Alligator's Ark of Tomorrow

"You stay here and don't move. I'll deal with those two first, then I'll come back and get you."

Skadi frowned, finding the words rather odd.

Why should she listen to this person?

Ignoring Skadi, Gard tore off the dinosaurs still hanging on his body one by one and shredded them.

He charged into the heart of Serea and Laurentina's fight, grabbing Laurentina's falling circular saw with one hand and catching Serea's fist with the other, separating the two.

"Stop hitting!"

He first spoke to Laurentina in Argonautical, then to Celia in Colombian: "They are not the enemy."

"Not the enemy?"

Seria glanced at Skadi in the distance, her expression puzzled.

If they weren't enemies, why would they fight?

"It's just a misunderstanding."

Gard took a deep breath and rubbed his slightly swollen head.

The anger has been ignited, and if it's not vented, it probably won't be able to subside anytime soon.

Lauren Tina, however, leaned her head over to look.

Are you angry?

"no."

"How about you bully me a little?"

"Need not."

"Then I'll call Skadi over so you can bully her a bit?"

"She will definitely fight back."

"Hmph, so you're saying you really want to bully Skadi, aren't you?"

Laurentina's fingers traced circles on Gard's waist as she looked at his face, where his buttocks had just sat on him, and the clear outlines of the marks were still visible.

"Who told her to attack me without even knowing what happened!"

Skadi limped over from behind. Hearing Gard's words, she couldn't help but touch her own butt, feeling a little aggrieved.

If it weren't for the strange land creature covered in tarantulas, how could she have mistaken it?

She thought it was a new type of parasitic hymen.

"Alright, alright, you're not losing out anyway, are you?"

Laurentina walked over and hugged Skadi, lifting her chin towards Gard.

"After all, beautiful Argonauts like Skadi are rare even in our hunter team."

"Shark!"

"I know, I know, I'm a criminal now, please don't actually hit me with your sword, I can't take it!"

Laurentina said this without showing the slightest fear.

"Moreover, our King of Qiongqiong..."

"Ok?"

"Because the Second Squad Leader's clues are right in front of us."

Laurentina patted Gard's strong arm, took his arm, and moved as lightly as if she were dancing.

“Mr. Crocodile, have you seen my captain? She’s a tall lady who’s just as beautiful and has a great personality as me. You mustn’t bully her.”

Recalling Gretia's attitude towards him, Gard felt like complaining.

Who is bullying whom?

"Who exactly are they?"

At this moment, Serea, who was standing to the side, finally couldn't hold back anymore.

She couldn't understand a word Gard and Laurentina were saying. All she knew was that the girl she had just fought with seemed to know Gard and had a good relationship with him.

Seeing the girl and Gard being so close made Serea feel inexplicably uncomfortable, yet she couldn't understand why she had this subtle feeling.

It feels like bumping into a beautiful woman on the street, having a great chat, only to find out at the end that she already has a boyfriend.

You may not have thought too much about it, and you may not even want to take things further with that woman, but instinctively you will feel unhappy and disappointed.

Faced with questions from both people, Gard chose to answer Seria's question first.

"The person you fought before was named Laurentina. We've known each other for a long time. The other person was named Skadi. We were meeting for the first time, so she mistook me for Haze."

“They are not a race that lives on land, but come from a country called Agor.”

"These sea creatures have been threatening the safety of Argoll's city for years, so Argoll established a special team to hunt them down—the Deep Sea Hunters."

Gard's words successfully captured Seria's attention. She frowned, searching her mind for information about "Agor," and finally came to a conclusion.

"The Agor you're talking about, is it the Agor who lived in Iberia?"

It's no wonder Seria thinks this way, because Iberia and Sargon are very close, and apart from a desolate wasteland, there are no other countries in between.

just.

"Didn't Iberia close its borders and prohibit its citizens from leaving the country a long time ago?"

Moreover, Serea had never heard of Iberia having such a powerful team.

Serena looked at Laurentina, noticed her gaze, and Laurentina returned the smile.

Seeing Laurentina's smile, Serea felt the pain in her arm, which had collided with the circular saw, start to return.

Although she blocked Laurentina, she could only succeed if her Originium Arts continued indefinitely, or if she defeated Laurentina within the duration of the Originium Arts.

Otherwise, the outcome is hard to predict.

"As for the captain you mentioned, she is injured."

