Skadi, returning to infinity

Skadi's heart skipped a beat. Was Theresia testing her?

After searching through the doctor's memories, no such content was found.

Skadi had no memory of how she even met Theresa, so she could only answer cautiously.

“Hehe.” Theresa didn’t speak; she just laughed.

After a long pause, she asked softly, "Doctor, what are your thoughts on the current state of the Tower of Babel?"

It sounded like they were chatting casually, but it also sounded like they were testing each other.

Skadi felt that talking to her like this was more of a headache than fighting ten agents.

But she had no choice but to become even more cautious and careful, and in her answers, she tried her best to maintain the doctor's original ideas.

"It is still in the initial stage of development, and there are still many areas that need improvement."

"However, it is clear that His Highness is very popular here, and everyone is on His Highness's side."

"With such loyal subordinates, Your Highness will find everything much easier in the future."

After hearing her words, Theresa remained silent for a moment before asking a question in return.

"Really? Doctor, if you were in charge, what decision would you make?"

Why is it always this dangerous problem? Theresa trusts herself far too much.

"Let's observe for a while longer; we haven't gathered enough intelligence yet. Since Your Highness is leaving this decision to me, I feel that what I say now..."

All of this is just empty talk; it's meaningless.

"Talking about war on paper? That's a great use of the idiom from the Yan Kingdom."

Theresa didn't comment on what she said, but she was quite interested in the word she used.

"Your Highness, is there something important you need to discuss?"

Skadi felt extremely uncomfortable; she couldn't run away, nor could she stay still.

Theresa is too gentle; Skadi would never think of her as a harmless person.

She's definitely talking to me about these things now with a purpose that only she knows for the time being—she wants to get some information from me.

This was dangerous for her, but it also fueled Skadi's competitive spirit.

Without using my abilities, how long would it take me to gain their complete approval?

She was really looking forward to it.

Skadi doesn't want to rely on special abilities to solve interpersonal problems.

That's only a temporary solution; it can't prevent these things from happening again.

So if possible, she wants to improve her teamwork skills.

Gradually, I learned how to get along with people and how to become friends with different people.

Once she's familiar with these things, they'll help her handle various problems effectively in the future.

In particular, there are conflicts between operators and between agents.

The troubles we encounter now are all part of accumulating experience for future similar problems.

While analyzing and pondering internally, Theresa had not yet given her own answer.

After a long while, when the tea was all gone, Theresa finally answered her question.

"Doctor, the Tower of Babel needs a sharp enough dagger."

After saying this ambiguous statement, she slowly left the hall surrounded by guards.

"A sharp knife?"

Skadi just doesn't know how to get along with women.

But that doesn't mean she's stupid; she understands to some extent the meaning behind what others say.

Moreover, Theresa's words were so straightforward that she immediately understood the other party's intention.

Muttering these words, Skadi put down her teacup and went to the balcony after Theresa left. Looking at the scene below, she seemed...

He's thinking about something.

Meanwhile, Kal'tsit, who was conducting blood tests on Skadi, was also gradually receiving "specific information" from the "Doctor".

After picking up the lab report and glancing at it, Kal'tsit frowned.

She seemed to have discovered some very important information.

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Chapter Six: Dr. Kal'tsit, let's get to know each other better.

"Analysis of this blood sample... indicates it's not from a modern human."

Kal'tsit seemed to understand why the Doctor had kept himself so well hidden.

The results of the blood sample analysis show that the doctor is not a "human" of this era.

This answer shocked her greatly, and she began to wonder why Theresa would allow such a "doctor" to enter the Tower of Babel.

Could it be that, besides being a human who doesn't belong to this generation, the Doctor has another identity?

"This document is top secret; only His Highness and I are authorized to access it."

I adjusted the computer settings and saved the doctor's information in the top-secret folder.

After confirming that the documents were completely sealed and locked, she glanced at the document in her hand.

He picked up a lighter, left the lab, and went into the restroom.

After burning the doctor's documents to ashes and shoveling them down the drain, he carefully searched the toilet to make sure no traces were left before leaving.

Then she went to the laboratory and asked someone to bring out all the relevant data from the recent test.

If it's a physical document, destroy it; if it's an electronic document, store it in top-secret storage.

"Dr. Kal'tsit, just who is this doctor?"

One of the lab doctors, who had been watching her handle these matters, finally couldn't help but ask a question.

This was the first time she had ever seen Kal'tsit care so much about anyone other than Theresa.

Wasn't it said that Dr. Kal'tsit and that doctor had just clashed in the conference room?

Could there be some inside story I'm unaware of?

"You don't need to ask about this. As for the test results, don't tell anyone except Her Highness Theresa."

"Yes, yes, Dr. Kal'tsit, please rest assured."

Although I don't know why, she said it so seriously.

The doctor also became serious, no longer joking around, and wrote down Kal'tsit's words.

"I'd like to see who you really are."

After organizing the various documents, Kal'tsit asked a question and, after finding out where the Doctor was in his room, went over there.

This person is strange, and his identity is dangerous.

Even if His Highness would blame her, she had to know that person's purpose.

"Click," she reached out to open the door, but it was locked.

Kal'tsit frowned, reached out and twisted it again with force, "Crack!"

"If you don't open the door, I'll just break it down."

Kal'tsit's face darkened; this guy must have guessed that she was coming to cause him trouble.

"Hey, hey, no!"

The door was opened a crack, and the Doctor, still wearing that indecent outfit even in the room, invited Kal'tsit in.

"Speak, what is your purpose?"

He sat down in the computer chair and turned to look at the professor sitting on the edge of the bed.

Kal'tsit wasn't afraid that the person in front of her would hurt her, after all, she had Mon3tr.

Skadi didn't say anything; she just stretched and then lit up a virtual screen in front of her.

[My purpose? I am an old acquaintance of Princess Theresa, and having learned of her current situation, I have come to help her.]

"Hmm? Talking to me through a machine?" Kal'tsit frowned. This person, is he sincere?

I realized you didn't really want to talk to me, but just wanted to ask me some questions, so I'll use this to communicate with you.

"You and Theresa are old acquaintances, why didn't I know?"

Clenching her fists, Kal'tsit suppressed the urge to summon Mon3tr and tear the guy to shreds; she didn't believe his answer.

【Then you should ask Princess Theresa, don't ask me.】

Skadi is not afraid of Kal'tsit. The other party has already tested the blood sample she provided, and will not investigate her true identity for a while.

With Theresa's protection, as long as he doesn't do anything reckless, he can get through this period even if he just lazes around and waits to die.

Once she was certain that her situation was alright, she naturally stopped being so afraid of Kal'tsit.

"..." This person acted like a dead pig that wasn't afraid of boiling water, and was really difficult to deal with.

"Your blood sample test results are in. Can you tell me who you really are, Doctor?"