Reincarnation NPC, but Arknights

Beside Mon3tr, Baiye met Kal'tsit.

Seemingly influenced by that crazy guy W, Bai Ye blurted out without thinking, "Old woman!" the moment he saw Doctor Kal'tsit!

"Ok?"

Dr. Kal'tsit turned her head, calming Mon3tr who was roaring and on alert because of the arrival of Baiye and Skadi, while looking at Baiye.

Seemingly sensing Kal'tsit's dangerous yet benevolent gaze, Bai Ye quickly changed his words: "Dr. Kal'tsit, it's been a long time."

"Doctor." Skadi was also somewhat surprised; she hadn't expected that this arrogant doctor would possess such a monster.

"Oh, you actually showed up here." Dr. Kal'tsit was clearly surprised; she hadn't expected to meet Bai Ye and Skadi in this way, at this time, and in this place.

“Come back first, Mon3tr.”

Dr. Kal'tsit beckoned to the monster, and to White Night's astonishment, the monster folded and compressed, finally disappearing into Dr. Kal'tsit's spine.

"What is this touwa! Such a big thing, and it just disappeared! No wonder, no wonder... no wonder I couldn't find it... it turns out you were the one who summoned it all along..."

Bai Ye suddenly realized.

Dr. Kal'tsit wasn't raising a dragon at all; she simply summoned Mon3tr directly from her own body. This thing was her summoned creature.

"No wonder your physical form isn't strong, yet you always give me a sense of danger. Doctor Kal'tsit is just an M3 transmitter!"

Dr. Kal'tsit ignored Bai Ye's ramblings. She looked at the two of them and asked calmly, "You haven't answered my question yet. Why did you come here?"

Bai Ye glanced at Skadi, casting an inquiring look at her, and the latter nodded slightly.

So Baiye explained, "Because we're here to find someone, to find her companions. Skadi sensed the location of one of them."

“To be able to sense it…” Doctor Kal’tsit frowned, “‘The bloodline connection of the deep-sea hunters’ (Agor’s words)…”

Chapter Sixty-Eight: You Brute!

Why did Dr. Kal'tsit come to Iberia?

Bai Ye asked with some curiosity.

"Through a transaction, I learned some things, including the location of a deep-sea hunter."

This time, Dr. Kal'tsit didn't play the riddle-maker; instead, she pointed to the church in front of the three of them.

"The person you are looking for, and the person I have found, is probably the same person."

"Let's go in together, the answer is inside."

Bai Ye nodded, and he and Skadi followed Kal'tsit into the church.

"Dr. Kal'tsit, if I said I came to pick you up, would you believe me?"

Bai Ye suddenly had a question.

“That possibility cannot be ruled out, and my whereabouts must be kept secret. If the Iberian Tribunal discovers me, it will be very troublesome. In hindsight, your presence here has indeed helped me a lot.”

As Dr. Kal'tsit spoke, she opened the church door.

The church was dark and gloomy, with no lights or candles.

What comes into view are the symbols of Lateranism and rows of wooden high-backed benches used for worship.

The only source of light was the glass windows in the walls. These dark-colored windows allowed a small amount of light to penetrate the dimly lit church, creating an even more eerie atmosphere.

Dr. Kal'tsit slowly closed the door.

Bai Ye sniffed, but frowned: "The smell is not right. It seems there are sea monsters in here too."

Skadi nodded and said softly, "I also sensed the presence of prey. Could this be their lair?"

Bai Ye looked at the empty church and suddenly said, "Private Marseille~"

Dr. Kal'tsit looked at him with some confusion. Why was he even using Dongguo language?

"I can't see a single clergyman, nor any pretty nuns. How am I supposed to comfort them..."

Bai Ye muttered to himself, then deliberately tapped the walls and the ground with his sword sheath, and occasionally swept it across the wooden benches, smashing them into pieces.

The noise echoed inside the church, sounding particularly jarring in the spacious interior.

However, no one appeared, as if the place had been abandoned.

The three of them walked up to the lectern. The lectern was located at the very front of the church, behind which was a solid glass wall with a large Lateran symbol printed on it. The halo around it seemed somewhat familiar to Bai Ye; he had seen this symbol on the typist's clothes.

A ray of light quietly descended and fell upon the podium, making the space exceptionally bright.

Bai Ye raised his head, looking at the bright light, then tapped the ground with the tip of his one-handed sword "Arc Light": "This place is empty."

Dr. Kal'tsit nodded: "This building should indeed have an underground structure."

Skadi's eyes narrowed, and her expression became somewhat unusual. Looking at Bai Ye, she said urgently, "Bai Ye, I can feel it, there's someone down there, I can feel it."

"I know you're in a hurry, but please don't rush..." Bai Ye comforted him.

However, Skadi seemed to have become a different person. She ignored Bai Ye's advice and instead raised the greatsword in her hand.

She swung her greatsword as if it were a giant hammer, raising the tip high above her head before slicing through the air and crashing down.

"boom—"

A loud bang shook the entire church.

Skadi swung her weapon at a speed that was difficult for the average person to see with the naked eye, but both Dr. Kal'tsit and Bai Ye saw it clearly.

Centered on the spot where she smashed the sword tip, the entire church floor first emitted a violent roar, countless cracks appeared on the ground, and the bricks and stones shattered with a piercing groan.

The podium and benches were shaken by the force, as if they had jumped.

Then, Skadi raised her right leg and stomped it hard on the crumbling ground.

"Boom-"

There was another loud noise.

