Reincarnation NPC, but Arknights

“No, I’m thinking, is it possible that the Gavial we’re talking about is the same person… because I also know someone named Gavial, an Adaklis, who’s quite strong, though not as strong as Titi, but still pretty outrageous.”

"She is a doctor at our company."

What surprised Bai Ye wasn't Gavial's combat strength—after all, his vision was far too high. Before transmigrating, as a top-tier player, he had witnessed the godlike power of the giant beasts on this land, and his daily task was to fight against bizarre demons.

After transmigrating, Bai Ye wandered around, confronting four Imperial Guards in the early stages, dancing with Titi, and even experiencing the horror of the deep sea's initial birth in a dream world...

Although Gavial is powerful, he is still just a mortal.

What Bai Ye found interesting was that... despite being such a capable fighter, Gavial chose to work as a medical operator at Rhodes Island.

It's worth noting that players have experimented with the melee healer build before, especially arena players. These guys are always trying to develop new PvP strategies to achieve their goals—either defeating enemies or deliberately annoying them...

A high-damage healer is a great choice, similar to a paladin. They are tanky, deal high damage, and can even heal themselves, which is incredibly annoying.

However, it is clear that it is very difficult for players to become the ideal DPS healer unless they have some lucky encounters or obtain powerful equipment. Otherwise, the experience required to learn both melee and healing spells at the same time is astronomical.

That's just a minor issue. The most important thing is that in order to cast spells successfully, you need to have a talent for healing magic, which for players means adding points to their spirit attribute.

Besides mental fortitude, melee combat also requires physical fitness, strength, or agility...

This brings us back to the original issue: insufficient attribute points.

Not all players have as many spare attribute points as Bai Ye; trying to balance all three attributes in the early to mid-game is practically a pipe dream.

You can add a maximum of two types of points.

The dream of a damage-dealing healer is probably shattered; the only option left is to become a Holy Paladin MT—with points allocated to Constitution and Spirit.

But then again, if your Spirit attribute is high, what difference does it make what you learn? Why insist on learning healing spells? Wouldn't it be better to learn some offensive Originium Arts...?

In the later stages of the game, apart from team-based and guild-based players, very few people will choose this playstyle.

Yes, this playstyle is quite advantageous in the early game, since players' attack power isn't high at the beginning, and this kind of playstyle that's both tanky and able to heal itself is particularly annoying.

Sometimes you can find a match that can last a very long time.

……

Getting back to the point, Bai Ye always pays special attention to characters who can both fight and heal, and Gavial is a typical example of this.

For some reason, Bai Ye always sees a reflection of herself in these kinds of characters.

Does that mean I should also be able to become a pastor?

Bai Ye was a little confused.

"So Gavial and you are colleagues... What a coincidence..."

Inam had no idea what Bai Ye was thinking. She just found it very interesting that a random outsider would know Gavial.

"Well, here's a piece of advice: it's best not to mention Gavial in front of those people from 'Gavial's Will'."

Inam looked at Bai Ye, then smiled and said, "The first possibility is that they can't hear what you're saying and think you're slandering Gavial. These people will beat you up."

"The second possibility is that they know you are Gavial's colleague, so they will pester you to tell them about Gavial's affairs outside."

"The third possibility is that they know you are Gavial's colleague, so they will pester you and keep telling you about Gavial's amazing and legendary stories..."

"You seem like people who are on important business. Although those people would definitely give you a warm welcome if they knew about your relationship with Gavial, you certainly wouldn't want to be bothered with them, right?"

Bai Ye nodded: "Thank you for letting me know... I'll remember that. Well... now we still want to go and take a look at the mining area."

"The anaconda tribe of Zumama? They're on the other side of the rainforest, near the mines—they're very powerful, you'd better be careful. Oh, and they also make some strange things, so be careful."

Bai Ye nodded.

But in his heart he didn't think so.

He came from Earth and knows the importance of technology for civilization.

