Alligator's Ark of Tomorrow

The so-called love at first sight is nothing more than lust driven by hormones.

Isamaya fell for Gard the moment she first met him; it was practically the same as love at first sight.

However, to Gard's surprise, Isamaya's words reminded Laurentina of someone else.

"Galder".

"Ah."

"I remember when you met Skadi, you were accompanied by a land person, right? Her name was something like Seraya?"

Laurentina stared at Gard with a smile on her face.

"How is that land dweller doing now?"

Upon hearing this, Gard almost exclaimed "Holy crap!" in his mind.

This reminds me of Seria?

You two don't even know each other well, do you?

It's been more than half a year, how can you still remember the name of a mainlander?

Gard's smile became somewhat forced. How could he answer? Should he tell Laurentina that his relationship with Serea had also become very close?

"Seria, she's alright, she's alright."

Gard forced a smile, looking guilty.

"hehe."

Although she didn't seem to mind the relationship between Gard and Isamaya, a dangerous look appeared on Laurentina's face after hearing Gard's words.

"It seems that once we get to the mainland, you'll have to give me a proper introduction to the girls you met there."

Laurentina narrowed her eyes and suddenly grabbed Isamaya's hand.

"Hmph, Skadi, let's go, get away from this bastard, and ignore him."

"Do not......"

Upon hearing this, Isamaya immediately wanted to refuse.

But Gard quickly gave her a meaningful look. Laurentina was in a bad mood, so of course he had to go along with her wishes. Laurentina was pregnant, and Gard didn't want to upset her.

Only after Laurentina led Isamaya away did Gard breathe a sigh of relief.

"Is the matter resolved?"

Kal'tsit, who had somehow appeared behind Gard and watched the spectacle, leaned against the wall, looking at Gard.

"That's it."

With a sigh, Gard noticed Kal'tsit's expression. Although Kal'tsit managed her expression well, through subtle changes in her facial muscles, Gard felt that she was laughing, mocking him!

'When we get back to land, you'll have a delicious fruit juice to enjoy!'

Gard thought viciously to himself, but his face remained impassive.

"It can be basically confirmed that the war between the Sealings and the Argolls was actually orchestrated by a group of Argoll's high-ranking officials and the Deep Sea Church's Deep Sea followers."

"Where is Haisi?"

"Hai Si himself did not actually have a strong desire to attack, but it was the various inhumane studies that Agol conducted on Hai Si that provoked the collective anger of Hai Si."

Sensing Gard's malice, Kal'tsit initially wanted to hide, but after hearing Gard's words, she had no choice but to stay and analyze the information Gard had obtained from Isamaya.

She wouldn't ask whether Gard was biased towards the Sea Sibs because of Isamaya's existence, because she actually knew to some extent about the existence of the Sea Sibs race, but until she arrived at the Deep Sea, she never thought that the changes in the Deep Sea were actually caused by the Sea Sibs.

Hai Si's job should not be this.

The information Gard received from Isamaya now confirms one of her conjectures about why Hai Si caused the disaster.

“Gald, the disaster we are facing this time may be the result of human greed. The existence of Haisi itself should not pose a threat to human survival.”

Kal'tsit knows a lot of things, even about species like the Hysters that have existed for tens of thousands of years.

Before the current civilization of Terra, there was an ancient and powerful civilization. The many relics left behind by this civilization have contributed to the various glories of the current Terra civilization.

Just like the ancient civilizations' refuges they had seen in the scorching, windswept lands.

And Hai Si was also a creation of that ancient civilization.

Sea creatures were originally created by ancient civilizations to transform the harsh natural environment of the time. Whether it was the initial lifeline of the sea creatures merging themselves into the sea and enriching the species of the sea, or the branches of the sea creatures spreading out and rooting their bodies in the earth, absorbing heat from the mantle to provide nutrients for their species.

Their very existence is actually beneficial to the entire ocean environment.

However, decades ago, a certain action by Agor triggered a riot in the primordial lifeline, resulting in a great stillness that destroyed dozens of kilometers of Iberian coastline.

Similarly, Haizi's instinct for self-defense was triggered, and the war between Haizi and Argo began.

If the Hai Si cannot communicate, then arguing about who is right and who is wrong is meaningless. They must solve the problems brought about by the Hai Si in order to prevent the Hai Si's rebellion from ultimately destroying the entire civilization of Terra.

However, if Haisi could communicate, or at least Gard could communicate with Haisi, then perhaps they wouldn't need to confront Haisi as a whole directly.

From that moment on, their positions were reversed.

Initially, they sought Agor's help to deal with Hai Si, but if the wrong person is Agor and not Hai Si, then why should they help Agor to fight Hai Si?

Why can't they help Haisi deal with Agor?

Of course, both Kal'tsit and Gard believed that not all Argolls had committed unforgivable mistakes.

Therefore, what they need to deal with are the Argoll high command and Deepsea cultists who instigated the war between Argoll and the Seas, not the ordinary Argolls who know nothing about it.

To put it bluntly, it was Argor's actions that led Gard and Kal'tsit to believe that Argor was not worth their help.

However, dealing with the deep-sea cultists hidden among the ordinary Argolls, and the Argoll high command who instigated the war, is not an easy task.

It's not that they can prove the crimes committed by the Argoll leaders just by obtaining a few pieces of evidence showing collusion between the Argoll leaders and the Deep Sea Cultists.

It's not that easy.

Because there are too many Argoll high-ranking members who collude with the Deep Sea Cult. Some Argoll high-ranking members are Deep Sea Cult members themselves, while others, although not Deep Sea Cult members, have been secretly in contact with the Deep Sea Cult and even secretly provide resources to the Deep Sea Church.

