To create Honkai Impact 3rd in a world where Kallen exists.

"You went to fight the Herrscher too?"

"Hey! Isn't that me, the old relic? Of course we're together!"

Those who understand the law speak frankly and confidently.

...

In the game, several days passed, but the Anti-Entropy team showed no joy of victory whatsoever.

Bronya's Herrscher of Reason powers showed no signs of recovery, which was clearly illogical.

Even after other influencing factors were eliminated one by one, the problem remained unresolved, making the situation increasingly difficult.

Kiana, disturbed by her dream, remained unable to judge Sirin's situation.

That evening, she heard strange noises outside her bedroom door.

I carefully pushed open the door, only to find myself in a familiar place—the Dominion Theater.

Black fragments, suspended in mid-air, were scattered in various corners, and narrow, winding passages extended into the deep darkness.

On the enormous terrace floating in the void, the perfectly intact doll reappeared before my eyes.

Everything became increasingly bizarre.

...

The little doll smiled, looking at the wary Kiana.

After a moment of thought, the words he uttered stunned Kiana, who was half-Herrscher-like and ready to fight.

"I know you, Kiana. The hero who saved our city—Kiana, the Herrscher of the Void!"

"You...you live in Sky City?" Kiana asked, still in disbelief.

The doll recounts that she was an ordinary high school student living on the outskirts of Sky City, and that everything was just like that—ordinary and happy.

But one day, a monster entered the school and shattered her life.

"At that time, teachers, classmates, and so many other people were wailing and screaming under the rubble... but all I could do was cry, there was nothing I could do,"

"Just when I thought I would fade into oblivion like them, you burst in...and saved me,"

"You smiled, patted my head, and said, 'It's okay,' 'You did a great job,' 'The rescue will be here soon.'"

"You don't look much older than me, but your smile is firm, brave, beautiful, and radiant. It's like a ray of light shining on me."

The doll seemed to have truly returned to the scene from back then, gazing enviously at the heterochromatic-eyed girl before it, its eyes shining with admiration.

She mustered her courage, wiped away her tears, and faced life anew. Kiana was the embodiment of hope in her heart.

She believes that as long as she works hard, everything will be alright.

Kiana looked at the other person, and for some reason, she chose not to make a move, but instead listened quietly to her finish speaking.

"I was wrong... I survived, but now I've become the target of everyone's hatred,"

“I became the only survivor in the school. Most of the families who lost their children began to encourage each other and support each other... except for my family.”

"Why was she the only one who survived? Such comments spread unseen, even escalating into hatred,"

"They can't complain about the collapse that happened, so they can only vent their anger on our family,"

“My parents lost their jobs, had nowhere to hide, and didn’t even receive welfare… My mother cried all day long, and my father became irritable and drank heavily—”

"...Once, I overheard my father muttering to himself after drinking, 'If only she had died in that disaster too.'"

Her voice shifted from sorrow to despair, a desperate attempt to draw Kiana into her emotions.

"The disaster didn't break us, but our fellow human beings did."

"At that moment, my heart shattered, and I felt as if a voice was saying to me—Welcome to the Theatre of Domination."

“I think… if you hadn’t saved me, my parents would probably be in a much better situation… After that, I heard that you stopped the bomb and saved countless people, but it also prolonged my ordeal.”

"Your supposedly heroic act has brought me even more pain."

"The baseness of the human heart is far more terrible than disaster."

She screamed, denouncing this unpleasant world and Kiana, who had once saved her.

"In a world like this, true salvation has never existed from the beginning."

"If living is more painful than dying, then why did you save me?"

"If the future is darker than the present, why are you advising me to look towards the light?"

"We are all unwanted people, we are all people who should not exist in this world."

"Since you call yourself a hero, then why... do you save those bastards who tormented my parents and ruined their lives?"

"Being hated, alienated, and abandoned—this is the best ending for you, the best ending for us!!"

The doll spoke hoarsely, venting its pain and cries.

His eyes, however, were like finely carved gems, fixed intently on Kiana's face.

