pressed against her neck.

"Ah~" Exusiai's eyes widened in surprise. She first stiffened subconsciously for a moment, and then realized something, smiling as she moved closer to Talulah.

"What? You want to hit me? But if you do that, you won't be able to see Suri anymore~ If you scold me for talking, Suri will feel pain when we switch bodies later, right?"

Now, it was Talulah herself who felt a little uncomfortable. She snorted in dissatisfaction and looked towards the door. A maid came to Exusiai's side and gestured for her to enter.

Talulah, standing behind Exusiai, coldly said:

"Someone will send your eye mask over later."

This is what leaves Talulah completely helpless. Although she is the Empress of Ursus and Exusiai is just a courier from Lungmen, their statuses are vastly different, but she really can't do anything about Exusiai.

"Damn it!" Talulah snorted coldly, glancing in the direction where Exusiai had already left, and ordered the maid beside her:

"Go and prepare the best eye mask for her, and also, send her a cup of hot milk."

To ensure that Suri could be in good spirits and get along well with her the next day, Talulah gritted her teeth and swallowed her anger, thinking it was just a small trouble and nothing to worry about.

Exusiai breathed a sigh of relief as she left, though she wasn't as composed as she appeared. When Talulah's sword was at her neck, Exusiai's heart was pounding.

In fact, Exusiai doesn't mind getting along well with Talulah, since they are both hosts of Suri, and in some ways they are more likely to understand each other.

But Talulah just won't be friendly with her... Maybe I should try again tomorrow?

Exusiai nodded and made that decision.

Volume 3, 179 Shooting Exercises

The next morning, it was Exusiai who woke up Suri. Both of them were usually lazy, but today Exusiai woke up earlier than Suri.

"Time to get up, Suri. Look at the view from the Ursus Palace, it's quite nice."

As Exusiai spoke, Suri also focused her attention on the scanning field of vision, and then saw the Ursus Palace under the morning sunlight, shimmering and exceptionally dazzling.

It was an unusually clear day, a rare occurrence in Ursus.

"As far as the scenery is concerned, this morning is quite nice."

Suri nodded, agreeing with Exusiai's words.

"By the way, Suri, when I came over just now, I found a great spot for shooting. The troops, or rather, this palace has many shooting positions. If we just set up a few shooters here, we can control the entire palace and the surrounding area."

At this point, Exusiai's eyes lit up, and then she heard Talulah's displeased voice behind her:

"You don't need to worry so much. I have plenty of ways to control my palace. Su Rui will not be in any danger with me."

"I was just saying."

Exusiai shrugged. She felt she and Talulah could get along well, so she quickly retracted her prepared sarcastic remark and turned to Talulah with a smile and a greeting:

Good morning, Talulah, it's nice to meet you.

“I don’t see anything to be happy about.” Talulah looked at Exusiai with a cold face and asked, “Where’s Suri? He promised to stay with me for three days.”

"Don't rush me. If Suri wants to switch bodies with me, she needs my consent first."

Exusiai had made up her mind to have a proper conversation with Talulah. She raised her head, her short red hair fluttering in the morning breeze, her blue eyes sparkling.

"Look, you don't really need to be so hostile towards me, do you? You like Su Rui, and I like Su Rui too, so shouldn't we be on the same side?"

Exusiai's words immediately brightened Talulah's eyes, which flashed with golden flames. She stared straight at Exusiai, her voice sounding like she was gritting her teeth: "Do you have anything else to say?"

"Uh, okay, it seems you don't like what I said. What I meant was that we're both hosts of Suri, so there's no need to be so hostile. Alright, alright, don't be angry. I'm going back now."

Exusiai didn't know how she had angered Talulah, but now it seemed that there was no need to try to build a good relationship with her in the next three days, because she had just completely offended her and there was no way to make amends.

Despite thinking this, Exusiai still said one last thing to Talulah before the exchange:

"By the way, don't you dare bully Su Rui, okay? I'll be watching. If you try to do anything bad, I'll just switch back to her."

“My relationship with Suri won’t be maintained by that kind of relationship alone.”

Talulah sneered. This was what made her different from the other hosts. She had an absolutely long time to get along well with Suri, perhaps even forever, while the other hosts would only die as time passed.

In the end, at the end of time, only she and Suri remained, and Suri had no other choice... Therefore, Talulah had no need to be friendly with the other hosts, nor did she need to get along with them.

After talking with Talulah, Exusiai and Suri switched bodies.

A gentle and approachable aura returned, and Suri opened her eyes, smiling as she greeted Talulah:

Good morning, Talulah.

"Good morning." Looking at Suri in front of her, Talulah couldn't help but smile. Just seeing Suri gave her a sense of peace that was irreplaceable, and it was also the reason why everyone could recognize Suri at a glance.

But looking at Talulah's smiling face, Suri suddenly moved closer to her, and said with a slightly playful smile:

Are you happy to see me?

Suri's sudden question startled Talulah for a moment, then she nodded: "Of course I'm happy."

"You're celebrating too soon."

Talulah was a little confused by Suri's inexplicable words, but she was already used to Suri's sometimes illogical statements, and couldn't help but chuckle as she moved closer to Suri:

"Then tell me, where did I get too excited?"

"Hmm... let me think about it."