This is why the influence of the Deep Sea Church is able to spread throughout the entire Argonauts.

If they want to deal with the Deepsea Cultists, the high-ranking members of Argor are an insurmountable obstacle, and if they want to deal with these high-ranking members of Argor, they may have to face the entire Argor.

Argoll, so arrogant, would never allow a group of outsiders to judge their crimes.

Therefore, they must find an opportunity.

A way to wipe out all the Deep Sea Cultists and the Argoll leadership, leaving them no chance to turn the tables.

"The war between Haisi and Argoll!"

Kal'tsit looked at Gard. Although they didn't want to see Haze and Argoll actually start an unprecedented war, they had no other choice now.

Because only when Argor's fleet has left the city can Gard have the ability to suppress the entire city of Argor.

Otherwise, if they were besieged by warships during the encirclement and suppression of these deep-sea cultists and Agor's high-ranking members, the situation would definitely take a sharp turn for the worse.

Fortunately, Gard brought along several Sarkaz royal court lords. Although they were few in number, they were all excellent at fighting in groups in the city.

As long as Gard can hold off the remaining fleet, the royal court lords will be able to find all the deep-sea cultists who remain in the city.

Not to mention, Gard also has a deadly weapon against the Deep Sea Church.

The people of the Deep Sea Church never imagined that a land dweller could accomplish something they never even dared to dream of.

He slept with a virgin from a large group of people!

Everything is ready now, except for the final push.

Soon after, Greta brought this favorable wind to Gard and the others.

Argoll's fleet will set sail in a week to launch an attack against the Sea God.

The War of Godslayers!

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Chapter 76 This is all the strength I have!

The decision was made too hastily.

In Gretia's mind, it was only natural that a large-scale conflict would break out with Haizi again. Faced with Haizi's constant invasion, this was no longer a problem that Agor could solve by simply avoiding it.

Argoll and Haizi are bound to clash, but not now.

The internal conflicts within Agor have not been resolved, and the tentacles of the Deep Sea Church are everywhere.

Greta couldn't even imagine the devastation her Agor fleet would suffer if the Abyssal Cultists lurking within the fleet suddenly launched an attack during the height of the war.

If she knew nothing, she could simply fight as a technology administrator and the leader of a deep-sea hunter squad.

But even knowing that there is a trap ahead, they still choose to jump in.

Greta couldn't do something like that!

However, the internal problems within Agor are now too serious for her, an ordinary technocrat, to handle.

Even though she contacted the other two captains of the deep-sea hunter squads and the three governors discussed the matter, they could only watch helplessly as a group of deep-sea cultists wreaked havoc in their Argoil.

Because they cannot discern which other members of the Argoll leadership, besides the Deepsea Cult, are colluding with the Deepsea Church.

If they leak the right information to the wrong people, they will face utter destruction.

Unless they can find those within Argor's existing leadership who are still wholeheartedly devoted to Argor, only by uniting with this group can they possibly turn the tide.

But they were given too little time.

In less than a week, not even the King of the Shapeshifters could spread his clones across a city with a population of nearly ten million in such a short time, let alone them.

This is an unsolvable problem.

While fretting about how to deal with the Deep Sea Church, Gretia returned to her mansion and looked up to see a crocodile man lying in the yard with Laurentina and Isamaya, sunbathing.

The light emitted from the Agor Dome was as warm as the real sun, which reminded Gard of his time in Akahura.

At that time, he also really enjoyed lying by the river and sunbathing.

But as the burden on my shoulders grew heavier, those days gradually came to an end.

Seeing Gard's lazy appearance, Gretia felt inexplicably uncomfortable. What time is it? Didn't you say you were going to deal with the Deep Sea Church? Why aren't you moving yet?

Even Gretia herself was unaware that the pressure the Deep Sea Church was putting on her was making her subconsciously want to grasp at any straw.

The reason Gard remained in Argo was to deal with the Deepsea Cultists and prevent them from targeting Laurentina in the future.

However, Gladys could not see Gard's actions. Of the group Gard brought, only the King of the Shapeshifters had taken any action so far.

The others continued eating and drinking as usual, completely ignoring the impending crisis.

Yes, why would they take it seriously?

This is Agor's problem, not the problem of these land dwellers. It's only natural that they would become complacent.

And if you think about it seriously, if the three deep-sea hunter teams couldn't solve the problem, what could these people that Gard brought possibly do?

So, Greta simply gave Gard a cold look.

"The war between Argoll and Haisi is about to begin. I have prepared ships for your departure. If you want to leave, you'd better do it now."

In fact, she was not the only administrator who prepared ships for her relatives and friends to leave. After the news of the impending war was announced, a large number of Argolans had secretly left the city.

Some of them may have fled to places they considered safe havens, while others may have fled to land, which is safer than the deep sea.

When disaster strikes, aren't there always some privileges for certain people?

However, just as Gretia was about to leave, Gard called her back.

"Greteia!"

Gard took off his sunglasses to block out the light, revealing a crocodile face full of helplessness.

"Do you really want us, the people you call 'land dwellers,' to beg you for help before you'll accept our assistance?"

Gladys has been leaving early and returning late lately, and Gard can pretty much guess what she's been up to.

However, since the two sides were not partners, and Gard did not trust Agor, he did not tell Gretia about his next move.

He knew the deep-sea hunters were in a difficult situation, but he also had his pride.

Isn't your Lady Dylan very capable?

Didn't you refuse to cooperate with me?