People in Terra, poor and weak but invincible

Chapter 1016 Kalesa: Where is my house? !

The ancient folk songs of the Sarkaz echo across the icefield.

Kalesa walked towards her home carrying a basket full of vegetables.

"Rhode Island, Doctor. Haha, I didn't expect to meet you so soon."

Kalesa stopped humming the ballad and seemed to be in a good mood: "It seems that Rhodes Island has discovered the changes in the depths of Sammi, and you are here to deal with it in person. I think you have realized the hidden dangers here.

Although I can't help you much, I can still provide you with supplies. It just so happens that one of my experiments has come to an end, so if you haven't left yet, I'll give it to you."

Calculating how many Originium ingots she had left, Kalesa prepared to give them all to the Doctor.

"Doctor, you are a person with an important mission. I hope you can recognize your own path forward."

Kalesa walked out of the woods while talking to herself.

Go a little further, over the low hill, and she would be home.

"But speaking of it, the Doctor's current team is still a little lacking in strength."

Kalesa lowered her head to steady a vegetable that was about to fall from the basket, and muttered, "That Liberi does have the aura of a giant beast, and I don't know how far he is willing to go.

In this ice field, even a behemoth cannot change the outcome by itself. I remember noticing another red-haired Sarkaz girl passing by not long ago, and the giant sword in her hand also had the aura of a behemoth.

Help the doctor point the way and let him meet the Sarkaz girl, maybe he can get more help. "

Having made up her mind, Kalesa walked more quickly.

The black high heels were stained with white snowflakes, which were shaken off as Kalesa's jade feet stepped into the snow, and then stained with new snowflakes.

The low hillside gradually lowered under Kalesa's footsteps.

Kalesa saw her home... gone.

Kalesa:?

"Where's my house?!"

The fully loaded basket of vegetables fell into the snow. The beautiful scavenger lady opened her mouth slightly, looking at the place where her cabin was originally located, which was now empty and covered with mess.

The doctor and others have long disappeared.

……

……

The flames burned on the snow.

The flames walked on the snow.

The flames guided the way on the snow.

The wind seemed to no longer be so bitterly cold, and the snowflakes it blew fell on the horns of the red-haired Sarkaz girl, immediately melting into snow water and quickly evaporating.

The girl was wearing a thin black dress with her coat hanging casually on her arms, exposing her fair and smooth shoulders to the icy environment.

But the girl didn't feel the slightest bit of cold.

On the contrary, the surging heat from the fiery red sword in her hand, which was several inches taller than her, made her feel hot from the bottom of her heart.

"Tsk, this nasty feeling is getting stronger and stronger."

The girl said with a hint of sarcasm, as if she was facing the sword in her hand, or as if she was talking to herself: "Sarter, you are becoming restless. It seems that my route is correct. I am approaching you."

The flames dancing on the snow surface suddenly became more intense.

"Quiet!"

The girl's purple eyes narrowed slightly, with an expression of arrogance that looked down upon everything.

She knew what she was talking to, but that didn't change her attitude in the slightest.

"I know where I should go. I don't need your guidance."

The flames leaped and seemed filled with anger, but eventually they died out.

The girl's delicate little shoes stepped on the snow surface where the flames had just burned, and the cute black bow decoration on the heel trembled slightly.

She bent down and brushed off her black knee-high socks, shaking off the water droplets that had melted from the snow.

"It's really troublesome."

With a quiet complaint, the girl continued on her way.

She came from Rhode Island and came to this ice field to look for her lost memories. Along the way, she met many people and things, and also got a glimpse of many things about Surtel's past.

But those were not her.

They were just agents chosen by the giant beast named Surtur who had similar experiences to her.

Her memory and past were still a blank sheet of paper, even emptier than the boundless expanse of snow around her.

But the girl was not in a hurry, she knew she was getting closer to the truth.

Her eyes saw a pit.

"Is this right here?"

The girl came to the edge of the pit, raised the sword in her hand and swung it downwards.

The heat waves surged and the ice and snow melted.

The deep hole leading underground appeared again.

The girl tiptoed and jumped lightly into the cave, then landed, stepped on empty air, slipped, and rolled deeper into the cave.

"Oh... it hurts... there are so many stones... ah..."

After stumbling and crawling all the way, the girl finally got up from the flat area deep in the cave, covered in dust and dirt.

It was still bitterly cold in the cave, but there was no wind at all.

Ice crystals and rock walls overlap, time seems to have stopped, and nothing should break the tranquility of this place.

The girl brushed off the dust and ice on her dress, pursed her lips, and asked:

"Why don't you speak?"

The beast didn't respond.

"Tsk."

