Ark Simulator, don't I have no physical form?

There are few people in the mountains, so there's no need to worry about being disturbed, but... Suri grinned mischievously and leaned close to Ifrit's ear:

"What if we get too engrossed in playing and it gets so late that it's nighttime, and we have to go back in the dark? Aren't you afraid that some monster might suddenly jump out from a dark corner and bite you?"

Suri's words sent a chill down Ifrit's spine. She glanced around warily and abandoned the idea: "Then let's go back to Siesta Street and play the game later."

"That's more like it. Let's go, find a coffee shop, and then we can play games."

As Suri spoke, she reached out and gently pushed Ifrit's back: "Let's go, it's still early, the sooner we get back, the sooner we can play games."

"I understand, let's go." Evelyn nodded, then added with some concern, "Won't sitting here playing games affect the store's business?"

"Of course not, they probably hope I can sit in the store and attract customers."

Suri was already somewhat aware of her charm; at the very least, she should be able to attract customers to the coffee shop to the point that the owner was willing to give her a free meal.

So Suri and Ifrit spent some more time walking back to the streets of Siesta, until their legs were sore.

"Let's do it here." Suri patted Ifrit on the shoulder and led her into the café.

Even in Siesta, a café on the edge of the city where Suri and Ifrit walked in, there were quite a few people inside, despite the huge flow of customers.

By the way, Siesta is different from other cities in Terra. The current Siesta, relying on the fact that it has not experienced any natural disasters for a long time, is actually a city built on the ground, not a mobile city.

Suri and Ifrit entered the café. Without even scanning the area, Suri pulled Ifrit to a corner they had found using a scanning technique.

"What do you want? If you're playing games, it's best not to order ice cream, otherwise it might melt when you're not paying attention."

“I’m not just some kid who only likes ice cream,” Ifrit said, puffing out her chest proudly. “I’d like a lemon tea.”

"Then I'll have a red bean milk tea, with extra sugar."

Suri and Ifrit each chose their drinks, then took out their phones and sat together in a corner to pass the time in the dark.

Around them, guests were subtly observing the scene.

Volume 4, Chapter 235: Don't Harass That Beautiful Boy

As Suri and Ifrit became engrossed in the game, the café seemed to become increasingly lively, but neither of them paid any attention.

After all, people who are addicted to games can't hear the voices of others.

Time passed slowly, and Suri and Ifrit ate lunch at a café, having small cakes and drinks as their lunch.

The two were engrossed in the game until the afternoon. While Su Rui was playing, she suddenly felt someone tap her on the shoulder.

The scanned field of view did not trigger any warnings, which means it should be someone we know.

Suri didn't look up, casually glancing at the people in his scanning field of vision. But when he saw that the person coming was Saria, before he could react, Saria picked him up and placed him on her lap.

Suri didn't seem to care, glancing at Saria before continuing to play the game.

However, some of the onlookers were unhappy.

In their eyes, it was incredibly rude of Saria, who had barged in out of nowhere, to pick up the handsome young man who was playing a game and put him in her arms.

If this handsome young man weren't busy playing video games right now, he would definitely tell her to get lost.

With this thought in mind, someone actually got up and came to Saria, looking at her with displeasure and rebuking her:

"What are you doing? Don't disturb someone while they're playing games, you rude guy."

Saria frowned, looked up at the woman who had come to provoke her, and was about to say something when Suri paused the game.

After all, it's most convincing for him, the person directly involved, to say such things. Besides, Saria is his host, so he can't let her suffer any injustice.

Suri looked up and smiled at the woman who had come to provoke Saria:

"Thank you for your kindness, but this is my...girlfriend. You know us, so don't worry."

“She’s my fiancée.” Saria’s tone was tinged with pride as she corrected Suri, and she pulled Suri’s waist tighter, pressing Suri’s back against her skin.

"Yes, yes, she's my fiancée. I don't even remember us talking about this."

Suri was somewhat helpless, but although his tone sounded perfunctory, anyone could tell that Suri did not object to Saria's statement.

The woman who had provoked Saria gave an awkward smile.

"Alright, in that case, I won't bother you anymore. Have fun."

After saying that, she tightened her expression and left the coffee shop, her companion following her while suppressing a laugh.

Saria nuzzled Suri's cheek with satisfaction and whispered in his ear, "Thank you for speaking up for me."

“We’re like family, there’s no need to be so polite with us. Besides, in this situation, if I don’t speak up for you, how can I face our relationship? I’m not that heartless.”

While operating her game, Suri asked:

"By the way, weren't you supposed to be busy with experiments today?"

"Yes, it's going well. I finished my research early, so I came to see you."

"You used the scanning service? I don't remember giving you one."

"Just look for a lively spot in the city and you'll find me."

Saria smiled. Suri was too conspicuous; she only needed to ask a few people.

“Hmm.” Suri nodded and casually said, “In that case, after Ifrit and I finish this part of the game, we can go to the beach together after the New Year.”

“Okay.” Saria naturally wouldn’t object, but she was a little surprised: “I thought you were planning to play games all day.”

"Ifrit and I spent a long time shopping this morning, and we're just resting now. Also, my phone is almost out of battery, and my abilities don't include charging devices."

Suri glanced at her phone's battery level, and after defeating the final boss with Ifrit, she stood up and stretched.

