Skadi, returning to infinity

It can gather the power of stars, moonlight, and the sun to unleash three sword beams.

If they can continue using this ability, changing the world will be just around the corner, right?

"No, Kal'tsit."

Skadi shook her head, her tone tinged with regret and disappointment.

"Although I would like to, that ability is only a one-time use and can only be used with special tools."

"That is an extremely precious treasure. It will shatter after being used once and then turn into dust and disappear."

"It will never come back, and I will never be able to use it again."

"So it's not feasible to rely on it to solve Terra's problems."

"Or rather, even if we had that ability, we couldn't solve it."

Skadi shook her head; she knew perfectly well what Kal'tsit was expecting.

But she knew very well that such thinking was useless.

"This world cannot be changed by powerful forces; it needs much more."

"I need your help to create that impossible miracle together."

Skadi was serious when she said that; she wasn't flirting, she really meant it.

However, saying these words at this moment with such a serious expression really gives off a solemn and dignified feeling, as if it were a confession.

At least Kal'tsit's heart fluttered slightly at this scene, and she didn't know how to respond.

"I can't do it alone. If I could, I wouldn't be trying so hard to do these things."

She sighed; she was well aware of her own abilities.

This is something even the strongest proxy at their peak couldn't do, let alone now that she's not at her peak.

"Why? Even a power like that of a god cannot change this world?"

Kal'tsit suppressed her wandering thoughts. p6ny

She looked at Skadi's face, puzzled by her words.

"My power is not even as great as that of a god. A true god is stronger than you can imagine."

"I am nothing more than an ant struggling under the power of the rules."

"Hey, let's not talk about that."

"Kal'tsit, if one day in the future... I mean, if one day..."

Skadi was trying to say, "If one day a method is discovered that can cure other people's Oripathy, but at a great cost, you..."

Would you be willing to let me try?

It was a prepared explanation for her "Originium Queen" ability, to prepare Kal'tsit mentally.

But Kal'tsit clearly misunderstood what she was about to say, covering her mouth with the hand that was stroking her face, her eyes serious.

"Then don't talk about things that haven't happened yet. Tell me when it happens or is about to happen."

Seeing her serious expression, Skadi nodded.

"Okay, Kal'tsit, I'll remember that."

Don't you want to hear about things that haven't happened yet? Kal'tsit is someone who focuses on the present.

"It's not good to talk about things that we don't know if we can solve or if they will happen, as it can be upsetting."

Kal'tsit explained why she hadn't been allowed to speak after she saw that Kal'tsit was no longer talking.

This reminded Skadi that while she possessed many abilities, it was best to provide an explanation for some things that couldn't be clearly stated.

Or tell the other person whether what you are doing is harmful to their health.

Only by explaining things clearly can you put the other person at ease; otherwise, they will only continue to worry.

Judging from this, Kal'tsit was clearly able to speak normally, so why did she become someone who couldn't speak human language a few years later...?

Skadi still had some lingering thoughts about it, after all, that memory was just too vivid in her mind.

Fortunately, those grudges have dissipated, otherwise she probably would have had even more thoughts about it.

"Are you feeling anxious? I always thought you were a very composed person, Kal'tsit. I never expected you to worry about something like this."

Skadi smiled, feeling increasingly curious about Kal'tsit.

I'm not a wooden person; I have my own feelings.

These words annoyed Kal'tsit. Who did this guy think he was?

"Huh? That's not what I meant. I just think you seem too serious and not good at expressing your emotions, Kal'tsit."

"Many times you don't even have an expression, you're cold and aloof, which makes it hard for people to guess what you're thinking."

Kal'tsit seemed to soften as she was held in his arms, which seemed like a good opportunity to "conquer" her.

“That was in front of other people. I didn’t do that with Theresa.”

He frowned. Was this really how this guy perceived him?

"Yes, that's how you present yourself to the outside world so that people will think you're cold and aloof."

Since the topic has come up, Skadi decided to be direct.

Trying to cover things up at a time like this will only lead to misunderstandings.

Being upfront about it will make dialogue between the two sides more effective.

"Because I don't need to waste extra time communicating with them."

"I'll just do my job, and they can do theirs."

"You can't expect me to handle everything. Do you think I'm Superman?"

Kal'tsit thought for a moment and gave this answer.

"..." Hearing her say that, Skadi seemed to understand why Rhodes Island had changed so much between Theresa's passing and the Doctor's awakening.

big.

It's important to know that Theresa was "killed" by the Doctor.

The original elite force and size were not much reduced. Even though half of them ran away because of Theresa's death, there were still many left.

But in the end, it turns out that they need to awaken the "Babel spirit that killed Theresa," who is already nailed to the coffin, to save Rhodes.

The situation on the island.

This looks like some kind of brilliant maneuvering—they used up all their resources, only to find everything gone when they looked back.

Wait, am I bashing Kal'tsit?

The thought flashed through Skadi's mind, and for some reason, Skadi found it quite amusing.

Considering that she managed to squander such a vast fortune, to the point where she had to ask her enemy, the Doctor, to come to her rescue, Kal'tsit's actions must have been incredibly perplexing.

I have some knowledge of it.

However, those are all speculations, and there is still no definitive information about the real reason.

Skadi wouldn't reveal such things; things that haven't happened, or won't happen in the future, will remain her little secret.

"By the way, Kal'tsit, do you have any other plans after returning to Babel?"

I'm worried that if I bring up that topic again, I might easily blurt out what's on my mind.

So Skadi quietly changed the subject, asking her questions.

This is also something she cares about, and she will probably stay in the Tower of Babel for the rest of the time.

Discussing things with Kal'tsit beforehand can save a lot of time.

"Shouldn't we ask about this after we get back?"

Looking at her with a puzzled expression, Kal'tsit asked a strange question.

"I'm just in charge of the medical department. The person who actually makes the decisions is Theresa, and now there's another one, you."

"Just discuss what you want to do and then tell me."

Kal'tsit was quite open-minded about this; if Skadi and Theresa could decide what to do, why should she get involved?

Before the Lungmen operation, she might not have been so at ease with Skadi.

After her trip to Lungmen, Kal'tsit knew exactly what kind of person Skadi was, and she was completely at ease.

The only thing to be careful about is not letting this guy spend too much time alone with Theresa, or something bad might happen.

Princess Theresa is destined to become Queen Kazdel; she shouldn't let other things cloud her judgment or waste her time.

Yes, I should get involved more, even if I can't make decisions, it would be good to offer suggestions.

Kal'tsit was making excuses for herself, but she didn't realize that the more she did so, the more it proved that she cared.

"Hmm, that works, but you need to offer your opinion first, otherwise we might easily make the wrong decision."

"The more people think about the problem, the more ideas we have, and the easier it is for us to know what we should do."

Skadi had barely started making excuses for herself when she said this.

This stirred a strange feeling within Kal'tsit, a feeling that was both shy and annoyed.

She couldn't help but question herself, what exactly is going on?

Why suddenly...?

He became so concerned about her.

P.S.: I'm going to take a nap now. Ugh. The chapter I posted this morning still hasn't passed review, and I don't know when this one will be approved.

I'm so annoyed, so annoyed, so annoyed.

Chapter 51: You and she, holding hands in front of me.