Skadi, returning to infinity

"If we let her go, the consequences will be very bad."

Although Skadi had little experience, she was still able to pick up on emotional fluctuations.

Kal'tsit's current state is clearly not right. If we let her go, it could lead to irreversible consequences.

So Skadi reached out and grabbed Kal'tsit's hand.

"Let me go." Kal'tsit turned around, her expression calm.

"I won't let go, you're overthinking things again."

Skadi's eyes were serious; she simply wouldn't let go.

"Let go." Kal'tsit pulled her hand back forcefully, clearly angry.

"You two, no... ah..."

Seeing the two of them like this, Theresa walked over anxiously.

But she accidentally had her towel pulled off during the tug-of-war between Skadi and Kal'tsit.

Now the two of them couldn't argue anymore. Skadi held Kal'tsit's hand tightly to prevent her from leaving, and then turned to look at Theresa.

"Your Highness, please go back and change your clothes."

"Mmm, you're holding little Kal'tsit's hand."

Theresa reached out to cover herself, then realized it wasn't necessary. After saying this to the two women, she went back to her bedroom to change.

"Kal'tsit".

He pulled Kal'tsit, who was reluctant to move, to sit down on the sofa.

Skadi looked at her with a very serious expression.

"Don't misunderstand."

She wanted to explain.

"It's hard not to misunderstand in such a scene. Sure enough, I can't let you be with Theresa."

Kal'tsit won't be angry with Theresa, so she can only be angry with Skadi.

"It's okay to be angry, why bother if you're angry?"

At this point, Skadi's emotional intelligence became extremely high.

She looked into Kal'tsit's eyes and said those words.

“I’m afraid you’ll just sit there silently without saying a word, and then there really won’t be any way to save us.”

"I'm not afraid of you being angry with me, because I really didn't do well. I'm just afraid that you'll ignore me, not care about me, and not want to see me."

"The fact that you're still here, that you're still talking to me, and that you're still angry with me means that you're willing to listen to us."

Skadi has already used all her skills, and if that still doesn't get her to stay with Kal'tsit, she'll have no choice but to resort to force.

"Alright, alright, little Kal'tsit, don't think about it so much."

Theresa, who had just changed into a nightgown and underwear, opened the door and came out.

She breathed a slight sigh of relief when she saw Skadi and Kal'tsit still sitting there.

I'm afraid that after Kal'tsit leaves, Skadi will be all alone there.

"Here's what happened."

Skadi didn't say anything, but simply stood up and made tea for the two of them.

Theresa sat on the other side, holding Kal'tsit's hand, and gently recounted everything that had happened since Kal'tsit left.

This includes Skadi's suspicions about the killer and what she wants to do in her place.

So, you want to help her clean up those "dirty things"?

Kal'tsit was unsure how to respond; the whole thing was just too strange.

"Yes, it's normal to feel strange. I always feel a little guilty about the things Skadi did for me."

Theresa breathed a slight sigh of relief after seeing that Kal'tsit's emotions had stabilized.

Thankfully there were no problems, otherwise it would have been terrible.

"Theresa, you have to understand, there are some things that someone has to do."

“I believe you can do it, but your ideals and your kindness and gentleness are the biggest obstacles to you doing these things.”

"So, even if Skadi weren't here, and it was just me, I wouldn't let you do these things. Instead, I would find someone else, or send me."

"Done."

"Skadi is the most suitable person because she can do these things and can be your greatest guarantee and sharpest sword."

Kal'tsit didn't treat Skadi as a tool; rather, she made the most reasonable arrangement.

"I know, it's just... I feel bad for Skadi."

He looked at Skadi and said those words to her.

"This is my own choice."

Skadi sat down, holding the cup of tea she had brewed, her eyes staring blankly ahead.

"You have the memories I gave you, so you should know that in the future, [the Doctor] will be known as the evil spirit of the Tower of Babel."

"How capable he was, how much blood he shed, how many operators died because of [Doctor]—all of this can be seen in my memories."

Even if everyone knows that the doctor's decision was the right one, the right choice often means the most rational and cold-blooded decision.

Cool.

"But not everyone is rational; most people are emotional."

Even if I knew, I couldn't understand it or agree with it.

"I won't be as extreme as that doctor, but in order to protect all of this, and to prevent His Highness from falling into danger again."

"I will also deal with those who pose a threat to Your Highness."

Skadi spoke from the bottom of her heart; she had only been gone for a day, and Theresa had almost been assassinated.

Moreover, a group of people infiltrated and drugged His Highness.

This made Skadi, who had originally wanted to give them some time to reveal their true colors, completely lose patience.

She wants to personally find these guys one by one and deal with them one by one.

"You see, she actually enjoys it."

Kelsey cared about how Skadi would be affected by this, but she knew even more clearly that if one of the three had to do something...

Naskadi is the most suitable person for this task.

Theresa must be the "light" of Babel, and I am the one standing beside her, while the Doctor is the hidden shadow.

The three of them are the core of the Tower of Babel now, and they must have a clear division of labor.

"Alright, alright, I was clearly trying to comfort Kal'tsit, but it turned into comforting Skadi."

Theresa couldn't help but burst out laughing when she saw this.

Her smile melted Kal'tsit's icy demeanor, revealing a faint smile in return.

Skadi was there, deep in thought, seemingly figuring out what to do.

After a while, she suddenly turned around and said something that made Theresa and Kal'tsit stare at her blankly, their faces flushed.

"us.....

Let's live together.

P.S.: This is the fifth update. Could you please give me some recommendation tickets and monthly tickets?

Chapter 56: I Want to Protect You All for the Rest of My Life

"Living together...?" Kal'tsit looked very nervous and stammered.

On the contrary, Theresa looked at Skadi with great interest, as if she had encountered something amusing.

"Skadi, are you serious? I don't mind the three of us living together."

Theresa really didn't think she wasn't alluring enough; as she spoke, she leaned forward.

"Huh? I didn't explain clearly. What I meant was, let's rebuild two houses, I'll live next to you, and you'll live in one."

"This way, I can both protect you and reduce our contact with the people on the Babel side."

"I can come back when I'm ready to work."

Skadi's words seem to suggest that she genuinely just wanted to give herself and the others some independent space.

After all, she has to wear the doctor's clothes when she goes out, so at least it gives her more room to move around when she doesn't need to wear those clothes.

In that case, wouldn't a bigger house, with its own swimming pool and such, be better?

Indeed, everything else she said was merely an excuse to serve this purpose.

She wants a big house, a big swimming pool, a big bathtub! A free and independent space!

If Theresa agrees, she can get these things done immediately.

Moreover, as the one in charge, she can do whatever she wants with her house, and Kal'tsit and Theresa can't stop her.

A swimming pool is a must; that's what she wants most right now.

The bathtub is several times larger than Kal'tsit's, and it has all kinds of facilities.

Once this is done, she can enjoy a perfect soaking time at home all by herself, which makes her happy just thinking about it.

There hadn't been a suitable time to propose doing this before, and Skadi thought it would take a long time.

Now that this has happened, she naturally wants to seize the opportunity to fight for it.