Honkai Impact, starting by entering Kallen's body

More Honkai Beasts and Death Knights seemed to ignore Su Xin, chasing after him without paying him any attention.

After an unknown period of time, the train station finally returned to silence. Apart from Su Xin, the place was completely empty, devoid of any living beings.

Finally, Su Xin stood up shakily, feeling a wave of fear wash over her, and tried hard to suppress the urge to vomit.

Although it's unclear why the Honkai Beasts and assassins weren't killed, according to the original setting, ordinary people cannot withstand high concentrations of Honkai energy and must leave as soon as possible.

"What?" Su Xin suddenly noticed a strand of pink hair amidst the ruins.

Upon approaching, I discovered a girl who looked about the same age as me, her face obscured by a black hat.

Su Xin glanced back. The once-clean train station was now piled high with body parts, and the teetering fluorescent lights illuminated the deep red blood, making it appear even more tragically beautiful.

Su Xin gritted her teeth and pulled the pink-haired girl who had been knocked unconscious by the rubble out of the ruins.

"Hey, wake up, can you listen to me?" Su Xin called out to the pink-haired girl, but the girl had fainted and could not respond.

Su Xin hesitated for a moment, then finally put her ear to the girl's thin chest and listened to her even heartbeat before letting out a sigh of relief.

He was just an ordinary person; he couldn't save everyone, but he could at least help those who were equally vulnerable within his power.

"Hmm, I guess I've been hungry for too long? I'm so weak." Su Xin said with difficulty, carrying the pink-haired girl on her back.

Having not eaten all day, Su Xin would have been unable to pull the pink-haired girl out and carry her away in her weakened state if it weren't for the large amount of adrenaline she had just experienced due to extreme fear.

"When you wake up, be grateful to me!"

Su Xin walked slowly; he didn't have the strength to run, so he could only try to move forward while his body was in a state of heightened energy.

The desolate moonlight peeks out, obscuring the sky. Beneath the dome lies devastation, ruins and ruins, a scene of utter devastation from which prosperity has vanished.

Blood stained the trampled wildflowers, and the soil carried the heavy scent of death.

Life is like a fragile duckweed, fleeting and ephemeral.

The empty earth gradually cracked, and countless stars fell like blood rain.

Suddenly, buildings collapsed and the earth cracked open. All sorts of hideous monsters tore at human flesh.

No, they were all behind Su Xin and showed no sign of coming.

Su Xin didn't know why the Honkai Beasts ignored her, but she didn't dare to linger for even a moment. If they changed their minds, she would definitely be doomed.

Su Xin hurriedly fled the train station, but he didn't notice.

Another figure appeared in the eyes of the tank-class Honkai Beast just now. Its bright golden eyes, snow-white hair, and various strange divine patterns on its body all indicated that it was a special person.

Su Xin couldn't see that person, but that person saw Su Xin fleeing in panic.

It was a bit strange; the person only opened their left eye.

He murmured to himself, "You started the story, and I will witness it."

Only by personally experiencing fear and despair can one see the answer to the future.

"Those who abandon everything may indeed walk faster, but they certainly won't go far. Only those who carry expectations and responsibilities can go far, because with expectations they can always see the direction clearly, and with responsibilities they will never stop."

"Even though it's tiring, and even though sometimes it's painful and I want to give up."

"But if we don't do it, everything will just go back to square one, back to the present and start all over again."

The figure gradually became illusory, like a fleeting bubble or phantom.

The phantom followed behind Su Xin as the Honkai Beast horde surged forward. In the first half hour, he issued his first order: Ignore Su Xin and destroy everything at the train station.

As a Herrscher, Alicia was naturally not on the Honkai Beast Tide attack list.

Now he is about to issue a second order: destroy the city of Diming, and then hunt down Su Xin several years later.

"You must experience beauty and then witness its shattering before you can move forward without hesitation."

"Finally, I made up my mind to reach the predetermined outcome, and I will move forward by any means necessary."

On the other side, Su Xin carried the pink-haired girl on her back, struggling through the dilapidated city. Yesterday, it was a scene of prosperity and bustling activity, but today, no bright and beautiful shops remain intact.

