Xing Tie: Wait a minute! How come Weng Xing has two saviors?

Xing Tie: Wait a minute! How come Weng Xing has two saviors?

Author: Little White Stone

Synopsis: [Single Female Lead] The female lead is Xi Lian.

Bai Mo was born along with Bai E, one of the twins of the Bai family in the Ai Li Mi Xie.

No! Where did this come from? It's from my dorm...

Wait a minute. Hehe, those pink-haired priestess's little feet...

Wait, hey, what the hell did I get here? Is this still Earth?

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Miss Xi Lian, although you often break my and Bai E's snacks and toys in half and then give them to us, is this thing really something that can be torn? Bai Mo looked at the half of the "Savior" card that had just been torn off in his hand, just like his name suggests.

This script is wrong!

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Xi Lian: I have the ability to take other people back to the past to see fragments of history.

Bai Mo: I have a cheat code that allows me to gain the abilities of others by witnessing their deaths.

Author: I have an idea

Bai E: 666, you're cheating and not taking me with you?

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Iron Tomb? The "Destruction" Equation? What if I calculate it again and the result is different, wouldn't you just blow it up?

……

Bai'er, my foolish savior brother! You strike the Fenfeng, I'll strike the Xingxiao. Let's each try to slap Nanuk across the face. Whoever lands the first slap is the elder brother!

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最后

My name is Kameslana.

I come from Onphalus, who has reincarnated thirty million times.

I embark on this journey in search of the answer to the first cause of life.

I carried heavy responsibilities, yet I also learned to let go.

I accept the loss, yet I still choose to embark on the journey;

I acknowledge the cost and will pay it;

I love myself, and I define myself as the savior!

Now, I have explained my path.

O Star God, tell me—what is salvation?!

Chapter 1 Wow, it's white, tender, fragrant, and soft... No, wait! (Revised)

You can read the introduction first before reading the main text.

The use of references is just the author's writing style. If you don't like it, don't rush to leave. Most of the content is serious, and the characters in the story won't go crazy.

This is the author's first time writing a book, and the writing may not have been very smooth in the early stages. Please forgive any problems.

The beginning is quite lighthearted, but it gets serious later on with the return of eternal damnation. Of course, it won't be too depressing or hopeless. The ending will definitely be happy.

I'm writing a StarCraft fanfic, but if you get betrayed, don't worry about it; just treat it as a parallel universe.

(Beginning of main text)

Bai Mo, who had just turned 18, lay quietly in the wheat field of the Ai Li Secret Pavilion. A gentle breeze blew, and the wheat waves rolled softly, as if telling him something.

His little head was racing, contemplating his life, which was in such dire straits.

"It's over, it's over. Everyone says that after transmigrating, you'll reach the pinnacle of life, but what about me?" Bai Mo lamented inwardly.

"They threw me into a world on the verge of destruction. I know the script, but I'm an adult and my cheat system hasn't even appeared yet. What's going on?"

He sighed helplessly, gazing at the azure sky above, his thoughts drifting back to the day he traveled through time.

"Uncle, don't worry, Auntie will definitely be fine!" The girl's voice was soft but had a hint of playfulness in it.

Hearing this, the man felt a little relieved, but he still couldn't help but sigh, "Xi Lian, of course I know, but... sigh."

Just then, a burst of noise suddenly rang out: "They're here! They're here! You have good news! Two, two chubby little boys!"

My name is Bai Mo, and just now, I transmigrated. As for the reason? Although I never dare to get close to anything of great fortune, what's meant to happen can't be avoided.

On an ordinary day, I was blinded by a white light as I turned the door to my dormitory.

Holy crap, who threw a flashlight into the dorm? Before my roommates could even respond, I pushed open the door and found myself in this world.

At first, all I saw was a pair of small, white, and tender feet dangling in front of me.

Wow! It's so fragrant and soft...

Wait a minute! Hey, where the hell did I end up? Is this still in China?

And so, I was ambushed at the dormitory door and ended up in Onpharos. And I became the twin brother of the destined savior, Caiuslana.

What? You're asking why I'm the younger brother? Because the yellow and purple savior, as powerful as a monster, almost elbowed me into a plane crash at birth...

What? You're going to ask me why my name is Bai Mo?

