A person in Honkai Impact, just became a Decade Knight

The card awakenings in the Showa era were alright, but if the Heisei era still uses the method of absorbing Honkai energy from the Ancient Rain to break through the cards, I think everyone will probably complain and be disappointed.

This is tantamount to forcing yourself onto a dead end.

So after awakening from Ultimate Kuuga, I've been doing two things.

They desperately tried to find a reason to make the protagonist awaken his final form.

Also... we need to find a way to limit the protagonist, otherwise if he can just kill his way through the Honkai world, people will probably get bored and quit the series.

For this reason, the protagonist happens to have a second personality that doesn't seem like a good person, so the protagonist's awakened form is the Ultimate Kuuga, a dark red compound eye that is half red and half black.

Just consider this as the influence of the Herrscher personality. After all, Onodera was able to forcibly switch back from Black Eyes to Ultimate based on his sense of justice, so if you really want to investigate, Kouyu could do the same thing.

When the Xuanyuan chapter ended, I was troubled about what to write next, so much so that I even considered taking a break from updating for a few days.

then……

[There's basically no need to worry about accidents with Gaim-type motorcycles, because speeding will just send you straight to Helheim #(laughs) Another free lock-in opportunity #(laughs)]

Seeing this post suddenly sparked a flood of ideas.

Oh, this is the original case being released, so I'll get straight to the point.

There was never any intention to let the weirdo travel through time in the first place.

That's why I said this book really only had 500,000 words at the beginning, because the main plot was all added suddenly after the book started [dead fish eyes].

The earliest victim was the Serpent, since the warning was about Helheim, so naturally a monster from the Gaim world was chosen to beat up.

The candidates also include Mars, Lord., and Little Blue Man.

But in the end, I chose the Serpent, partly because the other options weren't quite right, and partly...

He can be resurrected!

Unlike the Blue Man who creates machines and replicates consciousness, the Serpent can actually resurrect.

In the original story, Gu Yu defeated the Herrscher of the End and everyone lived happily ever after. They planned to revive Cecilia, but then they couldn't figure out what to do.

Then I solved the problem with the snake. Thank you, snake.

In addition, considering that when the Serpent resurrects the dead, it also resurrects the enemy's weapons, Cecilia's Divine Key was also copied.

Now, Black Abyss and White Flower are both controlled by each other, Durandal has one, Cecilia has one, and the Demon Serpent created one himself and then gave it to Lin after he died.

Kiana Schariac was never originally planned to appear; at the time, I was still confused by the rumors that Durandal was actually Kiana…

Later, a friend told me...

[Kiana was killed by Otto, her mother tricked her father into doing human experiments, and you write that she was brainwashed by Otto, worked for him, and even treated him as her boss and mentor. Don't you feel uncomfortable writing this?]

So I gave up on that idea; I'll just separate them.

Oh, of course, she wasn't originally supposed to appear that early.

The reason for playing early is because...

I got writer's block after chapter 222. What should I do?

A new character has appeared! Isn't that how the Black Emperor Knight suddenly appeared?

SO……

The reason why 223 appears is because of this.

Oh, the fact that Raven knows Gu Yu was added later. In fact, attentive readers should have noticed that when Raven was at the Cocolia Orphanage, she barely reacted to Gu Yu's voice.

Picking up where we left off?

Oh, right, the serpent.

According to my design, each boss has a timeline after they survive.

If the serpent hadn't been captured, it probably would have lurked in the shadows until the forest was large enough and the golden fruit was fully ripe before making its move.

But why was he discovered...?

Honkai Impact: "I will always look at you, [Fusion] herrscher."

The answer is that Honkai Impact forced Gu Yu to fight a powerful enemy... Wait, isn't this the original concept?

Oh, the original plan was something I didn't think that much about. At the time, I just wanted to find someone to go out with Gu Yu.

After all, I only added the Herrscher of Fusion setting when I was almost at chapter 500.

Then, continuing down the line, Gamio, another unfortunate soul, was born under similar circumstances.

When I'm selecting monsters, I basically choose the dead ones to make them stand out. As for why the dead monsters and villain leaders can travel through time, don't ask. The answer is that the invincible Aurora Veil has resurrection capabilities and brought them back to life as well.

Because Gamio and the Serpent appeared relatively early, but there wasn't a detailed concept yet, the Serpent used its ability to mimic Joyce, but in reality, its treatment was still not as good as that of the later bosses.

According to the official setting, Gamio possesses extremely high intelligence, so after hearing human conversations, he instantly learned multiple languages ​​(referring to Japanese).

Then I continued writing according to the official line of thought, explaining that the reason why Gamio was able to lay out so many backup plans within a month despite his insufficient strength was because of this.

If it weren't for the Honkai God's covert guidance, the fact that everyone in Mist City [don't ask me why I don't use normal names] has been replaced with Grongi would probably go unnoticed.

The original Knight design definitely didn't include Gamio's spell array.

This thing comes from the ancient setting of SIC. According to the setting, there was a profession called "Spellcaster" in Lindo at that time. As the leader of the Grongi in another timeline, it is not surprising that Gamio knows some spells.

If Gamio can continue to stack buffs, by the time Otto the Grey Serpent Walter notices the anomaly, he will already be able to directly devour several cities or even a small country's worth of mass-produced Grongi to strengthen himself.