Even if you acquire advanced technology, without the corresponding production capacity and industrial system, it's still quite difficult to create something innovative.

In Bai Ye's view, the so-called tinkering is at best nothing more than modification and messing around, and it will not produce anything new.

Bai Ye prefers to call this kind of being a technological barbarian or a technological savage.

Bai Ye even believes that most civilizations on this land are similar, relying on archaeology for technological development, and unable to understand the technology of previous civilizations, they can only rely on their own understanding of Originium Arts, ultimately creating the deformed civilization we have now.

Chapter Thirty-Three: Ghost Shark

(I found my keyboard, everyone! Long time no see, Happy New Year!)

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"Sir, what are you thinking about?"

At night, in this secluded Sargon rainforest, White Night and Ghost Shark Laurentina sat outside their tent.

The temperature difference between day and night in the rainforest is very small, and the weather at night is quite hot and humid. There are buzzing mosquitoes all around. It seems like a paradise for life, but in fact it is a wild area far from civilization, a veritable green hell.

Fortunately, this only applies to ordinary people.

Bai Ye is no ordinary person.

The white night regulated the temperature and humidity around him, making the area cooler, but also further increasing the moisture content in the air, making the deep-sea hunters, who were away from the ocean, slightly more comfortable.

Meanwhile, a 10-meter radius around Bai Ye has become a no-go zone for mosquitoes, with sharp air blades circling the boundary, and several pitiful insects broken into pieces have fallen to the ground.

Coming to her senses, Laurentina sat down next to Bai Ye.

"Why are you suddenly calling me 'sir'... That's strange." Skadi was easy to understand, but when it came to another Deepsea Hunter, Bai Ye didn't have that same easy-to-control feeling.

Compared to the orca, which is like a blank sheet of paper, the ghost shark seems to be more enigmatic.

Laurentina smiled. "After all, I'm still wearing my nun's habit...and sometimes I think about what my 'other self' said when she was a nun."

"The most common phrase is naturally—'Sir, may I trouble you for a few minutes? I'd like to introduce you to our Lord—listen, the Lord of all things, murmuring in the darkness…'"

Laurentina raised her hands in a serious manner as she spoke, putting on a very earnest performance.

For a fleeting moment, Bai Ye even thought that the girl in front of him had returned to her original form, the dazed nun who had just been rescued.

So, what are you thinking?

Seeing Bai Ye's stunned expression, Ghost Shark smiled slightly and returned to his usual self.

"I never imagined that there would be such a primitive and savage tribe in this rainforest..."

Through the gaps in the dense foliage, Bai Ye looked up at the starry sky above—according to Luna, the starry sky covering this land was fabricated, a counterfeit.

Or rather, what surprised Bai Ye was not the primitive tribe itself, but the process by which the entire tribe was formed.

This place is essentially a lost civilization.

According to Inam, this place was originally a mine of a settlement in Sargon, but due to a natural disaster, the mobile city left, and the place was abandoned.

Thus, those who stayed behind, and those who returned later, became the ancestors of the current inhabitants of these primitive tribes.

"Over hundreds of years, these people have degenerated into this state in their isolated environment. Technology has been lost over time, and the past has been forgotten—in the end, they have even forgotten where they came from."

Bai Ye couldn't help but sigh.

The rate of civilization's decline was faster than he had imagined, and for the first time, he realized the fragility of civilization.

"If Earth..."

Bai Ye recalled Luna's earlier "Tianjin Four Plan." Even if nothing unexpected happened and the Ark Starship successfully escaped the solar system and headed to the unknown cosmos, how long could the spark of Earth's civilization be preserved?

One hundred years? One thousand years?

Centuries later, will the memories of our home planet be lost, history become legend, and legend become myth?

Perhaps the ark-ship that landed on some planet will become their temple, the sparks of technology and knowledge will be forgotten, and everything will start anew...

"white night……"

"white night--"

"white night!"

Just as Bai Ye was lost in thought, Miss Ghost Shark waved her hand in front of him.