Because our original names were Caiuslana and Camoslana.

Then... a certain overly friendly fairy lady said that the name wasn't cute, and gave us two nicknames. Bai E, Bai Mo.

The key point is that our parents also think that nicknames are much easier to pronounce, so why did you give us such long names? Do you hope that we will grow up to be people with five-character names?

"Sure enough, those two newbies are lying in the wheat field slacking off. They clearly promised to play the 'Oracle Card' with me again yesterday."

Upon hearing that familiar voice, Bai Mo knew without a doubt that it was Xi Lian who had arrived.

He sat up helplessly, looked at Xi Lian who was skipping over, and said irritably, "Xi Lian, how can this be considered slacking off? This is..."

Xi Lian looked at Bai Mo with bright eyes and said with a grin, "What are you doing? I think you're just trying to avoid going with me to draw the 'Oracle Card'. Get up, don't keep the lovely fairy waiting!"

Bai E also got up from the wheat field and reached out to pull Bai Mo up. "Let's go, little brother. Don't dawdle, or Xi Lian will start nagging again."

Bai Mo patted the wheat chaff off his clothes and muttered, "Seriously, Bai Mo, I've already told you I'm the older brother. Fine, fine, I just can't do anything with you guys." The three of them headed towards the village.

"Bai Mo, why do you keep refusing to acknowledge that Bai E is your...brother?"

Xi Lian squinted and smiled, saying, "You're not embarrassed to be the younger brother, are you? Just tell me, Xiao Bai Mo?"

"Hmph~" Bai Mo let out a short hmph.

"Brother Bai'e, Brother Bai Mo, when will you teach me how to wield a sword?" A childish voice rang in my ears.

Bai E smiled at the child who had spoken, patted his head, and said softly, "Wait a little longer, until you grow a little taller."

The child muttered somewhat resentfully, "But I've tried so hard to grow taller, why can't I learn?"

Xi Lian patiently explained, "Little one, learning swordsmanship is not a simple thing; it requires sufficient strength and coordination."

You are still young and your body is still developing. Learning swordsmanship too early will have a negative impact on your health.

"Listen to me, when you grow up, even if I have to drag you, I'll drag your brothers Bai'e and Bai'mo to you and have them teach you swordsmanship, so you can become a great hero in the stories, okay?"

Just then, a gruff voice came from afar: "You three, together again? Go home early, so your mother won't worry again."

Bai E turned his head and saw that it was a hunter from the village. He quickly replied, "Okay, Uncle Hunter, we'll definitely go back as soon as possible."

"By the way, Sister Xilian, why didn't you just bring the 'Oracle Card' book over for us to draw from?" Bai Mo followed behind them in a carefree manner.

"That's because drawing in the small square where we usually play has more of a sense of ritual, right?"

Xi Lian's lips curled into a sly smile. She narrowed her eyes and replied with a soft hum, "Besides, I haven't used the 'Oracle' book in so long that I can't find it~"

"So, Sister Xilian, you brought us here just to help you find something?" Bai Mo couldn't help but complain.

"Oh dear, let's not worry about those trivial details. More people means more help."

"Besides, Bai Mo, can you really bear to see such a cute girl tumbling around in the dust?" Xi Lian wobbled forward. "As for the location? The three of us can figure it out quickly together~"

"We're here. Let's look around the small square we usually hang out in first." Xi Lian smiled and sat on the wooden swing in the center of the square, swaying back and forth.

Bai E and Bai Mo exchanged a glance, both seeing the helplessness in each other's eyes. The brothers tacitly said nothing more and went off separately to search for Xi Lian's "Oracle Tablets" book.

"This is... my favorite storybook from when I was a child? I actually found it here." Bai E flipped through it in disbelief, then carefully put the booklet away with some joy.

"Oh, it seems Bai E has discovered an extra treasure..." Xi Lian's voice suddenly came. He looked up and saw Xi Lian sitting on a wooden swing not far away, swinging leisurely.

Bai Mo wondered if it was just his imagination, but Xi Lian seemed to be swinging higher than before. Her fair little feet swayed in the sunlight, making it hard to look away.

As for that storybook? Bai Mo read it when he was a child. It was a story about a baseball bat hero.

