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Considering that repeatedly forcing the nun to go against her will might have a more negative impact on her psychology, Ott hesitated and did not order her to let go.

"It may be due to being in a certain state for a long time... Doctor, your physical condition has declined seriously. Further testing requires Dr. Kel'tsit's authorization. Sorry, Doctor, this is all I can say today."

Is it possible that, compared to you beast-eared girls, my physical fitness is simply terrible? No need to blame that home therapy device, thank you.

Otto didn't say this out loud, after all, it was a bit humiliating to himself.

Soon, as Yaye's examination process was completed, in addition to a death sentence on Ott's physical fitness, another problem was placed before Ott.

Ghost Shark didn't want to be separated from Otto again.

Outside her safe house for the extremely high-risk mental patients, the nun clutched Ott's sleeve reluctantly.

Maybe it was because Yaye was by her side, or maybe her mental state had undergone a subtle change. In short, she was unwilling to express this feeling in words.

But the nun's eyes had almost turned wine red - there was a wet mist in them.

Trouble!

If this goes on, and the doctor softens his heart, they will have to sleep together tonight!

I have no right to go against the doctor's decision, and what if the teacher knew I was there!

Yaye held her breath, trying to use her feline agility to slip away from Ott.

But Ott mercilessly grabbed the tail that passed by his side.

"Alas!"

The fur on Yaye's ears and tail suddenly stood up, making her look fluffy.

"Ms. Yaye, do you have any suggestions on this?"

The Filin woman awkwardly pulled the tail out of Ott's hand and said, "Ahaha... I don't know what you're talking about, Doctor."

She even changed you into you.

Among them, there is definitely a lot of complaints about Otto forcing her into the water.

But since it has been delayed for a long time, Otto will definitely not let her go easily.

Ott pointed directly at the ghost shark and asked Yaye, "It seems that the ghost shark is unwilling to go back."

Of course!

Yaye has also seen Ghost Shark's current attachment to Otto.

Of course, she knew that given Ghost Shark's current mental state, forcibly separating her and Otto would only make Ghost Shark's mental state more unstable.

And she had already witnessed what the rampaging ghost shark would do this afternoon!

From a rational perspective, the most important advice she, Yaye, Kal'tsit's disciple and actual adopted daughter, should give in the face of the current situation is:

Have Ghost Shark spend the night with Dr. Ott.

Is it in this river?

Due to Kal'tsit's de facto secrecy and habit of divided management, most members of Rhodes Island, including Yaye, are currently confused about the relationship between Old Lynx and Dr. Otto.

But as we all know, the gossip that is most likely to arise in this situation...is about the relationship between men and women.

Kal'tsit also let it go, which made the rumors more and more true.

After all, the elite operators are not loudspeakers who will tell others everything, not to mention that Kal'tsit gave up the rescue operation?

In addition, as PRTS said, Kal'tsit's feelings for Otto are mixed with many other emotions.

That is probably one of the most complicated feelings in the world.

But no matter how this feeling is expressed, Kal'tsit can't easily accept "Otto spending the night in the same room with other women"!

"I think... Miss Ghost Shark's current situation... is based on principled considerations..."

Yaye stammered, repeatedly rephrasing his words.

"Considering her mental condition, staying with us overnight is an acceptable proposal."

A female voice said so.

Wait? We?

Otto turned around and saw a cat-eared woman with a cold and pretty face standing at the end of the corridor.

The man had white hair, a collar, bare shoulders, and a coat made of a lot of transparent plastic, with his hands in his pockets.

Without a doubt, it's Kal'tsit.

"Doctor!?" Yaye breathed a sigh of relief - after all, this kind of thing didn't need to be decided by her.

"Kelsey?"

"Dr. Ott." Kal'tsit greeted reluctantly.

Then she said to Yaye, "Go back to the medical department first."

"Yes!"

As if he had been pardoned, Yaye left quickly.

"..." She was silent for a while, and a hint of disgust appeared on her expressionless face: "Amnesia?"

"That's a good excuse, but I'm afraid there's no law in this land that can defend it."

Ott sighed and said, "Ahem, the specific situation determines what is an excuse and what is the truth."

He pointed at himself. "The truth is, regarding this person's past... ahem... I can only dig up fragments of it. It's hard to even piece together a coherent scene."

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That's not a single lie.

