Herrscher of Reason's Arknights

The blue-gray eyes stared at Kal'tsit, giving her a strange and eerie chill for the first time.

It was as if they were being targeted by some deadly monster.

After a long pause, the silver-haired girl finally spoke.

"...Is there?"

They may have actually met.

But sodium chloride won't admit it, and Kelsey won't point it out.

A strange tacit understanding between adults.

Or perhaps, they were each harboring their own schemes.

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However, even when it's a test, there are limits.

Sodium chloride had absolutely no reason to brazenly enter the interior of the Babel Tower ship to inspect the situation.

I can only try to find out for myself later.

At least in the first round of the game, Kal'tsit did not show weakness.

That's enough. After all, knowing that there are many main characters here, the probability of finding your target here is quite high.

"doctor!"

Just as the two were about to end this boring match, a girl's voice suddenly rang out behind Kal'tsit.

That was a very young child.

And she looks like a Katniss girl.

The white dress and her petite figure are very cute.

Of course, this is how it appears to ordinary people.

"Why did you come out?"

"Theresia...said...she has something important to say..."

The shadows from the ends of her hair obscured the girl's eyes, but her long, slender ears were easily recognizable.

It is a Cartesian.

But the moment no one saw.

Sodium chloride's eyes suddenly narrowed.

A black crown... was floating above the girl's head!

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P.S.: The real protagonist has been revealed!!!

Chapter 119, Section 124: [The Player]

A black crown.

A black crown!!!

Sodium chloride rarely remains in a daze for such a long time.

Perhaps it's been too long since I've seen something like this.

Unlike any other experience in the world before, I haven't seen anything like this in so long.

So long that she almost forgot what she was doing.

She was almost losing the sense that she was in another world and that she was still a villain.

The most terrifying situation is losing self-judgment and self-awareness.

But at this moment, she finally saw the thing that was about to lose its reality.

A black crown was floating above the girl's head.

Like a crown woven from thorns, it looked ominous.

And that thing was floating above a girl's head.

I don't know if it's lucky or unlucky.

Luckily, she's the protagonist, and perhaps she possesses the power to change the world.

Unfortunately, she encountered a villain...

It's sodium chloride.

The moment sodium chloride saw the crown, it changed its mind.

To defeat an enemy, the first step is to understand the enemy.

As the saying goes, "Know yourself and know your enemy, and you will never be defeated."

The opportunity to infiltrate the Tower of Babel organization and act as a double agent is just around the corner.

Moreover, this little guy is even smaller than Yelena now and poses no threat at all. She has plenty of time to plan for the future.

It's like having many years to plan and execute before the enemy arrives.

Wouldn't that mean final victory would be a piece of cake?!

First, infiltrate the organization, learn about the network of relationships, and become an acquaintance. Then, deliver a backstab. This will surely provoke a great deal of hatred.

It's best to kill the other person's closest relatives.

With such a deep-seated blood feud, this move is likely to be incredibly profitable.

Such a good opportunity.

How could she give up?

This is a fantastic opportunity!

"Well, I understand, you should go back first."

After seeing Amiya off, His Highness had something to discuss with her.

However, before that, you have to defeat the monsters in front of you.

Even Kal'tsit dared not treat the girl in front of her casually; the aura emanating from her was so overwhelming that it filled one with boundless despair.

It was just like a legendary evil god walking on the earth.

"Since it's a matter of consideration, it naturally takes time, which we understand. We're simply sheltering homeless infected individuals and providing basic humanitarian aid; we're not an armed group forcibly taking them in. If you've made up your mind, you can come back to us anytime. We'll be stationed here for the foreseeable future..."

"Is it serious?"

Suddenly, without any reason, the silver-haired girl asked.

"····?"

Kal'tsit was caught off guard by the sudden question.

"I said, is it serious?"

The girl tapped her fingers lightly on the medical examination report on the table and repeated the question.

"...Of course, at such a young age, she has already achieved a 14% somatic cell fusion rate. If possible, I suggest that she stop using Originium Arts and coming into contact with Originium products indiscriminately in the future. That would allow her to live a few more years... The rest depends on her own fate, after all, it is related to a person's resistance and tolerance."

Different races and different physical conditions have different tolerance levels. People with high tolerance may survive even if the fusion rate reaches 50%, 60%, or even 70% or 80%, while those with low tolerance may not survive until tomorrow.

However, this is merely an explanation of the issue.

After all, she is still a doctor on the surface, and needs to answer questions from patients and their families.

Even if the other party's family members are a real monster, it's the same.

However, the other party's change of heart was rather sudden.

She clearly didn't take this matter seriously at all before.

Kal'tsit has lived long enough to distinguish between genuine feelings and acting skills.

She could tell just how terrifying the creature was hidden beneath its outer armor; it was practically a humanoid monster.

The monster, however, is playing the role of an ordinary human being.

Even if she were to tear off her skin now and suddenly reveal her true form, Kal'tsit wouldn't be surprised.

False emotions.

However, the false emotions had a focus; the other party clearly had their own considerations and did not intend to have much involvement with the Tower of Babel.

This is normal, after all, the Tower of Babel is not just a medical relief organization as it appears on the surface.

But now, the other party has suddenly made a 180-degree turn in attitude and seems to have become interested in the report again.

Why did things change so quickly all of a sudden?

Suddenly, a small incident from before caught her attention.

Ever since Amiya appeared, the other party's attitude has completely changed!

Is it because of Amiya?

But... wait a minute, Amiya's identity is just like His Highness's; not many people know it.

That's a secret inside the Tower of Babel; even if someone saw it, no one would think Amiya was any special child.

How did the other party figure that out?

Or rather, how did you find out?!

He's a tough guy.

Kal'tsit looked at the sodium chloride, and the sodium chloride stared back at Kal'tsit.

The two expressionless faces began their silent confrontation once again.

"so?"

The silver-haired girl was the first to break the silence.

"so····"

This statement will determine Kal'tsit's will.

Or rather, it is the attitude and choice of the Tower of Babel.

Although the Tower of Babel is not a place where one person can make all the decisions, His Highness is too kind, and many things require someone to play the villain. Compared to making directional decisions, the Doctor is more adept at tactics and using human resources as bullets to shoot at the enemy.

Only Kal'tsit, only she, manages everything in the entire Tower of Babel.

She was involved in everything, big and small, and her prestige was enough to make everyone act according to her will.

If the Doctor is the trump card that cannot be revealed, and Her Highness is the spiritual leader of everyone, then Kal'tsit is the true mastermind behind the Tower of Babel.

To put it bluntly, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that Kal'tsit was the true leader of the Tower of Babel.

He is only subordinate to His Highness in terms of official status.

Therefore, Kal'tsit needs to be more careful in making her choices when facing the monsters before her.

This one sentence will truly change the future of the Tower of Babel and the plans that follow.

"So...as a doctor, my advice is..."

It would be better to keep her in the hospital for observation for a period of time.

In the midst of calm, these words seemed to carry a weight of a thousand pounds.

After all, this is a decision that could truly change one's destiny.

Although many people's impression of those behind the scenes is that they are just people who give orders and give orders.

However, in reality, if a commander truly cares about his subordinates, the pressure he bears is immense.

Because few people can see sacrifice as just a line of numbers.

Of course, if someone really reaches that level, they will be an extremely strong player.

That's why Kal'tsit wouldn't make herself play the game, but instead chose that bloodless, tearless war machine to be the one to play.