Man in the Ark: Revitalizing Kazdel

"...In the end, Quesatusta died in my hands. His soul has returned to the souls. I have basically cleaned up the underground laboratories of the Absolver..."

"I found something incredible from his memory..."

Roy and Theresa sat side by side on the sofa, and he told Theresa everything that happened during this trip to Londinium.

"What is that? Judging from your expression, it seems very dangerous." Theresa had never seen such a serious expression on Roy's face.

"Come, I'll share this memory with you. Just talking about it isn't clear enough." Roy took Theresa's hand, placed it on her forehead, and told her everything about Quesatusta's research on the "Originum".

After receiving this memory, Theresa checked it immediately and was stunned for a moment.

Roy held her hand and waited quietly for her to digest this extremely shocking information.

"I should have thought of it earlier. The source stones all over the earth have a source..." After a long time, Theresa took a deep breath, with a hint of worry in her eyes.

She once naively thought that she possessed the technology to transform Originium into a sea of flowers, and that Roy had the ability to control Originium. After hard work, this land would eventually wake up from the nightmare of Originium.

Unexpectedly, the shadow of the Originium cast on the earth was just the night before people fell asleep. The Originium was still in an unactivated state, and the real nightmare was yet to come.

Once the Originium is accidentally activated and the land is not ready for the challenge, civilization will be completely overturned.

"Roy, why is this land always full of suffering?" Theresa's face showed a rare look of fatigue. In the past, she always brought hope to people and illuminated the way forward like the sun.

She walks ahead of most people, blazing new trails while enduring the obstacles of sharp thorns. She also gets tired and confused...

Roy gently embraced Theresa and said firmly: "As long as the sun rises tomorrow, there is still hope for civilization. If even the sun goes out, then we pioneers will become the sun."

"I will try to find the original Originium and preserve it properly to prevent it from being accidentally activated."

"But we still know too little about Originium. How can we find it?" Theresa asked, leaning on Roy's chest and frowning slightly.

"The doctor's knowledge of Originium far exceeds ours. I have created a special Originium under her guidance before."

Roy looked at his hand. The terrifying assimilation ability of the Originium still frightened him.

"It can assimilate everything it touches into Originium, and it spreads very quickly."

"The doctor told me at the time that she was the creator of Originium, but the Originium now is different from the Originium in her memory."

"The creator of Originium? No wonder Kal'tsit had such an expression on her face when she chose to awaken her. For Terra, the Doctor is the master of all things..."

Theresa had previously learned from Kal'tsit that the Doctor was the person who knew the most about Originium in this land, but she never expected that the Doctor was actually the creator of Originium.

However, the doctor, the creator of Originium, is unable to cure Originium disease. It seems that the Originium has really undergone some changes.

"Then let's go find the doctor now and ask her for information about Originium." Having found the direction, Theresa immediately got up and went to find the doctor.

"Theresa, this matter is not as simple as you think. The Originium involves a powerful civilization that has disappeared. Every step we take needs to be carefully considered."

Roy grabbed Theresa and held her in his arms again.

"The powerful civilization that disappeared... was it the one that built Rhodes Island?"

When Theresa first stepped into the Rhodes Island Land Cruiser, she discovered the uniqueness of this ancient ship. She also saw some special information in the Black Crown.

The other party's civilization level was far superior to Terra, but they still disappeared from this land.

"The Doctor is one of them. I have also walked on this land as an agent of this civilization. In the era when our ancestors were still called Tikaz..."

"I'm sorry for not confessing to you before..."

Roy knew that the bad things he had done before he traveled through time would eventually become untraceable, so he might as well take this opportunity to confess to Theresa.

"No, I noticed something unusual about you when I first met you. Whether it's Kal'tsit's attitude towards you or the high-level permissions given to you by PRTS, they all show that your identity is not as simple as you said."

"So I went to ask Kel'tsit and PRTS, and they both avoided answering my questions directly, just like the Doctor. After that, I realized that you might be from that era just like the Doctor."

"I didn't expect you to confess to me. I didn't really care. After all, I fell in love with you, and it has nothing to do with who you are."

Theresa, who was held in Roy's arms, smiled gently, raised her head and kissed Roy lightly on the lips.

"Can you tell me, are they this kind of people? Are they all like the Doctor?" Theresa asked Roy for information about this disappeared civilization. After all, the Doctor and Kal'tsit refused to say anything.

"Among them, doctors are considered scientific research talents, but their combat capabilities are not that good. Those with special abilities can treat a planet as huge as the sun as a child's marble and play with it at will."

In order to make Theresa understand, Roy used the largest planet observable on Terra as an example.

"...What a powerful civilization, but they still disappeared..." Theresa curled up in Roy's arms. She was both terrified and curious about the disappearance of the former civilization.

However, when she asked Roy if he knew the reason for the disappearance of the previous civilization, Roy made the same expression as the Doctor and Kal'tsit and acted as a riddler.

Theresa was so angry that she bit his neck lightly.

"Those are still too far away from us. If we can't solve the problem of Originium, we won't be able to hold on until that time." Roy explained to Theresa.

"We cannot save this land by our own strength. Only by uniting with other countries can we resolve the current crisis."

"I remember that two hundred years ago, a Sakota messenger talked to me by the river. He thought about uniting the various countries of Terra and sitting down together to discuss how to solve the impending disaster."

"He seems to have become the Pope of the Lateran now. I wonder if he still holds on to this idea." Theresa was also a little emotional when talking about the past.

"Didn't the Pope Lateran send someone? What do they want from me?" Roy remembered the Lateran envoy that Theresa had mentioned before.

"The three messengers insisted on waiting for you to come back and handing the letter to you personally." Before Theresa finished her words, there was a knock on the office door.

"Ms. Theresa, it's me, Mostima. I see that Mr. Roy seems to have returned. Do you know where he is now?"

Roy raised his eyebrows when he heard Mostima was outside the door: "She is here..."