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

But... there's nothing there.

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【Kitty!!!】

【No way—why did you kill my last bit of happiness?】

Why are even cats being neutered?

[Nine lives are hard to save...乆乆乆乆]

She died in my arms, and there was nothing I could do.

Golden Courtyard, Hall

In such a situation, no one can laugh.

Alicia's initial memories of Velvi were filled with laughter and occasional comments, and she gained a deeper understanding of Velvi.

But in the end, when emotions got the better of her, even when Pado screamed, she suddenly sensed something was wrong.

Despite having already killed several heroes, including herself, Alicia wasn't too bothered, at most frowning at the fact that she had hurt Pado.

As I listened to Paddo's intermittent words in Mei's arms, Alicia had already turned away without realizing it.

With a touch of sadness but with practiced ease, I picked up a tissue, my eyes red as I looked at Pado, whose life was slipping away.

The sound of sobbing could be heard softly.

The heroes' expressions were not good either.

Yes, Padre has always been very lucky; if she doesn't get close to danger, danger won't find her.

But that's only if she doesn't actively go to dangerous places.

Cats have nine lives, but curiosity killed them.

Even with nine lives, death is the only one that can be saved.

"Padoo...why would anyone be willing to harm you..."

Alicia asked sadly, watching Pado's figure disappear the moment she heard her say, "Mei-nee, I don't want to die..." Her heart felt broken.

It shattered into many petals... My heart felt utterly cold, filled with sorrow.

Then, her beautiful eyes found the culprit—Luo Mo.

"No, I wasn't the one who started this. Don't look at me like that. What I'm showing is just the truth."

Luo Mo forced his upturned lips to turn downwards; it wouldn't be good if someone saw him smiling.

But this time, Alicia cried; it was his victory!

"Ugh--"

Kiana also felt sad, and at such a young age, she learned to sigh.

The knife wound was truly painful, and she once again experienced miHoYo's knife skills.

Compared to the inexplicable first three cuts, this one struck her heart precisely. Pado's weak breathing and coughing were clearly audible, causing her to burst into tears.

"Boss, have some decency."

She reached out and wiped away her tears, unable to resist saying to Luo Mo.

Chapter 79 The Traitor - v2v

Luo Mo felt very innocent.

He simply presented those plot points in their entirety; why make it seem like he's living or dying?

However, he also knew that it was just his lovely employee who was having a momentary emotional outburst.

Just like Yingjie, 50,000 years must have allowed them to experience a great deal...

"Little white mouse, I really want to hear you cry too. Look, the fairy is crying, the cat is crying, Mei is crying, and the bug is crying too..."

Mebius had somehow appeared behind him, poked the other's waist, and said with a forced smile,

"It's just you."

See the picture poorly.

"Ahem—I feel that Mei and I don't quite fit together in this. Since we're both animal names, how about we put Snake in?"

Luo Mo coughed twice, his eyes unfocused, cleverly avoiding the other party's murderous gaze.

When did Mebius and Paddo become so close?

"Tsk, in some ways, I don't really like the future of this corner. Death isn't scary, but this time... Velvi, didn't you go a bit too far with the sentimentality?"

Upon hearing this, Mebius glared at Luo Mo but ignored him.

To actually try to make yourself cry... Don't you know snakes are cold-blooded creatures?

She...she doesn't cry.

"The emotional manipulation is clearly the production team's doing. Indeed, from the audience's perspective, compared to Kevin, Alicia, or Qianjie, they all had their own reasons for dying, only Pado... seemed to be implicated."

"At the same time... you forced Yingjie, who was most afraid of death, to face the pain of death head-on. You truly live up to your reputation!"

Vervi couldn't help but clap her hands and say that she had actually felt quite reluctant to put on this play, which she starred in. Yes, yes, it was all because of Ji'e, who went too far!

What does something so heinous have to do with me, a magician?

"But... Pado, Pado's performance was so good... Her last words came out one by one, and it really made me feel like she was about to die."

"And what about the beginning...didn't we agree that she'd be incredibly lucky and rarely encounter any accidents?"

Ellie's voice was still filled with sobs, her chest heaving violently, her emotions still reeling.

What concerned her was not just Paddo's death, but the power of those lines, and... the future she would face if she stayed in Paradise.

Pado is dead, who's next?

"Tsk—really, couldn't you just have kept it hidden?"

Qianjie waved his hand impatiently, saying that the other party's self-destruction was somewhat disappointing.

"Pado... is a good child, but alas, in the catastrophe of Paradise, it is difficult to protect herself."

Aponia's eyes were filled with a hint of sadness, her hands clasped together, and she lowered her head, looking somewhat sorrowful.

She had just subconsciously tried to look at the future, but forgot that she had lost that ability... The future she observed was nothing but a series of tragedies, yet she couldn't help but have that thought again.

"Sister Pado..."

Grand Gretchen was also somewhat saddened, never expecting that the paradise she had finally hoped for would not provide a final resting place for all the heroes. Or perhaps, as Grandma Mebius and Sister Velvet had said, it was merely the final act for the fallen.

A tombstone that will stand ten thousand years from now.

Inscribed with the spirit and will of pre-civilization, the vastness of history will be passed down to future generations.

In the hall, only the sound of sobbing remained, and many people had tears in their eyes. Compared to the horror brought by the deaths of others, the lamentations of those whose lives were prolonged at the end made people remember them even more clearly as living, breathing human beings.

Memory does not crave death.

Death is the end of everything.

She said, "Mei-nee, I don't want to die."

Just like that saying...

Kiana, let's keep going.

A person's death always changes something and brings something... but those changes are made by the living.

At this moment, what determines the value of Pado's death is what Mei can do.

The fragments of Pado on the main page also shattered, and the previous guesses about the order of combat power were crossed out, instantly shifting to the least harmful and weakest last position.

...

What would philosophers throughout history say in the face of this situation?

It took Mei an unknown amount of time before she gradually regained her senses from the cold reality.

If she had a companion present at that moment, they might pat her on the back, but wouldn't say anything.

Only time can heal this kind of experience; words are useless.

A gold coin lay quietly on the ground where Pado had disappeared, gleaming with a golden luster. It was silent, but the coin's dazzling light reminded Mei of the girl who loved sparkly things.

She doesn't remember when she fell.

Perhaps it was before her figure disappeared, perhaps it was even earlier, at the moment Pado fell to the ground, or perhaps it was one of her last belongings.

She felt an indescribable sadness. The girl who always called her Mei-nee, the girl who lazily stretched and wagged her tail, the girl who smiled and looked at her while petting her cat, had just passed away peacefully at close range.

But time did not give her more opportunities to heal her grief.

So...it was you?

Filled with grief and indignation, she looked behind her—the place where Pado had looked with terror before she disappeared, the black shadow of intersecting gears that had appeared in Pado's blue eyes.

Having prepared everything, the person behind the scenes, who had been quietly observing, stepped out of the darkness and nodded with a smile in acknowledgment.

"Oh, yes."

"Now that things have come to this, there's no way to deny it. What excuses can I possibly offer?"

Wilvi stood in front of Mei, and they faced each other.

"But why Pado?"

Mei's eyes were filled with anger. She had suspected Vervi, and although there wasn't much evidence along the way, she still couldn't let her guard down.

“Paddo, Paddofilis. Someone who can't hinder your schemes, she just wants to live.”

Moreover, she had assumed that she would be the first target of their attack.

It could never happen to the harmless Padma.

That's how it should be.

That's how things should have gone.