The protagonist rides a giant earth beast named "Train" and, after many hardships, finally defeats the evil demon king and saves the beautiful Ice Crystal Princess.

To be honest, we were completely stunned. Six hundred and sixty-six! What kind of prophet wrote this novel? How can you even play without cracking this?

Especially the scene where the protagonist rides the "train" towards the leader of the Four Heavenly Kings under the Demon King—who commands the monsters.

Bai Mo thought he had transmigrated into some strange fan fiction. For example, something like "Star Iron: Planning the Wedding for Myth and Aha from the Beginning of History".

Therefore, Bai Mo was also hoping that the protagonist would come quickly and kill Onfaros.

He wanted to liberate his brother, Bai Er. But as it turns out, life isn't a novel, and there's no protagonist at all.

What? You're saying I transmigrated and I'm not the protagonist? That's hilarious! What protagonist transmigrates without having some kind of cheat code?

Bai Mo had long understood this: he was just a lazy bum who wanted to give up, lie down, and enjoy life.

Anyway, knowing the general plot, surviving until the next reincarnation shouldn't be a problem. As for what happens after the next reincarnation? Who cares, let's just live long enough first.

However, this story may also be one of the reasons why Bai E took an instant liking to the protagonist.

Bai Mo thought with a wicked sense of humor. At the same time, he also thought of that frozen girl who entered Onphalos before the main characters—March 7.

Could it be her doing? Which reincarnation have I been thrown into?

(I'll bet there's a reason why Bai Er immediately identified the Trailblazers as saviors; I'll come back and kick the author when the 3.5 storyline is updated.)

Chapter 2 Xi Lian: Family, does anyone understand? I'm so lucky, I got a gold item in a single pull!

"Sister Xilian, there shouldn't be any left here." Bai Mo finished tidying up the last corner, straightened up, clapped his hands, and then looked at Xilian on the wooden swing and said.

Upon hearing Bai Mo's voice, Xi Lian turned around with a playful smile on her face. "Ah, thank you for your hard work, you two little Bais. Come on over."

"Sister has some salt and pepper biscuits here." Xi Lian broke a biscuit in half and handed it to Bai E and Bai Mo.

Bai Mo took the two pieces of crispy biscuit that had been broken in half, turned around and handed one to Bai E, saying with a smile.

"Hey Xi Lian, is it really necessary to break them so symmetrically? It's really..." Bai Mo turned around after finishing dividing the cookies and saw Xi Lian holding a whole cookie and stuffing it into her mouth without any restraint.

She chewed the biscuit in small bites, making a "crunch crunch" sound.

Bai Mo was stunned for a moment, looking at Xi Lian, his lips twitching slightly, "How fair..."

Xi Lian seemed to be in a better mood after finishing the cookies, and she jumped off the swing.

"Alright, since the 'Oracle' book isn't here, it'll have to be in my priest's courtyard. Let's go!"

The three of them stood in front of the gate of the familiar yet unfamiliar courtyard.

"It's been so long since I've been here. When we were kids, it seems like this was the only place we ever met, besides the village square," Bai E said with a touch of nostalgia.

"Yeah, when we were kids, you guys would drag me out to play, and you, Bai E, would insist on climbing over the wall even though there was a gate. You even had the audacity to say: 'Heroes never take the usual path.'"

Xi Lian said coquettishly, and casually kicked the fallen leaves by the door into a hidden corner with her fair little feet.

"Compared to him, even your younger brother who's always wanted to be the older brother seems much more mature. Don't you think so, Bai Mo?" Xi Lian turned her head, looking at Bai Mo playfully, a hint of teasing in her eyes.

"What do you mean by wanting to be the younger brother who is the older brother? Xi Lian, I just don't want to be inferior to Bai E for no reason."

Bai Mo's voice carried a hint of resentment. But he still looked towards the messy yet nostalgic courtyard.

"Oh dear, Bai Mo, you're still so stubborn~" Xi Lian giggled, her laughter as clear and melodious as a silver bell. She took a few light steps forward and entered the courtyard, blocking Bai Mo's view.

"However, even if it's Bai Mo, people will still feel shy if they see this yard that hasn't been properly maintained in a long time, right?" A faint blush appeared on Xi Lian's face.