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

Fortunately, she didn't get arrogant.

It's also thanks to the fact that the boss is always a pufferfish hermit, and they don't even call each other by name properly in private. The shame of the second sister is still fresh in our minds, how can we let her repeat the same mistake!

"But a bow—your weapon is actually a bow?"

She was a little curious, since this weapon design hadn't appeared in the game yet, and the other party... although she didn't want to admit it, the other party should have released armor in this version.

"Is it really that surprising? And don't you think that bow is cute? Hmm... like me."

Alicia nodded, looking playful and cute, and put her hands on her hips with a proud expression.

"Um... who chooses a weapon based on whether it's cute or not!"

Kiana rolled her eyes at the other person, feeling that their selection criteria were different from those of normal people.

"Oh dear, because I'm cute enough myself, if the weapon isn't cute enough... hmm~"

Alicia stopped talking there, and it wasn't hard to imagine what she would say next, but Theresa and Kiana still grumbled to themselves, surely they wouldn't really abandon a powerful weapon if they encountered one...

Not really...

But if it's Alicia, then this might really be important.

"This reminds me of a tragic story about a black abyss white flower, a story that is truly heartbreaking and brings tears to the eyes of anyone who hears it."

Luo Mo sighed deeply, feeling a profound sense of regret over the underutilization of a certain divine key.

Of course, while Airi certainly couldn't be considered a traitor, considering her cuteness—a minor but important factor in her appearance—Kurobuchi Hakuka felt it lost unfairly.

However, from another perspective, perhaps Alicia, as a Herrscher, simply doesn't want to use the Divine Keys.

After all, who can truly guess what she's thinking?

"Black Abyss White Flower? My mother's and sister's weapon?"

Kiana asked, noticing the other person's increasingly embarrassed expression, and secretly wondered how the other person had gotten involved with that spear.

"Uh... should I say that my fate with it hasn't come yet?"

Alicia blinked and gave an answer.

"..."

"Oh~" Luo Mo uttered a long, meaningful, and convoluted sound.

"Heh, why not just say you don't like it?"

Mebius sneered, "Still being picky."

However, since she didn't make the Divine Keys, she didn't really care.

It's just that Vilvi is suffering.

"That's not quite right. The Black Abyss White Flower is quite nice, it's just... I'm really not good at it. Obviously, a bow suits me better."

Alicia argued that it wasn't very sincere.

As a key of the gods, it is not easy to obtain the qualifications to use it, and yet some people are picking and choosing here. It is hard to say that there is no Versailles-like feeling to it.

"Oh, what a strange person he is."

Theresa remarked,

She could hardly imagine that she would throw away Judas because he was ugly... Then, who would help her with her official duties?

She just wanted to be a school principal who only knew how to slack off.

Chapter 12 Crossing the Final Graves of the Deceased (Free)

However, the great battle that Mei had imagined did not occur.

She weaved through the enemy's hail of arrows, found a small opening, and finally closed in.

Alicia, however, lowered her bow and arrows, and waved her hand, indicating a ceasefire.

"Sigh, I lost, you're too good! If others find out, the second place will have to be changed."

She smiled as always, as if the crystal flowers scattered throughout the room were merely decorations, and the fierce battle that had just taken place was just a greeting.

However, before the outcome was even decided, she had already declared Mei the winner.

After all... she was just a test. If she really didn't want Mei to go, there were clearly many other ways.

The door woven from flowing light in the distance had already opened, waiting only for Mei's steps.

Mei, however, did not take any action.

She simply looked at the other person, lost in thought.