Alligator's Ark of Tomorrow

If it weren't for Gard still being by her side, along with several other royal rulers who had come to Argor, Kal'tsit would have preferred to put Argor aside and focus on helping Theresa resolve the issue of establishing the Kingdom of Kazdel.

How to solve Agor's problem?

The Argorians are unwilling to cooperate, and there's no way to solve this problem.

In the materialistic and cold-hearted world of Terra, only a crocodile-man can still bring her a sliver of warmth, at least physically.

The moment the thought crossed Kal'tsit's mind, she realized what it meant.

"Gald, what are you doing?"

Kal'tsit found that her hands were being held by the crocodile's two large hands, which made her feel inexplicably panicked.

"This is not the place for you to do this kind of thing!"

Kal'tsit tried to pull her hand out of Gard's grasp.

For some reason, she thought of Laurentina.

Laurentina was resting and recuperating in the next room. Compared to Laurentina, who was already married to Gard, Kal'tsit felt like a cat stealing fish.

For the past week, Gard had stayed by Laurentina's side without bothering her, which relieved her, but for some reason, she also felt a little lost.

She shouldn't have developed feelings for Gard, but her millennia of loneliness had stirred a longing within her.

She longs for someone who can truly stay by her side forever.

"I just noticed you weren't in a good mood."

Gard adopted a humble and caring demeanor, but with a woman like Kal'tsit, he had to adopt a shameless one.

The reason he had spent the past week with Laurentina was simply because he and Laurentina hadn't seen each other for far too long.

However, this does not mean that Gard has forgotten his new love after rekindling his old flame.

Moreover, he and Kal'tsit aren't doing anything shameless right now; they're just seriously discussing how to deal with the Deep Sea Church.

They're doing something important!

After struggling for a while but failing to pull her hand out of Gard's grasp, Kal'tsit was both angry and helpless at Gard's domineering attitude.

But what could she do?

At this critical juncture, are we really going to give Gard the cold shoulder?

So after struggling for a moment, Kal'tsit had to give up the idea of ​​pulling her hand out of Gard's grasp and try to calm herself down.

"Let's put the Deep Sea Church aside for now. We need to wait for further news from the King of the Shapeshifters. Now, there's another problem."

Ignoring Gard's kneading motion in her palm, Kal'tsit looked at Gard expressionlessly and asked, "What do you plan to do with that Sea Child?"

Kal'tsit wasn't stupid. After a week at Gretia's mansion, she naturally discovered that a deep-sea hunter had been hiding from Gard.

Moreover, she had seen this deep-sea hunter before.

Skadi!

Kal'tsit remembered the name of the deep-sea hunter.

However, after spending the past week together, Kal'tsit keenly discovered that this Skadi was not the Skadi she remembered.

Instead, she resembles another person who looks exactly like Skadi from Deepsea Hunter... or rather, she is Haizi.

So, Kal'tsit was just saying that, and seeing the fleeting look of confusion on Gard's face, she knew her guess was right.

The creature that had been loitering around the Gretia mansion, the home of a Deepsea Hunter captain, turned out to be a Sealing, whom the Deepsea Hunters considered their mortal enemy.

Kal'tsit could imagine that if the identity of the Sea Heir who looked exactly like Skadi from the Deepsea Hunters were exposed, she would definitely be hunted down relentlessly by the Deepsea Hunters.

Will Gard really be able to remain indifferent and stand by and watch when the time comes?

Knowing Gard's character, Kal'tsit knew that this was definitely impossible.

"I don't know why she came here. When I first saw her, I thought she was going to use Laurentina to threaten me."

With a sigh, Gard knew that if things continued this way, it was only a matter of time before Isamaya's identity was exposed.

But what could he do?

Is he really going to make a move against Isamaya?

Putting aside his reluctance, just a few days ago, before he came to Laurentina's side, if it weren't for Isamaya, Laurentina might have been in danger.

Isamaya saved Laurentina, which, while not undoing what she had done before, lessened Gard's resentment towards Isamaya considerably.

What Gard is worried about now is that the day the Deepsea Hunters Team 3 returns and the real Skadi comes back, Isamaya's identity will definitely be exposed.

It's impossible to say that Isamaya is Skadi's beloved concubine.

Ok?

It doesn't seem like it's impossible.

Gard discovered that the hunters seemed unable to distinguish between Isamaya and the real Skadi, and if they were to put it into practice, this claim might actually hold water.

Moreover, who knows what inhumane experiments might be being conducted at the Argonaut Academy of Sciences? If there were no restrictions, Gard even suspected that the Argonaut Academy of Sciences might clone a bunch of deep-sea hunters to use as consumables.

Thinking about it this way, Gard's murderous intent towards the Deep Sea Church began to rise rapidly. No matter what the Deep Sea Hunters or anything else were, they were basically the ones who caused it.

If all ten Deepsea Cultists are killed, one of them might be innocent. However, if one of the ten Deepsea Cultists is let go, there will definitely be one who escapes.

"Go and talk to her."

Kelsey looked at Gard and said.

“I think she came because of you. If Haisi can communicate with her, perhaps we can find another way to save the world.”

"Key."

"It might be in you."

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Chapter 73 Hai Si's Reasons for Targeting Argo

Kelsey's idea was simple.

Since the Argorians couldn't communicate, they had to find a way out from elsewhere.

Previously, Kal'tsit would never have wanted to communicate with Haze, because in her view, Haze was not someone she could communicate with.

