The Terra Travel Diary of Neither Sacred, Rhea, nor Terra

Unfortunately, there are not many left.

Rhodes Island immediately fell into chaos when it received the news that General Christen would be coming in ten minutes.

The elite operators who had learned from Touch that the doctor had returned, after checking in at Miku, immediately headed to the reception location without stopping.

This kind of scene with almost all the members mobilized was much more spectacular than when Miku returned to Rhodes Island before.

It seems that the commander of Rhodes Island is not the doctor, but Kristen, the helmsman of Columbia's scientific community.

The last elite operator who came to check in with Miku, Mechanist, looked at Miku's motionless face and asked curiously:

"Doctor, aren't you going?"

"She should come to me instead of me going to greet her." Miku, who had already started looking for games on his computer, said to the mechanist.

"?" The mechanic, who had already stepped out of the office door, turned back and asked Miku in a gossipy tone:

"So, Doctor, what is your current relationship with the Rhine Life Director?"

"Probably a husband-and-wife relationship." Miku gave an ambiguous answer.

Then Miku saw Mechanist pick up his Rhodes Island terminal and send a text message.

After sending it, the Rhodes Island mechanic, who was wearing the same clothes that covered his entire body as Miku, gave Miku a thumbs up.

Then he continued to speak to Miku in a tone that said we are all brothers and there is nothing strange about it:

"Don't worry, Doctor. I won't tell Dr. Kal'tsit about this."

Although Miku lost his memory, he also lost the memory of his interactions with elite operators such as Mechanist.

However, Mechanic and other elite operators who had known the Doctor since the Tower of Babel period did not mind these things.

He still maintains the same attitude as before with Miku, and many of them are like the attitude of a lifelong good brother like mechanist.

(In fact, some elite operators joined later, but it doesn’t matter, this book is a parallel world)

"She knows," Miku said nonchalantly.

"Ah? Really?" Mechanist was obviously surprised by Miku's answer.

After being stunned for nearly half a minute, the mechanist touched his helmet and said:

"It's really a miracle that Rhodes Island still exists."

"Don't worry, if you follow me, you will see many miracles." Miku said.

"That's true..." Mechanist nodded, thinking that what Miku said made sense.

"Then I'll go meet Mrs. Christen first." Mechanic, who even changed his address, said as he was about to leave the doctor's office.

"By the way." Miku, who took the initiative to stop the opponent this time, asked the mechanist:

"Is your Titan still there?"

"It's still in the hangar. Do you need me to drive that Titan to pick up the lady? I may not make it in time, but it should be possible." Mechanist thought about the feasibility of this matter.

"It's okay, I'm just asking." Miku asked this because the mechanic's design was so ironic.

Although Miku doesn't know why the mechanist is dressed like a Pilot, it is probably related to Miku.

But how can a Pilot be without a Titan?

"Is there anything else?" In order to avoid the doctor asking any more questions, the mechanist who was left behind asked proactively.

"No

"Now, go and greet Christen." Miku raised his head and said.

"Okay, when the lady comes, I will bring her to you, Doctor." Mechanic immediately patted his chest and promised.

At the same time, a lot of plans were also made to bring General Kristen to Miku safely.

It seemed as if bringing Kristen to Miku was a very dangerous task.

However, all the plans made by the mechanist were not put into practice.

Because he had brought a bunch of Rhine Life people into Rhodes Island, General Christen, after completing the most basic etiquette, took the initiative to ask Kal'tsit and Amiya, who were responsible for receiving him, where the Doctor was.

The elite operators, whose overall attire was no different from that of a special operations force, saw Commander Christen's reaction.

They all turned their attention to the mechanist who had just sent the group message.

Their eyes also revealed the meaning of "I'm a brother, I'll treat you to a drink tonight."

Kal'tsit, who was welcoming Christen and her group on behalf of Rhodes Island, sighed slightly and said:

"The doctor has just returned to Rhodes Island and there are many things he needs to handle personally."

"I can arrange a meeting if necessary."

"...Okay." For some reason, Christen, who was furious just now, suddenly became less anxious.

After entering Rhodes Island, Christen discovered that the private chat channel that had been suspended suddenly resumed.

Unfortunately, after recovering, he found that Nian and his group, who had already returned to Rhodes Island with Miku, were still in the private chat channel.

It's not just Kristen and Miku's "real private channel."

I don’t know if it’s because I reestablished the connection with Miku, but the strange restlessness that Christen felt in her heart in the office just now disappeared.

Kristen, no longer so anxious, did not object to Kal'tsit's arrangement, and continued to go to Rhodes Island's reception room according to the reason given to her by Saria.

The conversation between Kristen and Kal'tsit, which was completely neutral, made the elite operators who were expecting something to happen a little disappointed.

Apart from disappointment, all that is left is to be thankful.

Just like what Mechanist said to Miku before, it is truly a miracle that Rhodes Island still exists.

The elite operators were thankful that Dr. Kal'tsit did not fight with Commander Kristen, and they did not notice a strange fluctuation in the "secretary" following Kristen.

Even if they noticed it, they would at most be slightly vigilant.

Miku, who was playing games in the office, paused for a moment, then quickly pressed the keyboard and switched back to the desktop.

