Man in the Ark: Revitalizing Kazdel

Chapter 249: The Elvish Language of Muirseth

"The star gate is now damaged and leaking. The things that were originally sealed inside invaded Terra, which is the disaster rumored in the ice field. The Ursus Empire and the various tribes of Sami have been fighting these disasters for hundreds of years."

Roy pointed at the strange black fog that was emanating from the ice and snow covering the star gate and explained to the two.

Considering the safety of Saria and Muilseth's consciousness, Roy took them away from the star gate emitting dim light and landed in the boundless sea of flowers.

Muirseth, an ecologist, saw such a strange flower for the first time. He squatted down and wanted to pick one to take back for research.

However, it was not until the slender fingers passed through the petals without any hindrance that Muirseth remembered that his current state was somewhat like a dream and could not have any impact on reality.

"If we pass through that door, can we reach the world outside Terra?" Saria's eyes never left the star gate in the distance. The desire to explore the unknown world gradually filled her heart, which was as hard and pure as a diamond.

"No, I just said that the star gate is damaged. Only by repairing it and realigning it in the correct direction can we leave this land." Roy shook his head and said slowly.

"Then we..." Muirseth pointed at the star gate with a puzzled look on his face.

"You are in my memories now. I have the final say on where you want to go." Roy smiled confidently and snapped his fingers with his right hand.

The icy flower sea beneath their feet suddenly collapsed downwards, sucking the three of them in.

Muirseth hurriedly grabbed Roy's hand, worried that he would get lost in this unknown space.

Here, space is distorted, time is stuck in a loop, directions are undistinguishable, and underfoot is both the ground and the sky.

The colorful and brilliant stream of light flashed quickly and then suddenly exploded, leaving only a large visual residue in the eyes.

Perhaps only a few seconds had passed, or perhaps an eternity had passed, and the gorgeous and magical world disappeared. What appeared before my eyes was a silent and deep starry sky.

Saria felt her body was light and she stretched her limbs to try to move, but her body could only turn in place.

Fortunately, Muirseth extended a helping hand to Saria and pulled her to his side so that she would not get lost in the vast starry sky.

"That's Terra, where we live. In the universe, it's just a small stone." Roy said, pointing to the nearest planet.

Although he had never seen the real planet Terra, he estimated that it was similar to the Blue Planet, and at most was covered with a hazy barrier layer on the outside.

"If we could take photos to record it, Christen would definitely immerse herself in it and be more determined to explore the world outside Terra." While Saria marveled at the vastness of the starry sky, she also felt regretful that she could not record it.

"If Terra is so small, then how many places like Terra are there in this starry sky?" Muirseth gradually got used to the microgravity environment, floating in the air with his eyes closed, his long hair spread out.

"There may be quite a few, and there may be people who are completely different from us." Roy was also full of curiosity about this starry sky. With the help of Originium and ancient civilization technology, the day of exploring space would not be too far away.

"Ms. Saria, I would like to take this opportunity to cooperate with Rhine Life on my own behalf to jointly explore areas within Terra and beyond the starry sky."

"Even in Terra, where we have lived for ten thousand years, we have not yet uncovered her true face, let alone the outer space. I believe that not only us, but also all the countries of Terra will join in one day.

"Another great era of development will be ushered in." This time it was Roy's turn to extend his hand to Saria, just like he had invited her to embark on this fantasy journey before.

"If it was Christen, she should have been the first to make the invitation. Unfortunately, she didn't come in person. Then I will represent Christen to reach a cooperation with you." Saria's strong and powerful palm came up and held tightly.

Muerseth acted as a link between the two, just like the trio dance that Christen, Muerseth and Saria performed when Rhine Life was founded that day.

But this time, Muirseth was no longer as confused as she was then. She had found her own destiny and that of her people.

"Roy..." The elf girl called Roy's name softly, so low that only he could hear it.

The sun rose as usual, and the figures of the three people turned into foam and dissipated before the sunlight shone on them.

......

"Thank you very much, Mr. Roy. I think I will never forget this fantastic journey." Saria bowed and said goodbye to Roy. She was eager to return to Rhine Life's landship to record everything she had experienced.

The next step is to ask Muirseth to pass the information back to the main body of Rhine Life Headquarters, and Christen can start preparing for the cooperation between Rhine Life Science and Roy.

Although Saria was deeply puzzled by Roy's cooperation with Rhine Life as an individual, she did not ask any further questions.

Compared to this, Muirseth's dependence and trust in Roy made her more curious.

My impression of Muirseth is that he is lively, enthusiastic and proactive. He maintains good relationships with many colleagues while always keeping a proper distance.

Muir Seth is unique, lonely and confused.

Now the two of them stood side by side, their hands, which should have been separated, were still clasped together, with no barrier between them.

After watching Saria leave, Roy and Muirseth returned to the office. As soon as the door was closed, Muirseth's cheeks blushed slightly, and he pressed Roy against the wall, staring at him with his bright eyes.

"What's wrong?" Roy asked puzzledly, hugging Muerseth's slender waist.

"......" Muirseth opened his mouth, but in the end he didn't say anything. He just reached out and hugged Roy tightly, buried his head in his arms, and rubbed against him like a kitten.

"Don't leave me anymore." (Elf)

The obscure language was transmitted to Roy's mind through the elf's empathy. Fragmented and chaotic images flashed quickly, and Roy understood the meaning of the sentence.

"I will always be with you." (Elf)

Roy bent his head and kissed Muirseth on the forehead, conveying his answer to her.

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Deep in the ice fields of the far north, in the center of the Sami land, ancient trees with canopies that block out the sun take root in the hard soil. The tangled roots are like blood vessels, and every beat sends information to the land.

Each tribe has its own clan tree, and the will of Saka will convey information to its children through the runes on the bark. After reading the information of the runes, the Snow Priest guides the tribe's daily actions and migration.

Some weak tribes do not have their own snow sacrifices and can only borrow the snow sacrifices of other tribes.

On this day, family trees throughout the Sami territory simultaneously received a new prophecy.

"Strangers from afar will cross the mountains with the warriors of the tribe to drive away the disaster."