Man in the Ark: Revitalizing Kazdel

Chapter 372 Muir Seth: I'm such a fool

On a sunny afternoon, several feathered animals with bright feathers landed on the windowsill, chirping non-stop, as if they were discussing where there was more food and which forest was quieter.

A playful green feathered creature flapped its wings and leaped onto a clay sculpture based on Roy. Its pointed beak reached under its wings, meticulously preening its feathers.

The little guy was not afraid of people. While combing his feathers, he turned his head to look at the people in the house, as if he was curious about what these two-legged animals were doing.

In the tidy and quiet office, Roy's magical clone sat upright, mechanically reviewing documents submitted by various departments. Most of the documents reported progress, proposed future plans, and requested project funding.

Kazdel's development planning department dispatched a large number of professionals to survey the distribution of natural resources in various regions and formulate a targeted development plan for the next few years. Once the plan passed the committee's review, it was submitted to Theresa and Roy's desks.

Only after obtaining the consent and signatures of both His Royal Highnesses can we continue with the process and wait for the financial department to allocate funds.

On the sofa in the reception area by the window of the office, a petite white kitten was curled up on the sofa and sleeping soundly, holding a brown rabbit doll tightly in its arms, with a peaceful and calm sleeping face.

Muirseth sprawled on the couch beside him, bored, clicking away on his smart device, browsing the posts on the Kazdel City Forum website. Beneath her pale green knee-length dress, her slender, snow-white legs swung erratically.

Her resentful eyes and slightly puffed cheeks indicated that she was not in a good mood.

She finally had some free time, so she spent a lot of time and effort on makeup and dressing up to give Roy a surprise. She was excited to go out. She wanted to invite Roy and Narcissa to go for a picnic in the city park.

Unfortunately, in order to surprise Roy, Muirseth hadn't asked him in advance if he was available that day and had simply brought the kitten over. As she walked briskly through the door, she was informed by the spell clone in the office.

"The main body is conducting a very important experiment and must not be disturbed." Muirseth's smile froze, and she felt annoyed. From the moment she fell asleep last night until she left home this morning, she had imagined all sorts of unexpected scenarios and prepared solutions in advance.

If the park is too crowded, try a different one. If the weather is bad, wait for it to improve, or cancel your picnic and visit the Rhine Life Ecological Park. If you're short on food, bring extra money and buy some at a grocery store.

However, she missed the most important point, which was, what if Roy was not available?

Roy's original body was busy and couldn't come with her. The clone he left behind had to deal with official business and couldn't accompany her on the trip.

"I should have asked Narcissa to send a message to Roy in advance. What an idiot I am." Muirseth put down the small leather shoulder bag and slumped on the soft and comfortable sofa, feeling depressed.

The well-behaved and sensible Narcissa noticed that Muirseth was in a bad mood. She wrapped her small hand around Muirseth's, offering a little comfort and softly saying, "Sister Muirseth, Mr. Roy doesn't have time. It's okay. I can accompany you. There's nothing I can do..."

"Thank you for your comfort, Narcissa. We'll just wait here for Roy. I'll continue telling you the story I didn't finish before he went to bed last night." Muirseth smiled with relief and gently stroked the kitten's head.

"The last chapter said that the brave cat warrior defeated the dog-headed monster and continued his journey, aiming to defeat the evil demon king..."

"Sister Muirseth, I read in the newspaper that Mr. Roy and Ms. Theresa are the demon kings of the Sarkaz, but they are both good people and have been very kind to me. I don't want to defeat them."

Narcissa frowned slightly, with a cat-like face, looking very conflicted and embarrassed.

"Don't worry, Narcissa. This is a fictional story. The evil demon in it has nothing to do with Roy and Miss Theresa." Muirseth felt that his bad mood was almost cured by the innocent, pure and cute appearance of the kitten.

"How can there be such a cute kitten? The cat hasn't replenished its energy for today, so I must suck its head." Muirseth picked up Narcissa, put her on his lap, buried his face in the soft pure white fur, and took a few deep breaths.

The scent of the shampoo mixed with Narcissa's own scent, making it addictive.

Narcissa narrowed her eyes, her tail twitching from side to side. She wasn't disgusted by Muirseth's petting; rather, she quite enjoyed it. That kind of genuine kindness was the most precious treasure to a kitten who had been deprived of love since childhood.

"Okay, let's continue. On the way to the Demon King's castle, the Cat Warrior met an ancient and powerful elf sister. After learning that the warrior was going to defeat the Demon King, she gave her a powerful blessing..."

Listening to the cries of the feathered beast outside the window, Muirseth finished the rest of the story. The kitten in his arms had already curled up and fallen into a deep sleep.

"Why haven't you come back yet..." Muirseth gently took the kitten aside and covered her with a blanket. Then he stretched deeply and glanced at the clock on the wall. It was already three o'clock in the afternoon.

After casually complaining, Muirseth found a comfortable position and lay down to browse the city forum for a while. He didn't know how long he had been browsing, but his eyelids felt heavy. He put down the smart device and fell asleep unknowingly.

The office fell completely silent, save for the sound of the spell clone shuffling papers. Ripples rippled through the air, and the spell clone raised its head, looking questioningly at the original body, whose spell fluctuations had slightly changed.

The originally pitch-black Demon King's crown transformed into a diamond shape representing Originium.

A pure white diamond-shaped mark faintly appeared in the dark and deep right eye.

Just as the clone was about to say something, a huge amount of data poured in, interrupting him.

The original body shared its memories, a familiar yet strange, tranquil ocean. A gigantic diamond-shaped eye hung in the pitch-black sky, watching indifferently as the original body, through "the continuation of civilization," implanted a special message into the Originium Ocean.

The calm sea surged, and countless dark threads intertwined and extended, growing into a towering tree. Its dense roots spread at a speed visible to the naked eye, covering the entire sea surface within sight.

The power of the original source stone, Anana, had been temporarily seized by the main body. Why didn't Precious stop it? She should have stopped it. She should have been able to stop it. Roy couldn't understand the reason.

No matter what, now that we have the authority of Originium, we have the confidence to deal with the awakened Prisses.

If possible, Roy didn't want to be an enemy of Precious. They both shared the same goal, which was to continue civilization.

When it comes to life and death, no matter how big the differences are, we can put them aside temporarily and we will definitely find a way.