However, Isamaya's appearance showed Kal'tsit another possibility.

There are many ways to save Terra.

Collaborating with Argoll is just one of them.

If only one of Agor and Hais can exist.

If Argoll and Hyss were both civilizations born on Terra.

So, in order to save Terra, we have no choice but to sacrifice Agor.

The thought suddenly popped into her mind, and the next second, Kal'tsit snapped back to reality, inwardly blaming herself.

How could she have such a lazy idea?

Didn't she already promise that she would not do anything that sacrifices a few people to save the many unless absolutely necessary?

It's not a last resort yet, the situation isn't so bad that a choice has to be made, and she doesn't know if there's any possibility of communication with Hai Si.

Kelsey.

When Kal'tsit came to her senses, she found Gard staring straight at her.

Kal'tsit couldn't help but frown.

Why are you staring at me?

"Kal'tsit, you were definitely thinking about something naughty just now, weren't you?"

"I don't know what you're talking about."

"But your smile just now was so evil, like one of those villains in a movie."

Upon hearing Gard's words, Kal'tsit couldn't help but touch her cheek. Had she just smiled? How could she possibly think that the Argoll race should just be wiped out? She wasn't that kind of person!

"Alright, don't put pressure on yourself. Things haven't reached the point of no return. Even if Agor and Haisi lose their war, we still have a way out."

Although Gard initially thought of completely solving the problem of Haizi, he realized after arriving in Argo that the real problem was not Haizi, but Argo.

If Agol is determined to lose to Heinz, then no matter how hard Gard tries, he probably won't be able to turn the tide.

After all, his current level is level eleven, not level eighteen.

He could defeat several mutated behemoths at the same time, but it would be too much to ask him to face attacks from both Haisi and Agor simultaneously.

So Gard's idea was simple. He set several goals for himself. The first goal was to protect the safety of Laurentina and Kal'tsit. The second goal was to solve the problem of the Deepsea Church. The third goal was to look after the other Deepsea Hunters so that not only a few of the hundreds of Deepsea Hunters would die in the end.

Although the deep-sea hunters were unwilling to accept his request for cooperation, Gard was not so petty as to stand by and watch his important companions, such as Laurentina, die.

He also wanted to thank the hunters for taking good care of Laurentina while he was away.

“I’ll go find Isamaya. We can’t let her keep hiding from me forever. You’re right. If we can find out from her why Haisi attacked the Argolans, we might be able to find a solution.”

Gard and Isamaya didn't spend much time together, but Gard believed that few people would keep a Seafoam in their home like he did.

He even tried to teach Isamaya to earn money and support herself... Although he ultimately failed, Gard gained some understanding of Isamaya's personality as a Sea Child.

Gard didn't believe that a lazy sea creature like Isamaya would attack Agor for no reason. If she hadn't really angered him, she wouldn't have bothered to think about anything other than eating, sleeping, and asking him for seeds.

As soon as Gard left Kal'tsit's room, he saw Laurentina, heavily pregnant, standing at the doorway, smiling at him: "Have you finished talking? Fanny bought some pastries. These are all local specialties of Agor. Would you like to try some?"

"Okay."

No matter what happens, his wife's affairs are the most important, so Gard certainly wouldn't refuse Laurentina's proposal.

"That's right."

As if waiting for Gard's answer, Laurentina looked at Gard and said, "Recently, my teammates have been saying that Skadi from Team Three seems to be deliberately avoiding you."

"Although I don't know exactly what happened, I think that the more difficult the times, the more we should help each other, right?"

"So, Mr. Alligator, would you be willing to have a talk with Skadi?"

Laurentina's slightly curious gaze made Gard's lips twitch slightly. To be honest, Gard hadn't figured out how to explain Isamaya to Laurentina yet.

Of course, we have to talk about it, just like the things about Kal'tsit, Seria, Horhyah, Miss Black Dragon, and Margaret and Zofia.

Just thinking about it gave Gard a headache.

It's great at first, but the real problem comes after that.

Sticking your head out is one cut, sticking your head back is another.

Gard's idea was to at least wait until Laurentina had safely given birth before telling her the truth.

"Ok?"

Laurentina tilted her head and glanced at Gard.

"Mr. Crocodile, are you hiding something from me?"

"Ah."

Gard nodded obediently. When facing Laurentina, he seemed to have turned back into the honest crocodile who used to wash clothes for Gavial and the others by the river.

Unfortunately, the truth is that this honest crocodile has changed drastically in less than a year. He looks very honest, but he wasn't so honest when he was in Kal'tsit's room.

"Hum~"

Laurentina glanced at Gard, then at Gard's room behind him, and finally looked in the direction of Isamaya.

Finally, Laurentina sighed softly.

"Never mind, I believe you didn't intentionally hide it from me, Mr. Crocodile. Tell me when you're ready."

Laurentina blinked. She wasn't a very forgiving girl. If the man she loved fell for another girl, she would definitely feel sad and upset.

But who told her, as a deep-sea hunter, that she couldn't even satisfy her man's most basic needs?

In fact, if we really want to investigate, she was the one who came later.

If the first person has given up on pursuing the matter, then what reason does she have to pursue it further?

Even if she was angry, seeing Gard travel all the way to Argoll and appear before her when she needed help the most made her unable to stay angry.

"Mr. Crocodile, you'll always be by my side from now on, right?"