Skadi, returning to infinity

Kal'tsit looked at Theresa with surprise. Due to her profession, it was not uncommon for Kal'tsit to stay up all night.

However, after Skadi arrived, she basically didn't need to do that anymore.

But Theresa cannot stay up late; she is a princess of Kazdel, and she must be mindful of her image in public.

Because she is the face of the Tower of Babel, the one whom everyone believes in and follows.

Although I occasionally have to stay up late for work, I don't think I'll have anything to do today, right?

"I can't sleep."

"Since little Kal'tsit can't sleep either, let's go outside and chat."

Theresa reached out and pulled Kal'tsit down to the first floor, then opened the back door and led her into the courtyard.

"Drinking iced drinks this late is unhealthy."

Seeing Theresia pull her here, make her sit in a chair, and then turn around to bring her several bottles of iced drinks, Kal'tsit frowned.

head.

"Don't think about it too much, little Kal'tsit."

"Speaking so seriously isn't very endearing."

Seeing her blink, Theresa's words seemed to have a hidden meaning.

"Is something troubling Your Highness?"

Kal'tsit didn't respond, but was simply curious about what had happened between her and Theresa.

"You could say you have some worries?"

After frowning and thinking for a moment, Theresa nodded.

What's bothering you?

Kal'tsit turned her head to look at her. Since Skadi came, Theresa rarely talked to her about these things anymore.

Because Skadi helped her solve the problem, she was able to solve the same problem herself.

Although the problem has been solved, it seems that both of them are overly dependent on Skadi.

"Little Kal'tsit, don't you think we're both too dependent on Skadi?"

Kal'tsit guessed that Theresa would bring up Skadi, because it was something that was unavoidable between the two of them.

Although she had guessed it was related to Skadi, she hadn't expected it to be this way.

Moreover, this is the same question that Kal'tsit has just been pondering.

Is it really okay to completely entrust your life to another person?

Kal'tsit didn't know, but she always felt that some things were a real waste of energy to think about.

She couldn't find the right answer, and now, faced with Theresa's question, she didn't know how to respond either.

Theresa opened a can of fruit tea, tilted her head back, and drank half of it.

She then exhaled and gazed at the taller building next to her.

"Right now, you and I are like the small building next to this villa."

"She protected us well, shielding us from the wind and rain with her own body, preventing us from being hit too hard."

"But that's precisely why we are completely different from the people living inside."

“The people living inside can help her, and at the same time, they can be relied upon by Skadi.”

"And the two of us can only rely on her. She has always kept a certain distance from both of us."

"It wasn't that she disliked us, but rather that our status made her subconsciously respect us."

"You should be able to sense it, little Kal'tsit."

Wearing her pajamas, Theresa was unusually unconcerned about her appearance, simply sitting there, sipping her fruit drink, and saying these things.

"I know."

Judging from Skadi's habit of subconsciously calling herself "Dr. Kal'tsit," it's clear that deep down, Skadi maintains a certain respect for them.

respect.

It was precisely because of this respect that they felt a sense of distance and estrangement.

So that's why she was so happy when she told Skadi to stop calling her "Doctor" and saw her call her "Little Kal'tsit"?

Kal'tsit also realized that she was actually happy because of getting closer to Skadi...

"I think I really like her."

This wasn't a case of being slow to realize; it was that she was finally facing this "fact."

When she's alone, she can escape and stop thinking about it.

But with Theresa in front of her, she couldn't truly ignore it.

"What's wrong, little Kal'tsit?"

Theresa was still waiting for her to continue, but Kal'tsit suddenly started to space out, which made Theresa a little strange.

"It's nothing." Kal'tsit shook her head hastily. After realizing her own thoughts, she no longer knew how to start a conversation.

"Are you thinking about Skadi?"

"Even though you didn't say it, I still know."

Theresa smiled secretly; she seemed quite happy.

…..Um."

Kal'tsit nodded, no longer denying it.

Kal'tsit then picked up a bottle of jasmine tea, unscrewed the cap, took a small sip, and suddenly asked Theresa a question that left Theresa speechless.

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"Your Highness, you like Skadi, don't you?"

Theresa's hand trembled as she held the jar, and she looked down at the ground.

After a while, she smiled but didn't answer, only saying softly, "We should do something; we can't let everything be controlled by Little Scar."

Ti is supporting it all by herself.

"That would be too tiring and not really suitable."

Hearing her say that, Kal'tsit realized what was going on.

"Yes...we can't let her get too tired."

That's what they say, but actually doing it is far from simple.

Were you just chatting with Skadi?

Once Theresa saw that her attention had been diverted, she continued to ask her questions.

"Yes, we talked about the infected people."

Kal'tsit took out her phone and sent the video and information Skadi had sent her about Zhao Yun'er and her family to Theresa.

After patiently watching the video, Theresa finally let out a slight sigh of relief.

"Our child..."

"Originium disease can indeed make people less human."

"Isn't that why we came together in the first place?"

"Little Kal'tsit, we can fully support her in finding those future medical operators and getting them to join the current Babel Tower."

"We should be able to begin researching Oripathy as soon as possible."

"Don't worry about funding; I will allocate the corresponding funds for you."

Kal'tsit frowned upon hearing Theresa's words.

"Your Highness, do you want to cut military spending?"

The Tower of Babel's current expenses are primarily for military expenditures.

In other areas, infrastructure construction and people's livelihood are secondary, followed by investment in healthcare and education.

Of all these expenditures, the only one that can be cut is military spending.

For some time now, she had noticed Theresa's intention to cut military spending; had she finally made up her mind?

"Yes, cutting military spending is the most effective solution."

"Only in this way can the Tower of Babel truly begin to function, instead of pouring too much energy and expenditure into the bottomless arms race."

Inside the cave.

"We are destined to leave Kazdel in the future, so there is no need to compete for these things now."

These words, coming from Theresa's mouth, sounded both incredible and natural.

If outsiders heard her say this, especially the Sarkaz who believed in Theresa, they would probably fall into despair instantly.

A major reason they supported Theresa was that she had led the Sarkaz to repel the invaders who came to Kazdel.

They hoped that this former queen could lead Kazdel back to its former glory, and that they, the Sarkaz, would no longer be subjugated by other races.

Human oppression.

This is why some people followed Theresis in the rebellion.

They felt that Theresa had changed, and only an extreme Sarkaz like Theresa could lead them to achieve what they wanted.

thing.

"Your Highness, have you made up your mind?"

Kal'tsit really didn't expect Theresa to make this decision so quickly.

"It's not about whether I made up my mind or not, it's about whether I had to do it." - Du

"Kazdel is now the land of Sarkaz racist fanatics."