Only the wildflowers by the roadside, stained with vibrant blood-red, stubbornly peek out from the cracks in the broken walls, wanting to see the beauty of the world.

No, it can only see the deathly gray sky and listen to the mournful, dull tolling of bells echoing over the city again and again.

"Haha, so hungry, so tired," Su Xin gasped for breath, her ankles feeling like they were strapped with two large lead balls, her body cells protesting with every step she took.

His muscles were so tense they were twisted into a rope, and he was on the verge of collapse.

Finding a hotel that was barely adequate for lodging, Su Xin suddenly lost her senses and fell. It took her about half an hour to come to her senses and put the girl behind her on the bed.

With her dry lips unable to speak, Su Xin just wanted to sleep.

In a daze, Su Xinyang collapsed onto the pink-haired girl and fell into a deep sleep.

As dawn broke, a soft, white light shone into the small house.

Su Xin slowly opened her eyes, but couldn't see the shocking or surprising scene.

She had long, slightly wavy pink hair with neat, side-swept bangs, tied into a ponytail at the back of her head.

Her bright, pink amber eyes shone like a constellation of stars as she stared intently at Su Xin.

Their noses were separated by less than a sheet of sandpaper, and they could clearly feel each other's warm breath.

Su Xin took a deep breath, and a rich floral fragrance filled her nostrils, as if she were in a sea of ​​flowers.

"A new day, may you enjoy the sunrise and be full of energy all day long. Hmm, wait, that's not what the book says, is it? Anyway, that's the gist of it."

Alicia greeted Su Xin warmly.

Su Xin paused for a second, "Alicia?"

"Huh? You know my name. We didn't introduce ourselves, did we?"

"I, I guess, it's true."

"Hmm, you seem a bit dim-witted?"

Alicia puffed out her pink lips, seemingly lost in thought, but soon gave up and flashed a bright smile.

Su Xin was a little excited, because it was the real deal, Little Aili!

A whole host of thoughts about being locked up immediately flooded Su Xin's mind.

Chapter 111 Thank you, you're so kind.

"Since you know my name, shouldn't you tell me yours too?"

"Su Xin".

Alicia paused for a second, "Such a simple name, not nice to hear."

“If you go to China, you should understand the meaning of my name,” Su Xin casually remarked.

The meaning of "昕" is similar to "the first light of dawn," signifying the arrival of hope and the fulfillment of beautiful aspirations, at least that's what his parents told him.

Su Xin vaguely remembers that her parents' expectations were only to illuminate the future.

Average grades, average abilities, average family background.

He attended a regular high school and got into a regular university.

Make a few ordinary friends, live an ordinary life.

Even so, Su Xin did not receive any pressure from her parents, and every time she went home, she could see her parents smiling happily.

Even when I was a child, I was too young and naive, and I fantasized about growing up to be as tall and grown up as my parents.

The mother didn't explain much, but simply held Su Xin in her arms and lovingly stroked his cheek.

For them, it might be a peaceful and stable life for the rest of their lives; that's their greatest wish.

I'm thinking of going home, but I wonder how my parents are doing now?

“Then let’s go to Shenzhou!” Alicia suddenly suggested.

The abrupt words pulled Su Xin from her memories, revealing a surprised expression.

"What? Why? Shenzhou is really far away, isn't it? Shouldn't we be worried about our current situation and leave this city that's experiencing a collapse as soon as possible?"

Su Xin couldn't understand Alicia's thought process.

Alicia suddenly ran up to Su Xin, asking with a hint of confusion, "But Su Xin, isn't it true that only Shenzhou knows the true meaning of your name?"

“We’re not wrong,” Su Xin said, rubbing her forehead, feeling a bit overwhelmed. “But who would travel thousands of miles to another country just to want someone’s name!”

Su Xin is right. A normal person wouldn't travel thousands of miles to another country just to understand the meaning of a name.

There are several solutions: go online, ask people in China, or even go to the library to look up relevant books, which would be much faster.