At this point, he should have had no problem raising his strength to the level of Ultimate Kuuga in the original Kuuga movie. Unfortunately, he was unlucky and became a sacrifice to help Kouyu and Rita strengthen their relationship.

Next up is Shiro Kanzaki.

Oh, when I finished writing the Fog City arc, I was thinking about how to get to the Sea of ​​Quanta and how to pass Su's test.

After a moment's thought... what a load of rubbish! Gu Yu already knows there's a problem here, why waste time?

So the increasingly violent Black Emperor Knight took action, throwing Su out of the mental world and delivering two more punches.

Oh, after all, it was Su who struck first, so the blame doesn't fall on Gu Yu.

In addition, I wanted to keep the character of Su, but he knew too much.

If you don't leave the scene, Otto won't be able to get the beacon, and Gu Yu's side will know too much, making it difficult for the plot to unfold.

Then go to sleep. But how are you going to sleep...?

Oh, I was ambushed. Let me think about who was more likely to launch a surprise attack...

I choose you, Mirror World Monster!

So the reason why Kanzaki Shiro was chosen as the third sacrifice was because his strange ability was very useful.

In addition, to make it easier for him to release monsters, I prepared the equipment core mirror for him.

According to the text, Shirou Kanzaki, while feigning an alliance with Kevin, secretly collected the energy left by the Herrscher of Reason in various world bubbles [connecting to the main Herrscher of Reason storyline].

After gathering all the necessary power, he finally created Odin's card box using the design in his mind.

Also, the reason why Kanzaki Shiro lost was not because Odin was not strong enough, but mainly because he lost a piece of information.

He didn't have time-related abilities before and didn't know that time reversal was locked in this world, so he used the wrong ability when he descended into time.

If he had directly transformed and stopped time, the outcome would have been that Gu Yu had his throat slit and his belt pierced by the golden military knife.

That's why I say intelligence is very important; novels are completely different from online battles.

In essence, the "Beast Battle" on Tieba is a contest of imagination and skillful manipulation between two sides who know each other's information. If it were a serious battle, how many people would immediately unleash their ultimate moves?

Daguba's long-range murderous sneak attacks and supernatural outbursts of anger upon first meeting are, after all, rare. It's also embarrassing that the older brother, Yusuke Godai, has almost abandoned his tradition of getting angry upon first meeting and beating his vital points [belt].

In a real fight, even if you have a skill that can break the opponent's abilities, you still don't know what kind of finishing move the opponent has.

In actual combat, even if a speed-type powerhouse like Kabuto is countered, it's unlikely that the opponent can target him from the start unless they have analytical abilities. After all, the opponent didn't know what Kabuto was capable of. The probability of Kabuto seeing the future through his perception timeline and then killing him with a single shot from his HCU was actually higher.

Okay, back to the situation at the time, if Kanzaki Shirou had successfully brought the core of the Herrscher of Reason back to the real world, the Herrscher of Reason plus the creator of the Mirror World Knights would have only led to endless Knight Wars all over the world.

Shiro Kanzaki will likely begin searching for Yui Kanzaki's soul, then collude with Otto, using each other while always ready to betray one another.

Furthermore, with Walter gone, Anti-Entropy is probably in trouble too. Thinking about it carefully, this guy was a bigger threat than we imagined…

Well, next one anyway.

Although Orphnoch's combat power has increased rapidly after being explained by experts, in my opinion he is still not good enough compared to other powerful monsters.

At the time, I adhered to the principle of "finding weirdos from side stories and parallel worlds as much as possible" [of course, this principle was later abandoned, and I did whatever was convenient], so I gave up on the Orphnoch characters in the main TV series and chose Tiger Orphnoch Enoch and Momose.

But this guy is too weak, how can we prevent him from being easily defeated by the protagonist...?

Oh, there are two ways.

To enhance the strength of his physical body.

There's also the issue of weakening the main character.

I used both of them.

In the end, when Tiger Orpheus was secretly preparing to increase his companions, he was pushed out by the Honkai God and knocked away by Gu Yu.

In reality, if Momose had been just a little more careful, Kouyu would probably have really died, and then...

Oh, just a quick aside about the setting: according to the official setting, T2 Gale combined with physical energy can create a typhoon... I forgot whether it's a typhoon or a hurricane-level gale.

If this is the case, assuming all seven Memory units except for the Fang are equal, the Joker theoretically possesses power comparable to Cyclone.

From this perspective, Joker's stats may seem pitifully low, but his actual combat power is probably incredibly strong.

Regular boxing and scraping are fine, but once the abilities are stacked...

With a thud, Momose collapsed. One more kick and he was dead. It was quick.

Of course, if Momose had been a little more stubborn and killed Kouyu, the subsequent Bad Ending world line would have been a replica of Lost Paradise.

Although Kevin has woken up, he doesn't have as many soldiers as he did in the previous era to fill the gaps. By the time he and Otto have finished their discussion, Momose will probably have already learned from the invincible Rose Orphnoch and turned the entire world into an Orphnoch.

And then next... oh, it's Kevin's turn, right?

Kevin's appearance was somewhat unexpected; I didn't plan for the main character to meet him so early on.

After all, the two sides were irreconcilable enemies, and when they met, they were bound to fight. In the end, they couldn't hold back and ended up fighting.

In the original plan, I intended for Kevin to live, but after some further consideration...

According to the plot of "The Legacy Chapter", Kevin planned to carry out the Stigmata Project 1,500 years ago.