Ark, I, the Lord of the Succubus Court

"The irregular special magnetic field phenomenon inside the planet will cause everything here to become temporarily unstable."

The Preserver's answer made the doctor narrow her eyes. She sensed that something was wrong with the Preserver.

088 Doctor, we can't waste any more time here

But the doctor finally just smiled and said in a relaxed tone:

"That's perfect. Please help me retrieve the data. I need to check the stored data thoroughly to see if there are any problems during the long period of time."

"Okay, Doctor."

The Preserver replied mechanically.

The doctor fell into deep thought.

She was sure that something had happened just now.

But she hasn't noticed it yet.

"PhD."

The ghostly voice coming from behind once again interrupted the doctor's thoughts.

A familiar yet unfamiliar voice.

The Doctor was slightly startled and turned to look behind him.

A strange film maid.

That familiar yet strange feeling became even stronger.

It was so strong that it felt like something was knocking on her brain.

The images flashed before her eyes vaguely, and the strong intuition and sense of crisis even made her feel a tingling sensation in her scalp.

Very dangerous guy.

The Doctor silently evaluated Kal'tsit in his heart.

Then a strange code emerged in her mind, and completely occupied all her thoughts for a time -

——ama10.

What does it mean?

Why does it give me such a strong sense of crisis?

As if it were some kind of most dangerous existence.

"PhD."

Kal'tsit lifted the hem of her skirt and bowed slightly to the Doctor, performing a maid's salute.

The movements were polite and graceful.

However, the doctor felt more inexplicably cold.

Although the film in front of her was quite beautiful, she had a strong illusion that she was an old woman performing the maid's ceremony.

The Doctor frowned and asked tentatively, "Who are you?"

Kal'tsit seemed to sigh and seemed to be relieved.

"Kelsey. Doctor, don't you remember me again?"

The Doctor shook his head silently, "I'm sorry, ma'am."

"No, that's not important anymore. Things in the past may even have a bad influence on you."

Kal'tsit shook her head. "I guess the other operators haven't mentioned your past to you. It's not important, Doctor. This is a fresh start. We will set sail again on this land full of suffering and make efforts to save this great land of suffering."

The Doctor felt that the familiarity emanating from Kal'tsit was becoming stronger.

Familiarity and acquaintances always make it easier to gain the trust of others.

The Doctor nodded, then shook his head.

"Yes... Amiya talked to me a little bit, saying that she was rescued from the ruins by me and a person named Theresa. Other people asked them as if I was a bad person in the past."

The Doctor didn't tell the truth to Kal'tsit.

Hua Falin, Huang and others had actually talked to her.

Kal'tsit and the Doctor looked at each other.

The doctor faced Kal'tsit's gaze without fear and continued, "Hey~ You guys are going too far. You make me feel like a child."

"It's all for your own good, Doctor."

Kal'tsit lifted her skirt again and bowed slightly to the Doctor.

The Doctor just felt more unnatural.

"What about Kelsey?"

"Ah."

"What's matter?"

The Doctor looked at Kal'tsit with confusion.

Kelsey let out a breath.

"Doctor, the disaster on this land is spreading. Blindly and meaninglessly moving forward will only cause this land and us to fall into more suffering. We cannot continue to stay where we are without taking any measures."

Kelsey paused for a moment, and continued calmly, seeing the doctor's stunned expression, "We must take action immediately. You need to be prepared for the disaster that may spread all over the land at any time."

The Doctor frowned.

She felt like she seemed to understand Kal'tsit's words, but also seemed like she didn't understand Kal'tsit's words.

If the matter is important and urgent, why can't you describe it to her in simpler language?

If there is no way to describe the complete events directly to her, then... there should also be someone who can understand such vague and ambiguous words to act as a translator.

If the matter is really serious and important, and if she has problems understanding these riddles and traps, wouldn't things become even more out of control?

The Doctor is somewhat dissatisfied with Kal'tsit.