Rubbing her slightly hot face, the girl used the giant sword as a crutch and limped deeper into the cave.

Gradually, the cave environment began to change.

The original ice crystals gradually faded out of sight, replaced by huge tree branches that pierced the rock formations and crisscrossed and entangled with each other.

There is not a single bit of green on the dead branches; they actually look more like stone sculptures than ancient trees.

As she walked, the girl stretched out her hand and gently stroked the ancient trees with her white fingertips.

The cold and rough touch hit the girl's heart, and at the same time there were memories that did not belong to the girl.

The city was reduced to ashes, and death and destruction came amid the laughter of a giant creature. The giant creature, covered in flames and lava, wielded a flaming sword, laughing and running wildly.

There is no special reason, destruction, just for the sake of destruction.

Similarly, for no particular reason, an even larger ice and snow beast appeared in front of the fire beast.

The everlasting greatsword tore through the body of the ice and snow beast, spilling its limbs and blood all over the ground, but it could not stop the ice and snow beast from advancing. Instead, the flame on its sword began to go out.

The fire beast realized that his sword was useless against the enemy in front of him.

He became afraid, hesitant, and then even terrified.

He found that his resistance was like a child waving his toys in front of the ice and snow monster. Unsurprisingly, his body was torn to pieces and trampled underfoot.

Ice and Snow used his body to suppress the flames. His muscles turned into rocks and his bones turned into giant trees. He buried himself, his enemies and everything in the wind and snow.

"Go ahead, this seal is ridiculously fragile, you can break it with one strike, only then can you regain your memory!"

The angry roar echoed in the girl's heart.

She could feel the humiliation and malice, and she also realized why the beast kept guiding her.

"Ah."

An undisguised sarcastic chuckle escaped from the girl's lips.

She only felt Surtel's emotions, but the rocks and trees transformed from the Sami beasts in front of her did not react at all.

It wasn't that Sammy didn't notice the girl's arrival.

Sami just calmly gave the choice to the girl herself.

Destroy the seal, free the fire beast, become Surtur, or... become Surtur.

His fingers lightly brushed across the blade of the fiery red sword.

Surtel turned around and returned the way he came.

"what are you going to do?!"

The roar of the giant beast exploded in Surtel's mind like thunder.

"Shut up, or I'll kill you."

Surtel dragged the greatsword in one hand, without any pause: "I came here just to find my own things, but it seems a pity that there is nothing here.

And you, are using me, who do you think you are?"

The great sword trembled slightly, and the roar of the giant beast became more and more intense:

"As long as you help me break the seal and complete my revenge, I will restore your memory. We could have achieved the desired result together!"

"I don't know who is right or wrong in your grudge, and I don't care." The corners of Surtel's mouth raised slightly.

She exerted force with her fingertips, clenched the trembling sword, and forcibly suppressed the restless beast.

Surtel's voice was calm, but filled with unparalleled pride and arrogance:

"I don't like and don't want the choice you gave me, but now there is a better choice in front of me.

I am Surtur, and now your abilities and name are mine, too. Only I can decide what I am."

The beast fell silent.

But Surtel did not stop talking.

"You tried to use me, you tried to order me." Surtr held the sword across his face, and kept walking. "No, to be precise, you tried to dominate me, but along the way, I learned a lot from Rhodes Island and the friends I met along the way.

I understand the importance and significance of freedom, behemoth, if you dare to try these little tricks again, I don't mind using your power to completely destroy you. "

"You are destined to never find your past," the beast threatened.

"But my future belongs only to me." Surtel responded domineeringly.

The beast could no longer speak.

Surtel raised his head slightly and snorted softly through his nose.

The next second, the greatsword she held horizontally in front of her got stuck on the rock wall while she was walking, and Surtur was caught off guard and slammed his flesh and blood body into the back of the sword.

"Ouch!"

Behemoth: "..."

Sammy: “…”

Sartel squatted on the ground, holding his stomach, gasping in pain.

At this moment, Surtel heard a sound coming from above her head. She endured the pain and looked up, and found that the ancient trees were twisting.

A piece of soft and cold bark fell off and landed right in front of Surtel.

"Can you give me some ice? Thank you."

Surtel did not try to be brave. She picked up some tree bark and covered her stomach with it. The cool touch quickly relieved her pain.

She also noticed the words engraved on the bark.

"Rhodes Island, North...what does that mean?" Surtel frowned in confusion.

The voice above my head sounded again.

A series of small stones fell on Surtel's head as if in anger.

Before Surtel could get angry, she noticed that the stones were precisely arranged into new words on the ground.

"Doctor, Skadi, North, find me, in distress..."