"Um?!"

Bai Ye shook his head, feeling that the scene he had just imagined seemed somewhat real. In a daze, he seemed to actually see some scenes from another future timeline.

'Is this what Luna wanted me to see...? For Luna, who has traversed countless timelines, perhaps she has already seen all of this.'

The white night is thoughtful.

Just then, Bai Ye suddenly felt his body being lifted up. Since there was no malice, his body's instinctive warning mechanism did not activate. When he came to his senses, Bai Ye found himself in the cold lake water.

"Hmm, that feels much better!"

Nearby, Ghost Shark also stepped into the clear lake water after throwing White Night into it.

"What... what's going on?" Bai Ye was a little confused.

“Since you’ve been silent all this time, I’ll take that as a yes… Let’s take a shower together.” Ghost Shark smiled at White Night.

"Um...sorry, I was thinking about something—wait, how did you find this lake?" Bai Ye stood up from the water. This place was far from industrial pollution, and the water quality was indeed quite good.

At least, it's much better than the artificial lake in Longmen.

"After all, I come from the deep sea. Wouldn't it be embarrassing if I couldn't find water?" Ghost Shark reached out and untied his long hair, letting the silvery-white strands fall loose.

Bai Ye then noticed that Ghost Shark was completely naked at the moment, and that Laurentina had taken off her nun's habit at some point.

"Cough cough—" Bai Ye quickly looked away, but couldn't help glancing back again.

The girl's fair skin and graceful curves were as attractive as a magnet.

"When you deliberately made Skadi wear a swimsuit before, your eyes were always on her, weren't they?"

Ghost Shark noticed Bai Ye's little movements, smiled, and walked up to Bai Ye.

"Uh—I...I don't quite understand what you're saying."

Bai Ye quickly calmed down. However, on the surface, he still put on a show.

As he spoke, Bai Ye's gaze fell on Specter again. Without the nun's habit covering her, Bai Ye realized for the first time that her size was probably only slightly smaller than Skadi's.

Glistening water droplets slid off the girl's body, and the ghost shark, illuminated by the twin moons, radiated a mesmerizing glow.

"I know everything you and Skadi were doing those nights," Specter brought up the topic again, which had been "forced to stop" before. The two had tacitly stopped talking about it earlier, but now the girl was bringing it up herself.

"When did it start?" Bai Ye sighed. He knew that things would probably take a certain turn today.

There was a hint of anticipation, but Bai Ye neither took the initiative nor refused.

Let nature take its course...

Chapter Thirty-Four: I Prefer Nuns

"Naturally, it's the first time."

Ghost Shark's cheeks began to flush, not from shyness, but from excitement. Her eyes seemed a little off, and her face was flushed with excitement.

As she spoke, she continued to approach Bai Ye.

"You guys are really something, doing this for half the night, sometimes even during the day... At first, at least you tried to cover up the noise, but it's gotten more and more casual."

Ghost Shark complained bitterly as he walked up to Bai Ye and pinned him to the rock.

With Bai Ye's power, he was already able to go toe-to-toe with Skadi. A Specter weakened by Oripathy was naturally no match for him, but Bai Ye obediently lay down.

Ghost Shark straddled White Night's back.

“Once you take this step, there’s no turning back,” Bai Ye said earnestly, looking into Ghost Shark’s crimson eyes.

"You think I'm just some random person? Don't be ridiculous..."

The Specter lowered its head, looking down at the White Night.

Laurentina bit her lip. For a girl who was usually dignified, her current actions were quite outrageous and provocative.

“I am a hunter who has lost my homeland. Thanks to those damned insects, my body can no longer leave you... I absolutely do not want to go back to that muddled state of the past.”

“Being around you and the orca every day is torture for me. Ever since I learned about your relationship, I have to find my own place in your lives.”

Ghost Shark explained.

“Skadi won’t kick you out…” Bai Ye naturally still believed in Skadi.