After completing these actions, Miku spoke:

"It seems I did not give you permission to enter my office, Director Muirseth."

As Miku spoke, a few drops of water popped out of the teacup next to him.

These water droplets merged into one in mid-air, and when they fell next to Miku, they turned into the image of Muirseth, director of the Rhine Life Ecology Department.

"But I came in anyway, Doctor."

Instead of calling Miku Director, Muirseth chose to call Miku Doctor.

"Did Christen ask you to come?" Miku did not tell the elf druid who used a water clone to get into his office that he could not enter the office without his permission.

To be precise, not only can you not get in, but some very strange things will also happen.

These wonderful things combined with the curse in the restriction will directly affect Muirseth's real body regardless of whether it is a clone or not.

"I just came to see what the workplace of Columbia's most prestigious Originium scholar looks like."

"Luckily I remembered your smell, Doctor, otherwise I really wouldn't be able to find you."

Muirseth always had a smile on his face, as if he liked everything.

This attitude always reminded Miku of a certain pink-cut pink guy.

That guy also said that he remembered the smell of Miku, but it was a pity that he was an enemy.

Putting aside those relatively complete memories, Miku was somewhat curious about what Muirseth, the great druid of the water elves, remembered about his taste.

Although Miku was curious, he did not ask any further questions. Instead, he continued with what the other party had just said and asked the water elf druid:

"Now that you've finished watching it, what do you think?"

Speaking of which, because of racial issues, the druid who was following Christen was not his real self.

"Maybe you're a little disappointed?" said Muirseth, who had no idea that he had been seen through.

"What are you disappointed about?" Miku said with a smile.

"Maybe it's because this office is totally unsuitable for your status, Doctor." Muirses thought for a moment and replied.

"What identity of mine is not suitable for me?" Miku continued to ask.

Seeing Miku's cooperation, Muirseth immediately replied:

"That's a bit too plain, Doctor. You should know that you are a higher-ranking scholar in the academic community of Columbia than General Kristen."

"If nothing else, how can a scholar of your level still work with such an antique terminal?"

As he spoke, Muirseth leaned forward in front of Miku.

The "antique terminal" she was referring to was the one in front of Miku.

A computer controlled with a mouse and keyboard.

Compared to the office terminal on Kristen's desk, which can be turned into several projection screens with just a flick of the finger, it is several generations behind.

"As long as the tools are useful, it's fine. Besides, my computer is not necessarily outdated."

Miku said in a very tactful tone.

As for why it is so euphemistic, it is because the computer in front of Miku is a genuine relic of a previous civilization.

It is a computer with functions suitable for use by a scientist of a Level 3.5 civilization.

As for why the control method is still mouse and keyboard, which is considered quite old-fashioned in the eyes of Colombians like Muerseth.

It can only be said that this is the personal preference of the user Miku.

Muirseth, who was not entangled in the performance of this computer, changed the subject and said:

"But a useful tool, in your hands, seems to be used to play games."

"Isn't it working hours now?"

"I decide Rhodes Island's working hours." Miku responded calmly, and then asked Muirseth:

"Then do you know the name of the game I play?"

"Oh? Is it a very special game?" Muirseth continued to lean forward, almost squeezing his head into Miku's chest.

At the same time, due to the height issue, Muirseth's legs were hanging in the air.

He almost lay down on Miku's desk.

"The name of this game is "Stellaris"" Miku slightly tilted his body to prevent the other party from really jumping into his arms.

"Stars?" When Muirseth saw Miku giving up some space, he immediately jumped over the desk like a mermaid and got next to Miku.

Before Muirseth turned her gaze to the display screen in front of Miku, she immediately saw the middle-aged director squatting under the desk and kneeling in front of Miku's legs.

Seeing Muirseth looking at him, Nian, who had been kneeling under Miku's table for a while, looked at Muirseth with some dissatisfaction.

"Wow." After a moment of brainstorming, a hint of embarrassment flashed across Muirseth's face.

Fortunately, Muirseth's attention was soon drawn to the screen where Miku switched back to the "game" screen.

Indeed, as Miku said, the screen showed "Stars"

"Is this... what it looks like among the stars?" Muirseth blinked, and the smile on his face was interrupted for a few seconds.

"Not all appearances, just the appearance of the starry sky outside Terra." Miku said.

On the computer screen in front of Miku, a planet was rotating in the center, with two moons, one large and one small, guarding the planet. In between the planet and the moon, there were a large number of scattered building debris.

The background is the endless starry sky with deep abyss.

Combined with the interface on the window, it does look like a game called "Stellaris".

"The starry sky outside Terra? Outside the star pod?" Seeing the familiar double moons on the screen, Muirseth subconsciously raised his head, his eyes seemed to look through the ceiling of this office and look at the sky.

"Want to take a look?" Miku asked Muerseth.

"???" Muirseth didn't understand what Miku meant. If he wanted to see it, couldn't he see it now?

"I'm asking, do you want to go and see it in person?" Miku asked again.

"Go... outside?" Muirseth asked in a difficult tone.

"Yeah," Miku nodded.

"When?" The smile appeared on Muerseth's face again, but compared to the previous smile, this time there was something more in it.