"No, no, travel isn't about rushing around the world for one thing you've always wanted. It's about seeing all sorts of new and interesting things and meeting all kinds of people along the way. Even if you don't find the answer you initially wanted, it's still a worthwhile trip."

Alicia answered frankly.

Su Xin felt relieved; looking at Alicia, she wanted to do it.

"But what about food, clothing, shelter, and transportation? We don't have a single penny. We can't possibly expect someone to hire child laborers so we can work and travel at the same time, can we?"

Su Xin also wanted to go to China to see it, after all, with his broken foreign language skills, he could only communicate to the limit.

"I think it's okay. Everyone is enthusiastic, and we've come this far together." Alicia's sincere eyes seemed to tell Su Xin that it was all true.

Su Xin remained silent for a while before giving an awkward but polite smile.

Indeed, you are special.

It seems that all the goodwill in the world is arranged by fate to surround God's favorite.

What ordinary child gets this kind of treatment while traveling? It's a miracle if they don't get kidnapped, let alone be ripped off or cheated.

Su Xin remembered that in the original novel, a thief stole Alicia's luggage, but later, out of kindness, returned it to her.

Su Xin wouldn't put himself in the role of Alicia; he doesn't have that kind of luck.

"Fine, do it if you want, I'll go with you." Su Xin sighed, sounding quite helpless.

On the one hand, she wanted to do this, but on the other hand, Su Xin had no choice but to do it.

You can't expect to just wander around like an ordinary person in a Honkai world without the protagonist's halo, right? The city is called Rumbling City. Judging from the picture, it's quite large and located in the center. It would take a lot of time for the Honkai beast tide to destroy the entire city and then return.

That's enough for him to take Alicia away.

It's safer to travel with the world and cherish your daughter than to wander aimlessly like a headless fly.

Moreover, Su Xin glanced at Alicia's exquisite and flawless face out of the corner of her eye, and instantly turned her head away, swallowing her saliva guiltily.

Too much punishment is truly terrible; one can be handcuffed, but one should not be imprisoned.

"Thank you, you're so kind!" Alicia's sweet voice rang out loudly in the empty, quiet room.

Fortunately, Su Xin was an inexperienced college student who had never seen the world and would not do anything outrageous.

After observing outside for a while, Su Xin tore off the city planning map and examined it carefully.

There's a pier 100 kilometers to the east; you might be able to sneak onto a cruise ship and travel to China.

"Come with me. I know the fastest way to Shenzhou. Keep an eye on our surroundings as we travel. Tell me in advance if you notice anything. Your senses should be more sensitive than mine. Hey, Alicia, what are you doing?"

As Su Xin was planning her trip, Alicia ran to a claw machine not far away, her blue and pink eyes sparkling as if they were shimmering with stars.

"Idiot, are you even listening to me? If you don't insert any coins, the claw machine won't respond no matter how you pull the lever." Su Xin walked over and flicked Alicia on the head.

Alicia crouched down, clutching her head in pain, looking extremely aggrieved, as if she was about to cry.

Su Xin felt a little guilty. Had she been too forceful? Even now, Alicia was just like a fragile child.

"I'm sorry, I shouldn't have hit you so hard."

While Su Xin was comforting Alicia, Alicia suddenly looked at Su Xin with a pitiful expression, pointing her little finger at the yellow plush toy in the claw machine, "Waaah, I want that, but Mr. Machine won't help me."

In an instant, Su Xin didn't comfort Alicia's thoughts, but went behind the machine to find the lock.

But a child with no strength to even kill a chicken cannot destroy it.

Then the only option is to grab it by force.

Hmph, I was once the most feared nightmare of arcade owners! With ten coins and ten chances, I could catch seven or eight monsters. Even if the owner turned the machine's sensitivity to the lowest setting, it couldn't stop Su Xin from becoming the envy of his classmates.

Su Xin is one of the few who can be considered truly outstanding.

"Don't cry. I'll catch as many of these things as you want."

Su Xin walked to the hotel counter, hesitated with her hand outstretched in the air, then opened the cabinet and took out her valuables without further delay.