Honkai Impact, starting by entering Kallen's body

Having successfully killed the assassins blocking their path, and thinking they could leave with Hua and her father, they were struck by a boulder, and the cycle of reincarnation restarted.

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Doing nothing will only lead to repeating the same mistakes, endlessly repeating the same failures, forever and ever, the same errors, the same failures, the same despair, the same cycle.

Chapter 133 Hero?

Some perfectionists may obsessively pursue great power when they are happy, but can they regain happiness after obtaining the power they desire?

The answer is difficult, even almost impossible.

In the conference room, Mebius and Mei looked at each other in silence, all eyes and attention focused on the five documents on the table, the contents of which were no different from the dim yellow light overhead.

The Spark Project: Using China as a base, pioneers will pass on knowledge and culture to the local people, promoting their civilization's development.

Executors: Hua, Cangxuan, Danzhu.

The "Ark Project" was re-sown on Earth.

Executor: Gretchen.

Project Hengsha: To explore the possibility of defeating the Honkai by observing other parallel worlds on the Imaginary Tree within the Key of Emptiness.

Executor: Su.

The Stigmata Project: Redefining humanity, turning humans into Stigmata, and indirectly perpetuating the existence of civilization.

Executor: Kevin.

And finally, the executor: Su Xin.

The Ark Project's pursuit of hope is too illusory, like disassembling a watch, throwing all the intricate mechanical parts into the ocean, and waiting for them to one day reassemble themselves back into the original watch.

Because the probability is not zero, there will definitely be a situation that occurs over a long period of time.

Mei will not pin his hopes on something that is almost impossible.

But to be honest, events with a probability close to zero should never be chosen.

When humanity chooses to believe in an unknown destiny, it is branded with the shame of failure.

As for continuing the two plans, it wasn't out of selfishness; it was simply because they wanted their companions to survive.

The "Spark Project" is a petri dish designed to allow Su Xin to experience pain and love, the beauty and cruelty of the world over the long years, leaving countless footprints.

His abilities are extraordinary; even Su Xin herself is unaware of his true powers.

Aside from devouring, the other abilities do not apply to combat, but to Su Xin herself.

Endless and eternal cycle: The world is loaded into the starting position. Before the beginning of the cycle, civilization was born 120,000 years ago. Every time the cycle restarts, Su Xin needs to sleep for 120,000 years until a civilization is born.

It can also be understood as a time-manipulation ability. In actual combat, Su Xin can control the time of specific things, but the limit is one day, and each time she uses it, she needs a long buffer period.

Research has shown that because Su Xin's body is not at the ultimate level, even if it surpasses that of humans and fusion warriors, she cannot use any of his power.

Bearing hope amidst the vast sea of ​​people: Influencing the will of every host with a time imprint, regardless of whether the other party is in the past or in the future.

Mei initially deduced the real reason behind Su Xin's expectations.

Now he walks into the present, pushed by the future, and every choice he makes is predetermined so that he doesn't repeat the same mistakes.

It seems that no one is restricting Su Xin's choices, but in reality, he has no right to choose at all.

Special abilities disrupt the linear timeline of the world, making time ambiguous, and allowing causes to arise from results.

Fortunately, Mei has a good understanding of quantum mechanics, which is nothing more than the theory of quantum entanglement.

There are two boxes, only one of which contains a ball. When one box is opened, it is found to be empty.

Then there must be a ball in the other box.

This means that, in reality, all the tragedies and plans that are unacceptable to people are tacitly accepted by Su Xin, who is guiding the world to this situation.

"I think what he might want to do in the future is just too morally and ethically wrong."

Mei sighed and reached out to open the document.

"He plans to wait for the next civilization to destroy the entire world, including all beings with the attributes of civilization and collapse, regardless of whether they are allies or not, regardless of Su Xin's love or hate."

“As long as he kills the entire world, no one will remember him. As an outsider from another world, being forgotten and not chosen means losing his civilization attributes. His power will not be counted in the End. With tens of thousands of years of accumulation, it is enough for Su Xin to defeat the Herrscher of the End.”

