Man in the Ark: Revitalizing Kazdel

In a corner of the central square of Kazdale City, Kal'tsit's medical stall is located here.

In order to meet the huge gap in medical personnel in the future, Kal'tsit can only recruit as many residents as possible who have experience in medical work or have medical spells to join the newly established Kazdale Hospital.

However, she was not a Sarkaz, so she couldn't get along in the square that was basically full of Sarkaz. The booth next door that was recruiting workers was already crowded with people, and there were only a few registration forms on the table at the medical booth.

In fact, Kal'tsit's request is a bit high for the residents here.

Kal'tsit could only dispatch a few Sarkaz members from the medical department to help, while she herself went to check on Theresa's situation.

Shining and Nightingale escaped because they had to teach the new members of the medical department. Shining's communication skills were okay, but Nightingale's self-enclosed personality was not suitable for this kind of scene.

Kal'tsit walked around the square but didn't see Theresa. Just as she was about to return the same way.

Suddenly, she noticed the long pink hair fluttering in the wind on the bench under the shade of the tree outside the square. This made Kal'tsit's cat-like face, which had been slumped for the whole morning, smile.

"Theresa, you've been slacking off here again." Kal'tsit patted Theresa's shoulder and sat down next to her.

Theresa leaned towards Kal'tsit and whispered, "Hey, you caught me again..."

"Kal'tsit, is the recruitment of medical personnel going smoothly?"

"Well, it's okay..." Kal'tsit turned her head and answered vaguely.

After hearing Kal'tsit say this, Theresa knew that the recruitment results did not meet Kal'tsit's expectations.

"It's okay, Kal'tsit. Some things can't be rushed. We still have time." Theresa took Kal'tsit's hand and stroked her fingertips across her palm.

"Don't put too much pressure on yourself. Sometimes you can put down the burden on your shoulders. We are here with you..."

"Your Highness, are you trying to drag me down with you?" Kal'tsit asked with her head tilted.

"This is what Kal'tsit understood, I didn't say that." Theresa pretended to be confused at this time.

"Your Highness, you are always like this..." Kal'tsit had no resistance to Theresa like this.

Kal'tsit, who had relaxed, remembered that when she went out to set up a stall today, Warfarin asked her if she needed help, but she decisively refused.

"Even if she comes, with Bloodseeker's reputation among the Sarkaz, she will probably be the same as me." Kal'tsit looked at the crowd in the square with a barely perceptible smile on her lips.

......

Sunset west hill

The docking port in Kazdel City was busy for a day and finally sent off the last landship. The Royal Court Army was still busy. There were too many supplies this time, and the warehouses in the city were so full that even rats would starve to death.

Even some large items of supplies could not be stored, so they had to set up some tents in the parking area and then cover them with tarpaulins.

"Sarkaz swear words! There are so many supplies, it's so tiring...", a Wang Ting soldier leaned against the box and complained to his companion beside him.

"But I see there are quite a few good things on those lists. If General Tracys and His Excellency the Shapeshifter weren't watching, I would have wanted to secretly take some."

"Forget it. These are all very useful to Your Highness. Be careful or the general will hang you on the city gate for a few days."

"What are you talking about? Do you mind if I listen?" A familiar voice came from behind.

Several soldiers of the royal court turned around and saw Theresis and Theresia standing behind them.

Theresa folded her hands in front of her with a smile on her face, while Theresis held the list of supplies in his hand and seemed to be checking the number one last time.

Several soldiers of the royal court were sweating profusely and hesitating for a long time before finally uttering a sentence.

"We...we were discussing whether to check again...we were worried that there might be something we missed..."

"Yes... Your Highness, General, this is what we are talking about." Several people echoed.

"Well, go ahead, but don't think about these supplies. You've worked hard today, and go to Manfred to get your reward later." Theresis let them go, after all, he knew the character of these men.

Seeing that Tracy had no intention of blaming him, several people bowed and thanked him repeatedly: "Thank you, Your Highness, thank you, General."

Several soldiers of the royal court left. In order to get the reward that Tracys mentioned, they ran through the parking area at a very fast speed and checked the list carefully.

“Theresa, with these supplies, the plans you and Roy talked about are no longer empty talk. However, with such a large amount of supplies flowing into Kazdel, the nearby countries may take action.”

"Don't worry, brother. Roy said before that Kazdel needs a war to establish its position among the surrounding countries, but we can't take the initiative to provoke a war. So we need some bait, and a large amount of pure Originium from unknown sources is one of them."

"As for the other one, it's a hundred times more attractive than this one..." Theresa kept it a secret.

"Humph, I hope Roy doesn't get into trouble by trying to entice other countries to wage war on Kazdel." Tracy snorted coldly.

"Roy also said that he wanted to snatch some high-speed battleships from Victoria. Soon we will have our own high-speed battleships." Theresa always had an inexplicable confidence in Roy.

“I hope he can keep his word…”

......

As night fell, a team was walking through the dense forest. The leader was wrapped in heavy armor and held a hammer in his hand.

"Captain, don't you tell the leader? Just leave like this..." a member of the team asked the tall figure in front.

"The war in Kazdel is over. I want to go back and take a look. I left a letter for Tallulah." A processed, dull voice came from the heavy armor.

This is our young and beautiful Sarkaz girl - Mudstone.

After learning that the Kazdel Civil War was over, she decided to leave the Reunion Movement and return to her Sarkaz homeland.

Because in her opinion, Tallulah was a bit too idealistic, and the future she talked about was too difficult to realize. Now that there was a better choice, Mudstone decisively chose to run away.

"But..." There were questioning voices from the team.

Mudrock stopped, turned around and looked at the team behind him, with red light emitting from the eyes of his armor.

"If any of you don't want to go to Kazdel with me, you can leave now."

"Captain, that's not what I meant." A teammate pointed at the map in his hand and shouted.

"We seem to have taken the wrong path, and are now getting further and further away from Kazdel..."

There was no sound from the armor, and Mudrock fell into self-doubt.

After a long silence, she finally spoke again.

"You lead the way..."