The ground, unable to withstand the ravages of the deep-sea hunters, finally collapsed, bricks and stones shattered, and a huge pit was revealed.

This is the entrance to the underground cave.

Bai Ye couldn't help but gasp. He could certainly do that too, but he couldn't yet rely solely on his physical strength and power to blast open a huge hole with sheer force.

Is this the power of the deep-sea hunters?

It's really scary.

Bai Ye clicked her tongue and turned her head, only to see that Dr. Kal'tsit did not show any surprise. To her, all of this seemed to be perfectly normal.

Skadi casually picked up her greatsword, turned around and gave Bai Ye a thumbs up, then walked to the edge of the pit.

"Hey--"

Before Bai Ye could finish speaking, Skadi jumped down into the hole.

"That's too reckless—" Bai Ye had just raised his hand and hadn't even had time to lower it when Skadi jumped down.

"You just jumped right down, didn't you even check if there were any Midil below... Midil who devours mercury?"

With a sigh, Bai Ye prepared to jump down as well, but then, as if remembering something, he looked at Dr. Kal'tsit beside him.

The doctor looked at him calmly.

"Dr. Kal'tsit, do you need my help?" Bai Ye felt a little flustered by those eyes staring at him and asked.

"So this is how you usually behave..." Dr. Kal'tsit commented softly, then summoned Mon3tr from her spine again and instructed, "Mon3tr, after we go down, you stay up here and keep watch. Don't let anyone enter or leave this place."

After saying that, Kal'tsit turned to look at Bai Ye: "Please take me downstairs."

"Are you sure you want to come down? You're not strong without Mon3tr." Bai Ye hesitated when he saw Kal'tsit preparing to leave the summoned creature on top.

Dr. Kal'tsit shook her head: "According to the intelligence, there's a laboratory downstairs, and there's something I need to confirm inside."

“Alright.” Bai Ye looked at the deep cave entrance, then walked to Kal'tsit’s side. “Excuse me.”

As he spoke, Bai Ye reached out and picked up Dr. Kal'tsit.

Dr. Kal'tsit remained expressionless and did not stop Bai Ye's actions; it was also difficult to see any shyness on her face.

"Although it's a real human body, the soft touch is also genuine; otherwise, I would have thought I was hugging a rock..."

"Hmm, it's heavier than I expected..." Bai Ye muttered, then jumped straight down into the cave while carrying Kal'tsit.

The wind howled in their ears as Bai Ye, holding Kal'tsit, was in freefall.

However, as he approached the ground, Bai Ye's speed began to slow down. An invisible airflow surrounded his body, and finally, he landed gently and silently on the ground, like a feather.

Of course, all of this seemed meaningless. The slight subsidence and cracked rocks on the ground told Bai Ye that Skadi had successfully landed, and the commotion she had caused was too great.

Chapter Sixty-Nine: Sharks 6

White Night put Dr. Kal'tsit down.

Handle with care, Dr. Kal'tsit.

"Quite impressive use of magic; you've developed it to this level... This land should no longer be able to restrain you," Dr. Kal'tsit exclaimed in admiration.

Bai Ye shook his head: "It's still a bit short. Before escaping the planet's gravity, I need to strengthen my spells a bit more."

Although Bai Ye only said it casually, Dr. Kal'tsit raised an eyebrow.

Planets, gravity... Clearly, Bai Ye seems to know quite a bit about these things.

On this land, few people know that the ground beneath their feet is called a planet; in people's minds, there is only flat land...

The word "world" exists in the ancient languages ​​of only a few countries.

Dr. Kal'tsit didn't say these things aloud, but silently kept them in her heart. The origins of the White Night seemed increasingly mysterious to her.

Bai Ye had no idea what Dr. Kal'tsit was thinking. He simply shielded the unarmed doctor behind him and then walked forward with his weapon in hand.

It seems every church has a basement like this. Perhaps it holds a young girl, or a strange torture chamber, or even a blasphemous magic circle to summon demons.

However, what Bai Ye saw here was a huge cave.

The cave was converted into a laboratory.

The laboratory also contained a large number of horrifying instruments, leading one to wonder whether they were experimental tools or instruments of execution.

When Bai Ye stepped inside, Skadi was already there, half-crouching in the center of the laboratory, with a young girl lying in her arms.

She was a nun dressed in a black tunic, stockings, and hood.

"Laboratory, nuns... this church is now complete." Bai Ye whistled.

He then noticed the broken glass container in the center of the laboratory, with shards of glass scattered around and a strange solution flowing on the floor.

Apart from that, there was no one else in the lab.

No, there were also a large number of corpses, as well as the remains of the sea monster, the Terrorfish.

The bodies were all belonging to researchers, but some of them appeared to be undergoing a strange transformation process before they died.

They are turning into sea monsters...

Some people did not complete the transformation; they were killed halfway through, their faces contorted in a grotesque and terrifying expression.

If players saw this, they would probably feel their sanity drop, and some might say things like "pause to learn the expressions."

In short, it's outrageous.

Bai Ye bent down and examined the corpses.

They were indeed dead. Their bodies were covered in all sorts of wounds, some torn apart by bare hands, others with shards of glass stuck in them.

Most of them were killed by something falling on them.

Dr. Kal'tsit ran to Skadi's side.

"Doctor, Bai Ye, save her!"

Skadi raised her head and looked at White Night and Dr. Kal'tsit.

"Titi, relax... Dr. Kal'tsit, lend a hand."

As Bai Ye spoke, he took the nun from Skadi's hands.

“Skadi…” The nun was in poor condition, but she still recognized Skadi.