Kal'tsit remained noncommittal.

“When a baby is thrown into this land, he often feels strange and afraid, and his true nature is revealed.”

Kal'tsit walked in front of Otto and suddenly stopped.

Her slender fingers fiddled with Otto's chest for a while, as if she was adjusting his collar.

At the same time, her calm voice came: "But what I saw was not an ignorant baby."

The scent of shampoo wafted from her hair, and her soft cat ears occasionally ruffled Otto's clothes.

Chapter 21: How could I protect her? I was protecting you!

"Now that you have taken off this protective suit, Dr. Otto, what do you think?" The voice came from Otto's chest, accompanied by a fragrance.

At the door of Ghost Shark's room, the nun tightly grasped the corner of Otto's clothes, and in front of him, Kal'tsit was concentrating on tidying up his clothes.

Or to be more precise: protective clothing.

Ott subconsciously placed his hands on Kal'tsit's shoulders.

Because of the gloves, he did not touch Kal'tsit's shoulders directly, but the familiar touch still activated some of his nerves.

Kelsey, however, only realized her anger after she had finished putting on her protective gear. She angrily said, "You should answer my questions instead of interfering with my work."

“I feel at ease.”

Even though Kal'tsit probably couldn't see his face, Ott still smiled.

"In this chaotic and unfamiliar world... ahem... I once again came into contact with something I've long been familiar with... In this nearly infinite puzzle of unknowns and blanks, I gained a rare sense of familiarity."

Although this was indeed how he felt, Ott turned it into a riddle with a hint of mischief.

"..."

"But this familiar feeling itself is very strange... Ahem!? What are you doing?"

Kal'tsit gently moved Ott's hand away from her shoulder.

"That's not the answer to the question." She could see Otto's smile.

Ott shrugged.

"Before you asked this question, all I could say... ahem... was that my race is unique, fragile, and shameful."

"..." Kel'tsit's mood became noticeably depressed. "No, that's not the case."

Looking up at Ghost Shark, she said, "It's just that there are some secrets that are best kept secret from the world."

The world, including the oceans.

This is a very uncommon word in "this land".

Kal'tsit stared at her hands for a while, not knowing what she was thinking.

I should be angry, I should want...

but……

She pretended nothing had happened and returned to the topic, "Although the probability of her regaining her personality is very low, and the probability of her still remembering today's conversation after regaining her personality is even lower, but..."

Ott chuckled and was about to speak when Kal'tsit extended her index finger and placed it in front of Ott's hood.

She gestured, "I still don't believe you've lost your memory, but you do need to heal. Unless absolutely necessary, I suggest that you remind people to wear tactical headsets before speaking to them."

She put the headset on the ears of the people in the quadraphonic world.

Wow! She put on a tactical headset just for me! She's got me in her heart!

Looking at the timid nun, Kel'tsit said, "Let's not delve into topics that are not suitable for this occasion."

"And about the Ghost Shark..." Kal'tsit looked around the room again.

"Her mental state has improved significantly. Until you, Dr. Ott, take advantage of your position in Ghost Shark's heart and act recklessly, she will most likely not go berserk again."

"PRTS, prepare a new room for the Ghost Shark."

And the electronic voice of PRTS came from Ott's terminal: "Completed."

Not from the PA system…?

This strange behavior obviously made Kal'tsit look sideways.

She kept this in mind, but managed her expression very well, without any change.

Instead, she told Ott, “She will move into the new room only after she has gotten over her dependence on you and her mental state has improved further.”

"That's like the other operators' quarters. It won't be as depressing as this ward."

"But before that..." Kel'tsit stared at Ott and said word by word, "We'll live in the same room."

"You don't believe me that much?"

Kelsey shook her head and said, "Even just looking at you now makes me furious."

"But no matter what, protecting you remains my promise, my mission."

"I'm not worried about what you might do to her."

"I'm worried... as a deep-sea hunter, if she does something to you, I might no longer be able to fulfill my promise to a pile of flesh."

Ott couldn't help but shudder as he imagined such a horrible scene.

Disgust was evident on the cat girl's face. "But since you can ask such a question, you do have such dirty thoughts."

"You intend to use religious fanaticism to attack the isolated Agor, Otto. You are really despicable now."

Ott retorted: "After all, my physiological functions are still normal. When facing a woman like this, it is inevitable to have lustful thoughts."