Su Rui nodded; he had only thought it was funny to say that.

Talulah didn't care. She remembered the conversation between the angel and Suri just now. Given Suri's personality, she would probably also enjoy activities like shooting with the Sarkaz gun, right?

"Alright, I overheard your conversation with Exusiai. There's plenty of open space in the palace. I'll have someone prepare some targets for you. How about you try shooting?"

As Talulah spoke, she stepped back in front of Suri, gesturing for Suri to follow her.

"Of course, no problem!"

Suri nodded, and then followed Talulah to an empty, large room.

The ceiling is a bright glass dome that allows sunlight to stream in directly, and there are also backup bright ceiling lights to prevent the view from being obstructed by bad weather.

Then, behind a row of low concrete walls that only reached waist height, were targets made of various metals at varying distances.

Several weapons were placed on the low wall.

Suri glanced at it briefly and found that apart from a revolver and a pistol with a normal magazine that matched his understanding of guns or firearms, everything else was rather strange.

For example, there's the heavy crossbow hanging on the hand, and another one, well, a revolver with a grip perpendicular to the muzzle, shaped like a straight line.

Suri picked it up curiously to examine it: "Wouldn't this shape of pistol be a bit inconvenient for shooting?"

"Once you get used to it, you won't. Besides, this thing is actually called a staff."

Talulah stood beside Suri with a smile and gestured: "Large guns like cannons are generally controlled and strictly managed by the Sarkaz, so even in Ursus, there aren't that many... Get used to the feel of them first, I'll leave for a bit."

"it is good."

Su Rui nodded and picked up each of the shooting weapons in front of him to try them out. Soon, Su Rui lost interest in elastic potential energy weapons such as heavy crossbows. Mainly, their mechanical feel was not as strong as that of firearms, and they were not attractive to Su Rui, who simply liked to have fun.

However, considering that Terrans are all superhumans who can draw heavy crossbows with one hand, ordinary bullets probably can't hurt them. After all, wearing a thicker suit of armor would make the bullets less effective. Thick metal plates are heavy for humans, but not necessarily for Terrans.

(That straight pistol is actually Absinthe's weapon; she's an operator in Ursus, whose father was a military police officer in Chernobog.)

Volume 3, Chapter 180: Talulah's Gift and Request

Given Talulah's personality, she might do anything after leaving, so Suri didn't care. She simply rubbed the gun in her hand, aimed it at the target opposite her, and began to try it out with great interest.

The fact that Sakola's main unit also reflects the results of Sakola's innate genetic editing has indeed led to Sakola's exceptional design talent.

It's a feeling, as if you're born knowing how to use something you can shoot as long as you have it in your hand.

Suri fiddled with the pistol in his hand, which should actually be called a reclining cannon, loaded the magazine with ammunition, and then aimed.

Both the firing mechanism of the gun and the bullet are actually Originium units. These two together constitute the staff commonly used by Terrans.

The only difference is that Sakorta's rapid-fire gun is more extensive and easier to use, especially given Sakorta's shooting talent.

Even for Suri, using Exusiai's body and holding a pistol, a sense of familiarity arose spontaneously.

As if all he had to do was raise his hand to shoot, he was certain of hitting the target. Somewhat uncertainly, Su Rui tried aiming with three different methods: scanning the field of view to assist aiming, aiming with his naked eye, and aiming with his senses.

Besides the absolutely accurate results calculated from the scanned field of view, Su Rui discovered that even shooting by feel was more accurate than aiming with his naked eye for a long time, and the technique was so precise that it hit the bullseye every time.

All I can say is that he truly lives up to his name, Sakta.

A smile crept onto Su Rui's lips. He then took a gun in each hand and fired continuously at the distant target.

Generally speaking, even a Sarkaz could not easily multitask by operating two different types of guns.

However, Su Rui possessed a scanning field of vision and exceptional computing power, so after mastering the knack, he quickly became proficient and performed remarkably well.

Even Exusiai, who was still playing the game, was drawn to Suri's state and couldn't help but exclaim, "Suri, your calculation ability is just too cheating! Even if I wanted to achieve this level, it wouldn't be easy."

"Of course, after all, I have advantages that no one else can match."

Suri's lips curled into a smug smile, and then she heard Exusiai's suggestion:

'Perhaps you could try shooting in different ways. Even the Sakola has different design elements. Try different approaches, and you'll find the one that suits you best.'

"Then I'd like to ask you to introduce me to it."

Su Rui nodded, then aimed the gun at the target in the distance and fired again in a different order.

Speaking of shooting, Exusiai, being a Sarkaz, was naturally very excited. She immediately threw aside what she was holding and began to teach Suri about Sarkaz shooting techniques.

Of course, these so-called skills are all similar to special moves. For most races, the real concern is how to hit the target first.

Sakta's design approach is similar to being born walking and then having to learn how to run.

After learning about the shooting techniques Exusiai had mentioned, Suri nodded. With the scanning vision as an aid, he didn't need to worry about his accuracy.

All you need to do is aim the gun at the target according to the calculation, and then pull the trigger; the enemy will run into Suri's bullets on their own.

Just as Suri and Exusiai were intensely discussing and experimenting with how outstanding a marksman they could become by combining Sarkaz's shooting talent with Suri's scanning vision, Talulah returned carrying a briefcase.