Skadi, returning to infinity

"We can't do more of this, and we're not qualified to do it."

"After all, if we really anger Colombia, we might face the consequence of war with them."

Do you think we can win?

"This does not take into account the possibility that Columbia may possess a god."

“Dr. Kal'tsit, tell me.”

Is Kal'tsit an idealist? Halfway, at least for now.

If she hadn't met the current Skadi, she might have made the changes within the last two years.

But under Skadi's protection, she still harbors some rather naive ideas.

What she wants to do is not wrong, but it is not appropriate in the current situation.

Theresa was able to remain calm and make her own decisions even in such situations, while Kal'tsit was overwhelmed by her emotions.

"Save the infected...shouldn't we be doing it?"

Kal'tsit looked at Skadi, then at Theresa, and frowned as she asked a question.

"Yes, that's what I'm working towards now."

Skadi reached out and placed her hand on Kal'tsit's shoulder.

"But even someone as gentle as Princess Theresa understands that there are some things we can't do right now."

"Kal'tsit, I know you have many thoughts on your mind."

"I know you're a gentle person."

"You're just not good at expressing yourself, and you don't even want people to know."

"But..."

"There are some things we must learn to stay calm about."

"When you are successful, you should help others; when you are unsuccessful, you should cultivate your own virtue."

"This is a famous saying of the Great Yan Dynasty."

"We are not yet capable of helping the world; we can only focus on our own well-being first."

"Having evidence of crimes committed in Colombia can also limit Colombia's harm to infected individuals."

"But that's all we can do in the end."

"The only way to truly save those infected is to develop drugs that can treat them."

"Or find a way to treat those infected."

"It's easy to heal a person, but difficult to heal their heart."

"As long as Oripathy is not eradicated, there will be no real place for the infected to live in the world."

"So Kal'tsit, you don't need to blame yourself for this, nor do you need to add any burden to yourself."

"Just leave everything to me."

"I will help you bear all the sins and consequences."

When Skadi got emotional, she pulled Kal'tsit into her arms to calm her down a bit.

Kal'tsit understood that everything Skadi said was correct.

But watching patients become "toys" in their hands is a very unpleasant feeling.

"Actually, I feel guilty too, little Kal'tsit."

Theresa also came over, took Kal'tsit's hand, and placed it on her left breast.

Let her feel her own heartbeat, let her know that she is also feeling guilty.

"But I know that until everything is resolved, this is the only option we have."

“Skadi is very capable on her own, but she still can’t do these things without us or the group.”

"If she could unleash her full power, storm the Colombian capital, kill both the authorities and the experimenters, and rescue the so-called prisoners being used as..."

What do you think will happen to the people infected in the experiment?

Theresa asked a question, wanting to know Kal'tsit's answer.

"Other forces will see us as a monster, as a powerful terrorist organization."

"They will not only not treat infected people better, but they will also destroy the evidence of their previous harm to infected people."

"Then kill all the known infected people."

"They might even try to prevent us from causing trouble for them, or from contacting infected people in their area."

"They will do everything in their power to get infected people out of their territory."

"Let the infected fend for themselves, let them kill each other, let them face constant rejection..."

"Anyway, the people doing these things are also infected; they just don't provide a place for the infected to live..."

I know, actually.

Nestled in Skadi's arms, Kal'tsit felt a sense of security she had never known before.

As for Theresa's question, she actually had her own answer.

The reason why infected people are in this situation is largely due to human nature.

Therefore, to solve the problem of infected individuals, we must eliminate them from the "root cause".

Only when the Oripathy disease is no longer a problem for the entire world can the infected truly stand up.

She understood everything, but...

"Alright, little Kal'tsit, now that you understand, you should know what we should be doing most right now."

“Crying and looking all wronged doesn’t suit you.”

Although Kal'tsit didn't cry, she did look quite aggrieved.

“Your Highness.” Kal'tsit shook her head as she rose from Skadi’s embrace.

"This time when I go to Colombia, I will show the people there what level our Babel Tower medical team is really at."

Having calmed down from that inexplicable emotion, Kal'tsit rubbed her eyes and regained her usual composure.

Skadi breathed a sigh of relief when she saw her like this.

Is it really a good idea to use the ability to influence other people's emotions in order to make Dr. Kal'tsit dependent on you?

Xiao Ai suddenly made a comment, which startled Skadi, even though only Skadi could hear it.

"I just slightly amplified her empathy and compassion for those infected, it had no impact..."

Skadi refused to admit it was her fault; she didn't think she had done anything wrong.

Hmph, you'll get yourself into a mess sooner or later if you keep going like this.

Xiao Ai was indignant at her vehement denial. This girl did it but is too ashamed to admit it, huh?

"Anyway, I didn't do it, and that's that."

Skadi raised an eyebrow; she could never admit to doing something like that.

Once you admit it, it's equivalent to leaving evidence for Xiao Ai.

If she uses this to blackmail herself into doing things that make her happy in the future, then she'll suffer.

Although she could refuse, sometimes it wasn't so easy for her to refuse in order to build a good relationship with Xiao Ai.

Forget about that.

If you really want to treat Oripathy, you'd better go deep into the Oripathy mines.

The larger the Originium mine, the better. (p6ny)

[Because of your time reversal, while the Originium Disease hasn't become more powerful yet, some changes have occurred.]

The source of these changes lies deep within the Originium Mine.

I can't be sure what it is; something there is interfering with my senses.

[If you can solve the problems inside, it might be helpful to your research.]

Although Xiao Ai came to tease Skadi, she was still very serious about anything that could help Skadi.

"Deep inside the Originium mine? Looks like I need to go there."

Skadi couldn't help but shake her head as she returned home to find so many things piling up.

It's getting more and more troublesome and chaotic.

But that's good too; the more things to do, the busier you'll be later.

Being idle is not a good thing for her, as it means that many things are not progressing.

And the ability to do these things, whether it's researching Originium Disease, solving the world's problems, or handling matters within the Gods' Game, is a testament to this.

Both are of great help.

Of course, it's also a good thing to be able to use being busy as an excuse to avoid problems at home.

After all, it seems she brought too many people back, even though each one has a significant role, and they will be crucial when she goes to war with the Gods in the future.

it works.

But I always feel... like he really is a womanizer.

[By the way! From now on, you have to separate me from Gods' Game. You'll call Gods' Game "that guy," and you have to call me "Xiao Ai," both verbally and inwardly.]

[Hey! Do you understand?!]

As if just realizing what was happening, Xiao Ai complained in Skadi's ear.

"Okay, this was my oversight."

That's right. Although Xiao Ai is also part of the "Game of Gods," she is now completely under my control.

Now, Xiao Ai is even hostile to [Game of Gods] for her own sake.