After explaining to Seria, Gard turned to look at Laurentina and Skadi.

"Injured?" x2

Laurentina and Skadi's voices rang out at the same time.

Laurentina looked at Gard with a strange gaze, because she knew that her captain had come for Gard.

Now Gard is standing here intact, but her captain is nowhere to be seen.

She no longer needed to guess the outcome.

Skadi's thoughts were simpler; she glanced around and muttered to herself.

"So that's why there are so many sea creatures here?"

Gard had no idea that with two Deepsea Hunters around, his hunting progress against the Sealings was much faster.

They didn't even need those two Rhine Lab researchers...

"Wait, where are Mr. Ulysses and Mr. Gene?"

Only after hearing what Gard said did Seria realize what was happening.

"They were taken away by Survival-3..."

Serea turned her head, but there was no sign of the engineering vehicle or the two researchers on the vast plain.

......

Chapter Nineteen: What's on the other side of the sea?

"Gene, where are we now?"

"They're probably heading back towards the waterfall, with Survival-3 intelligence; we should be in a safe place now."

"Ding ding, esteemed RheinLife staff, due to an unknown reason, the automatic navigation system has malfunctioned, so I am unsure if I am actually heading to our starting point. Should I switch to manual driving?"

"*Columbian profanity*, Survival-3, stop right now!"

"Where are we now?"

I don't know how long it took to wake up from my coma. The surrounding environment has changed dramatically. At first, I could see lush herbs and shrubs, but now I can't even see a camel thorn after half a day.

"Are we lost?"

"The positioning system has also malfunctioned."

"Survival-3, how long have we been unconscious?"

"Three hours, twelve minutes and six seconds."

"We probably didn't go too far."

The two Rhine Life researchers relaxed. They were experts in wilderness exploration and knew they could find their way back by following the sun and moon.

Moreover, they came from the end of the river, so as long as they find the river and go against the direction of the river's flow, they will naturally find their way back.

Besides, the engineering vehicle wasn't going very fast; in three hours, it had deviated from its original route by a maximum of sixty or seventy kilometers.

"I wonder how the director and Mr. Gard are doing now."

"Gene, did you hear that voice?"

"Of course, I immediately fainted, as if my uncle was hammering nails into my head."

"I hope they're alright."

Two Rhine Life researchers stopped the engineering vehicle and searched for a nearby river.

Soon, one of the researchers called out, "Ulysses, come here for a second, I think I can hear the sound of the river flowing."

Ulysses saw his companion walking up a hillside and quickly followed.

But he soon realized something was wrong. Gene, standing on the hillside, seemed to have noticed something and remained motionless like a statue.

When he reached the hillside, he wanted to take out his binoculars.

But then they discovered that it was no longer necessary.

At the foot of the hill, the beach, which is shaped like a crescent moon and dips inward, is immediately visible.

A leaf can block out the view.

The two researchers thought they were hearing the sound of flowing river water, but in reality, they were hearing the sound of seawater crashing against the shore.

The clear seawater lapped against the rocks on the shore, and the turbulent waves carried tiny shrimp and microorganisms ashore, forming a barrier as the azure curtain stretched all the way to the horizon.

Having lived on land their entire lives, two researchers who made a living from outdoor research saw the sea for the first time.

It was the first time I realized that there was such a vast sky at the end of the land.

A thought even popped into my head involuntarily.

What's on the other side of the sea?

"Ulysses, is this the sea?"

"Yes, yes, Gene, this is the sea!"

Coming back to his senses from the initial shock of seeing the ocean for the first time, Ulysses tugged at his companion's shoulder.

“Listen, Gene, I think we should take a picture of this! Oh, I don’t even understand why I haven’t seen a single picture of the sea in the Great Library of Columbia.”

"Compared to the real ocean, even Colombia's largest lake is just a small pond. Now I finally understand why the sea is called the sea."

"I swear, if I had seen this sooner, I would never have become a river water quality inspector. Exploring the ocean is a man's true romance!"

Ulysses' face flushed red; he felt that just seeing this scene made his trip worthwhile.

“But we should go back now, because we don’t know what’s in this… well, in this sea, like that monster we saw before, the one we called the Sea Spin or the Terror Fish.”

Gene said seriously.

"We will die!"

"Damn it, I know, I know, all my babies have fallen into that river, and we have no way to protect ourselves now."

Forcibly calming his excitement, Ulysses turned away helplessly.