"Even if we do let them in, we will designate a special area for them to separate them from ordinary people."

Society, systems, people's hearts, rumors, lies, fear, cowardice, suspicion...

"These things combined are what push infected people to the brink of death."

After saying this, Skadi summoned Snowman and sat on its back.

Losia jumped onto her back, wrapping her arms around her waist.

With a little girl in her arms and another young girl pressed against her back, Skadi looked a bit flustered.

"Give her to me."

After seeing this, Artoria wanted to carry Zhao Yun'er over.

"No need. Her condition is very unstable. I'm worried something might happen to her if I'm not there."

She shook her head; only here was she truly safe.

"So, Master, are we going to adopt her?"

Medea was used to this; she was simply curious about Skadi's thoughts.

"It's up to her to decide; I can't make that decision for her."

Hearing her say that, Medea looked up at the night sky and said softly.

“There are many children like her in this world, and it is impossible to adopt them all.”

"So, Master, your goal is to eradicate Oripathy and prevent these children from being ostracized because of it?"

Zhao Yun'er's tragedy stemmed from Oripathy. If her parents hadn't contracted Oripathy, they wouldn't have entrusted her to her aunt's care so as not to burden her.

They embarked on the path of curing Oripathy.

If it weren't for her aunt contracting Oripathy, Zhao Yun'er wouldn't be so exhausted; in fact, she would have been able to live in a big city several months ago.

She could see how much her parents had missed her over the years.

If it weren't for others' fear and dread of Oripathy, Auntie wouldn't have chosen suicide to escape her suffering and prevent Zhao Yun'er from being harmed because of her.

"Implicate..."

These are all interconnected, and there is no solution in the current social environment.

Only by curing Originium Disease and preventing it from becoming a terrifying "devil" can we fundamentally change the situation.

"But... once Oripathy is cured, won't anything else take its place?"

Skadi looked at Zhao Yun'er in her arms and suddenly sighed.

"Then let's change the world."

"Change the world, and everything will be alright."

"Master, is this what your ambition lies in?"

At this moment, Artoria interjected, her expression very serious, and she was not joking.

"Of course, my ambitions go far beyond that."

"To change this world, curing Oripathy is only the first step; there are many, many more things to do afterward."

"The conflicts that have accumulated over the years cannot be resolved simply by curing Originium disease; they require a deeper understanding of the underlying issues."

"But I think... if you're willing to do it, then all of this can change."

"That's why I became an agent and travel to other worlds."

"Because I want to find more like-minded people to help me with this."

After Skadi finished speaking, Artoria turned around and stared at her.

"Of course, Master, I will help you fulfill your wish."

"But before that, I want to see the world for myself and see what it's really like."

Compared to Artoria, who took this matter seriously, Medea didn't have as many thoughts about it.

"My reason for following Master is simple: I just want to follow Master. As for what we do, that's up to Master."

"Ster said, 'I'll do it.'"

"So as long as Master still needs me, I will continue to follow Master."

Skadi laughed heartily when Medea said this.

"Medea, I know your personalities, so I won't force you to follow my arrangements and orders to do things you don't like."

"The matter."

"But I would be very happy if you could help me."

In the night sky, the streaks of light left by the three rainbow unicorns were so dazzling, just like shooting stars.

And on this is a girl determined to change the world, and her followers.

This scene, as beautiful as a painting, went unseen by outsiders.

Where are you now?

At 10 p.m., a screen suddenly lit up in front of Skadi.

The screen displayed a question, preceded by the name "Kal'tsit".

"We're already within the Great Yan territory, just two hours late. But if nothing unexpected happens, we should arrive at our destination around 8 to 10 AM tomorrow."

It's the place.

Skadi saw that it was Kal'tsit and a happy smile involuntarily appeared on her face.

Medea saw this smile, and although she didn't know who she was chatting with, she still snorted to express her dissatisfaction.

Skadi heard it too, but she didn't know what to say, so she pretended not to hear it.

"Due to the outbreak of infected animal hordes in Colombia, this invitation will be delayed by more than three days."

Kal'tsit was lying in bed. It was already past eleven o'clock there, an hour earlier than Skadi's time.

She should have been asleep by now, but she tossed and turned and couldn't fall asleep at all.

If I close my eyes, all I see is the scene of Skadi forcibly kissing me.

Or perhaps it's a scene of her holding herself in her arms, comforting her inexplicably vulnerable self...

These images are all deeply etched in Kal'tsit's mind, making it impossible for her to forget or ignore them.

But is that really okay...?

Why do I think about so many things? Why can't I forget her?

She already knew, but she didn't want to face it or understand it.

However, her image kept appearing in her mind, and considering that she had to go out on a mission as soon as she returned, Kal'tsit really couldn't do anything about it.

The only option left was to use his phone to communicate with Skadi.

Skadi gave away quite a few computers, but only gave smartphones to Kal'tsit and Theresa.

Moreover, each one cost 1000 units of willpower, making them extremely precious items.

However, they usually contact her directly instead of using their mobile phones.

Even if he uses his phone, he won't whisper to her in the middle of the night.

The last person I talked to was Theresa, which was around 10 p.m., and we talked about work.

Judging from the time difference, Kal'tsit should be more than an hour behind us. She should be asleep, so why is she suddenly asking me something?

Although she didn't know what was wrong with Kal'tsit, Skadi still chatted with her.

After all, she needs to talk to someone about things and share her feelings.

"More than three days? Judging from the situation, even if I come back, I'm afraid they still won't have it sorted out."

"The Originium Infected Beast Horde Frenzy is basically unsolvable until I find that spawning behemoth."

"Dr. Kal'tsit..."

Skadi reminisced about what happened on her end, and then wanted to talk about her own situation.

"There are no outsiders here, just call me Kal'tsit."

Perhaps because no one could see her through the screen, Kal'tsit became much bolder and more relaxed.

When she saw Skadi still calling her "Dr. Kal'tsit," she suddenly felt a little unhappy.

So she practically begged Skadi to just call her "Kal'tsit" and not "doctor."

"Kal'tsit~"

Kal'tsit...

"Kal'tsit~"

Skadi sent three "Kal'tsit" messages in a row, each with a different punctuation mark, representing a different emotion.

What are you doing?

Upon seeing Skadi, who was referred to as "Kal'tsit" by these three names, Kal'tsit's face suddenly flushed red. This girl was teasing her again.

Despite saying that, she was in an exceptionally good mood.

It seems like this kind of relaxed and easy-going environment is really great.

"No, I just suddenly felt like calling you."

Skadi also relaxed. As long as Kal'tsit wasn't in front of her, Skadi could be much more carefree.

"Kal'tsit~ Little Kal'tsit~"

Skadi sent two more "Kal'tsit" messages, which felt a little cloying, yet strangely sweet.

"Don't add the word 'young,' like Your Highness does, I'm older than you."

Kal'tsit frowned; she was much older than Skadi.

"Okay, little Kal'tsit~"

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