Kiana simply shook her head, firmly stating that the girl wasn't that fragile, and that the doll merely amplified those extreme emotions...

But deep down, one can't help but wonder, is what she did really push a young girl into an even bigger fire pit?

[This is so well written; it perfectly illustrates the psychology of some people in real life.]

[...And ironically, there are many people like this online, and I can't judge them all. They can't stand seeing others do well and hope others are like them.]

[Pulling out the Thousand Laws Core, come on, I'll join you!! This ugly world, ?X?X?X?X?X!]

Kiana did nothing wrong; she did save most people... but this girl who became a doll... sigh.

Such a person is truly despicable! Having lost their own child, they want others to lose theirs too!

"Kiana..."

Mei murmured, her eyes filled with disbelief.

Dolls exhibit extreme emotions and a tendency towards evil... Is that true?

"Did I really do something wrong?"

Kiana was somewhat lost. In Sky City, she had given so much, even directly causing Mei's departure in the end...

Yet, are they still subject to criticism from others?

She could understand the chilling violence and fear within the anti-entropy system of the game.

But even those she saved, do they still not have a good impression of her?

Kiana, being naive, can't understand it right now.

"Don't let the puppets' words influence you; they are the enemy," Fu Hua said calmly.

"That's right, that's right. Those guys are obviously setting a trap for you. Why think so much? If you really want to hear her talk, you can leave her mouth open. A puppet might be able to talk if it has a mouth, after all, it's so talkative."

The one who understood the law still wore a carefree, smiling expression.

As long as it doesn't involve Fu Hua, her solutions are always simple, direct, and effective.

“I had no impact, it’s just… not quite what I thought. I thought that by helping them, their lives would be better.”

Kiana forced a smile, but it was tinged with sadness.

But he quickly cheered up and smiled.

"...But I will still try my best to make this world a better place. Didn't she say that I am the light in her eyes? Maybe it's just that my light is not bright enough."

...

In the golden courtyard, only half of the fruit on the table remained, and Eden, who had been holding a wine glass the whole time, now placed it down on the table.

They had seen this kind of thing many times, and, to put it bluntly, they were accustomed to it.

"What an unpleasant story."

Alicia sighed, her gaze seemingly piercing through the wall as she looked towards the blue sky.

No matter how bright the sun shines, it cannot penetrate the shadows in people's hearts. The passing of suffering does not necessarily bring hope, but rather a deeper despair.

As she said, the suffering brought by the Honkai is only momentary, but the hatred between humans can lead to the destruction of families and the separation of spouses and children.

"But it's still a true story... She was the ticket seller who talked to Kiana back then, right? The same coincidence won't happen twice..."

Mebius gave her assessment, which was fairly accurate.

"Ha—people like this are all too common, and you can't kill them all... those guys who don't dare to stand up in the face of the Honkai and only know how to turn against their own people!"

Qian Jie roared angrily, and the previously illusory flames seemed to regain their warmth.

It inexplicably reminded him of the original high-ranking officials. Although they weren't particularly good at dealing with Honkai, they were all eloquent and persuasive when it came to humans.

"The rule of a thousand people governs the malice in people's hearts, but who is without malice?"

Aponia sighed softly, resigned to her fate.

"Look at how they cut off that malice; they deserve to do so."

Kevin said coldly, but there seemed to be warmth in his eyes.

In their pre-civilization era, they lost the hearts of the people under the rule of a thousand, and everyone was thrown into a state of panic.

Even Ying Jie was affected, not to mention others.

Chapter 161 Himeko Murata is dead!! 5k

Regardless, Kiana was still moved by the doll's words and wanted to know what happened to the girl.

Even though she guessed that things wouldn't turn out the way she hoped.

"That 'me' is still alive, for now. However, ostracized by those around me and neglected by my parents, my heart is slowly crumbling, and I feel like I'm living a life worse than death."

"It's all your fault! That bomb of yours should have killed them all!"

The doll raised its finger and pointed at Kiana.

“I wouldn’t do that. Even if I had to choose again, I would still stop that disaster.”

Kiana simply stated firmly,