"Alright, Ifrit, let's go. Oh, right, we should settle the bill."

Suri looked at the cashier at the bar, only to see her smile at her:

"No need, sir. Your meal here today is on us. If you are satisfied, please come again in the future."

"...That's fine too. Let's go, Saria and Ifrit. Put your phones away." Suri tapped Ifrit's head, and the little girl, wincing in pain, finally stuffed her phone into her pocket.

After putting her phone away, Ifrit was taken to the beach by Suri and Saria. Before doing anything else, Saria took out her phone and sent Ifrit a money transfer red envelope:

“Ifrit, you did a great job. This is your reward. You've finished your work for today. Go and relax.”

"Yay!" Ifrit cheered and ran towards the water.

Suri stood to the side, a mischievous smile on her lips, and gently nudged Saria with her shoulder:

"What's going on? Is there some shady deal between them and Ifrit?"

"I'm just asking her to look after you for a day."

As Saria watched Ifrit's cheerful figure disappear into the distance, a pleasant smile involuntarily crept onto her lips.

"Take care of me? Shouldn't I be the one taking care of Ifrit?"

Suri pouted and spread her hands towards Saria:

"Look, since Ifrit gets a red envelope, I should get one too, right?"

"Okay, how many do you want?"

Saria didn't seem to care about Suri's demand for a red envelope. She actually took out her phone, intending to transfer money to Suri, but Suri stopped her.

"Okay, first of all, I don't have an account at all, and secondly, I don't need any red envelopes."

"What gift would you like?"

"I was just saying it offhand. I don't really need a gift, and I haven't thought of anything yet. How about we go get something to eat?"

Seeing Suri's confused expression, Saria couldn't help but smile.

"How about we think about the gift later? Let's go take a look over there."

As she spoke, Saria hugged Suri, her tail wrapped around Suri's calves, and they walked closely together onto the beach.

"Hiss~ It looks a bit dangerous at first glance, but it doesn't actually feel that bad."

Suri looked at Saria's tail wrapped around her calf. The sharp spikes did not pierce her skin, but instead acted as a kind of protection, facing the outside of her calf, making Suri feel no discomfort at all.

“Of course, Vayvan knows how to use his tail.”

As Saria spoke, she turned to look at Suri: "What would you like to eat? Ice cream?"

"Then let's go for matcha flavor. It's time to change things up."

Suri thought about it for a moment and temporarily put the idea of ​​vodka ice cream aside.

Volume 4, Chapter 236: This is a public place.

Did you have fun today?

Saria looked at Ifrit not far away, chatting with Suri.

"I'm fine, what's wrong?"

"Your clothes are covered in dust and water stains, and they seem to smell of leaves."

Saria lowered her head and gently sniffed Suri's neck, her tone soothing:

"What did you and Ifrit do?"

"I just went for a walk at the Siesta volcano, but I did run into a clumsy young lady, who seemed to be the daughter of the mayor of Siesta."

Suri displayed all the information about Ceylon to Saria, her tone somewhat subtle:

"Rhodes Island is really something else; wherever it goes, chaos is inevitable."

"What's wrong? Is there some danger?" Saria frowned, starting to worry.

Su Rui shook her head: "It's nothing serious, just a small problem that can be easily solved, so you don't need to worry about it so much."

Suri's words did not reassure the meticulous and cautious Seria, who was still frowning as she pondered those matters.

To distract her, Suri reached out and pinched Saria's cheek, making her look at her:

"Okay, look at me, don't think too much."

Suri put her ice cream aside and then lifted her coat towards Saria: "I guess this will get your attention?"

Saria was immediately drawn to Suri's actions and stared intently at him.

"You chose this outfit for me because you don't want anyone to see it, right?"

Suri leaned closer to Saria, picked up her ice cream again, and ate it while leaning against Saria:

So, I'm only showing this to you.

"Mmm." Saria's tone couldn't help but carry a hint of joy as she hugged Suri even tighter.

Then Saria saw Suri casually pick up a bottle of wine and pour it directly onto her coat.

Saria instinctively wanted to pull away, but after hesitating for a moment, she held Suri tightly and said helplessly:

“I’m not wearing a swimsuit.”

"That's fine too, aren't all your things kept here with me?"

Suri didn't understand why Saria was nervous.

"I'm just worried about getting the clothes dirty... I'm glad you like them."

Saria sighed, feeling the cold wine trickling down her neck. With Saria's constitution, she didn't feel cold, but she was a little helpless: "And this is still a public place."

"Of course I know, I'm wearing a swimsuit, and besides, your outfit is really waterproof."

Suri patted Saria's clothes; even at this moment, Saria's attire was still impeccable, with only a small portion of the wine splashing onto her neck.

Most of it flowed down the waterproof fabric over her clothes.

In the end, the entire bottle of wine was poured over Suri.

However, because of the moisture, the fabric clung to Suri's body, accentuating her figure and making her skin appear even more hydrated. Saria couldn't help but glance at her a few more times before covering Suri to prevent others from seeing.

If only this were Rhodes Island… then she would just pick Suri up and throw him onto the bed in the room, give him a good scolding, and tell him he shouldn’t do anything outrageous in public.

"Aren't you going to do something? This isn't like how you used to be when we were alone together."

"This is not a place for us to be alone."

"I thought you'd at least do something... um~"