Even if we put aside her first impression of Kal'tsit, just based on what Kal'tsit said, she was very dissatisfied with what Kal'tsit said.

She still couldn't figure out what she needed to do.

"Well, can you explain it more clearly, Kal'tsit?"

The Doctor looked at Kal'tsit in confusion.

'The Doctor seems to really remember nothing.'

Kal'tsit felt a little emotional in her heart.

"PhD."

She walked up to the doctor, who suppressed his discomfort and did not step back, even making himself appear to trust Kal'tsit almost out of skill.

"We can't stay here any longer. Staying here will only cause the disaster here to drag this land into an irreparable situation."

Kyle placed his hands on the doctor's shoulders.

"Kelsey?"

The doctor frowned. "I... I vaguely remember that I am just a researcher. As a researcher, I should be in charge of the research here, right? This should be my job. I heard from Amiya that the medicine that can cure mineral sickness is the key to saving this land."

"Do not."

Kal'tsit directly denied the doctor's statement.

The tone seemed very cold at one point.

"I'm sorry, Doctor."

Kelsey shook her head. "I'm sorry, Doctor, things need to be prioritized. The current situation on this land does not give you time to study. This land needs you, and it needs you to save it."

"Why... Kal'tsit is so sure it's me? She believes that I can save this land. I don't even remember anything now."

"No, it has to be you, Doc."

Kal'tsit stared into the doctor's eyes and said, "Only you, Doctor, can correct the mistakes that must not be made on this land."

"I'm sorry, I don't understand."

"Because you are 'Doctor', we all believe you can do it, and everyone in Rhodes Island believes you can do it too."

"Sorry Kelsey, I don't think I understand."

The Doctor shook his head and rejected Kal'tsit.

She looked at the sarcophagus displayed on the screen.

"Although I don't remember many things, the people in those sarcophagi feel very important to me. I must stay here and try to wake them up."

Kelsey was silent for a while.

Then his face suddenly revealed an expression of pity.

"I'm sorry, Doc."

The Doctor looked at Kal'tsit in confusion.

Kal'tsit just said: "There is no possibility for them to wake up. The remaining energy is no longer enough to sustain their lives. Doctor, we should not waste any more time here."

089 Doctor, please return to the Rhode Island.

The Doctor did not leave with Kal'tsit in the end.

This time, she instinctively distrusted Kal'tsit.

Even though the memory of Kal'tsit vaguely flashed in her mind, she did not believe the sudden appearance of Kal'tsit.

The person preserved in the sarcophagus has a strong obsession with her, and she is unwilling to give up any possibility easily.

But Kal'tsit asked her to give up this place.

Give up understanding, exploring, or even trying to save the humans here.

This was almost instinctively unacceptable to her.

Not to mention listening to any advice from Kal'tsit.

But the Doctor still vaguely felt that he had to leave with Kal'tsit.

If I continue to get into disputes with Kal'tsit like this, it will only bring worse and irreversible consequences.

She could only delay here for a little while.

Using the last excuse of still being willing to give up hope easily, he tried to delay time as much as possible and keep Kal'tsit here as long as possible.

"call--"

The Doctor let out a breath.

Kal'tsit left, and before leaving she promised her that Rhodes Island would continue to stay here for a while, and she also needed time to get to know Rhodes Island's current situation again.

We also need to find a way to solve Amiya's extremely serious problems.

She still has a little time.

The doctor sat down at the workbench and calmly explored the principles of the sarcophagus.

She was sure she knew what a sarcophagus was.

I also understand some of the operating principles behind it.

However, this kind of equipment involves different disciplines, and it is definitely not a task that she can complete alone in terms of principle, design, and production.

She now wants to understand it thoroughly and it will take some time.

After working for a long time, the doctor suddenly frowned.

The strange feeling came over me again.

Once again, a vague image flashed before my eyes.

The doctor rested his hand on the table and stroked his forehead.