"Then what will happen, I don't know. Maybe there will be no more Honkai in the world, or maybe there will be no more humans. Only he knows."

Is it meaningful to eliminate the Honkai after slaughtering everyone?

Mei has been pondering a question, and based on her speculation about Su Xin's personality, she believes that Su Xin is not strong inside.

What could possibly sustain his brutal killing of all human hope?

Just eliminate the Honkai?

Mei didn't believe it, Mebius didn't believe it, and nobody would believe it.

"He probably couldn't bear that kind of psychological torment, otherwise, he wouldn't have driven us to make this decision."

Mebius thought Su Xin had just joined the Moth Chaser.

At that time, the higher-ups of the Firemoth, including those around the world, feared Su Xin, who possessed power even greater than that of the Herrschers.

He spent seventy-nine days in a sea of ​​blood and screams, without rest or sleep, in cruelty and bloodshed.

Unless one is psychologically disturbed or has a particular predisposition to killing, no one can sustain a killing spree indefinitely.

Although he showed no sadness or joy on his face when Kevin's team was looking for Su Xin, he did not show any discomfort due to the killing.

But when he joined the Fire Moth in the laboratory and saw the bizarre tentacles and mutilated corpses of Honkai Beasts in the nutrient tank, he felt nauseous and vomited.

This only proves that Su Xin is not as cold and strong as she seems, and that she can feel nauseous.

Or perhaps, the massacre was propelled forward by some unspeakable secret.

After returning to normal life, he was still the same child who longed for peace and hated bloody and disturbing scenes.

Therefore, it was put on the execution schedule.

To outsiders, the search for the final holy mark is a way to subject everyone to the test of natural selection, survival of the fittest, and elimination of the inferior.

Those who survived possessed better physiques and genes, and awakened the power within their bloodline, becoming holders of the Holy Mark.

When the world is destined to end, the plan is clearly without any problems.

It's better for a few to live than for everyone to die.

But in reality, it only aims to alleviate Su Xin's future feelings of guilt.

Since he is determined to kill everyone in the world, then the Stigmata Project is an accomplice.

Separating the guilt of murder from a person's heart.

Kevin shouldn't have been the one to carry out the task, but he was unaware of the true purpose and insisted on becoming the executor.

Mei couldn't persuade him otherwise, and since there was no suitable candidate among the remaining heroes, Kevin had to carry it out.

Isn't it all just a coincidence of fate?

They once fought side by side to defeat their rival school teammate, and in the future, they will share hardships and the guilt of the massacre.

History always repeats itself in cycles.

What happens will happen again, and mistakes will be repeated in the future.

That is also the truth.

"Mebius, you seem a little distracted? Are you worried about him?"

"Ha, who cares about the world's heroes? It's pointless. Even if someone does worry, it's someone else, not me. Who cares about me anyway? Doesn't everyone like Alicia? She'll worry about it for a while, then she'll ask me why?"

Mebius sneered, hugged his arm, and seemed to be thinking of some bad memories, putting on a sour expression.

Mei tried hard to suppress her laughter, but seeing Mebius's murderous expression, she couldn't help but laugh.

With a sly smirk, she said, "Oh? You... he confessed his feelings to you and you accepted, but the next day Hua told you that he only cared about your good relationship with Alicia and wanted to spite Alicia?"

"Do you know I dumped him? I'm not just curious about the behavioral logic of lab rats, I want to observe them up close."

"Uh, so you're going to do experiments on Hua later to stop her development?" Mei asked tentatively. Originally, Hua had a bit of a sense of masculinity; after all, she was a young girl, and she could develop.

“No, that’s not right. She asked for my opinion, and she agreed,” Mebius said with a wicked grin, looking rather malicious.

Mei asked curiously, "You?"

Möbius chuckled. "I asked her about an experiment that could help your body better adapt to combat, with side effects only involving minor changes in bodily structures, such as faster hair growth and quicker cell renewal."

"So you didn't tell her about the so-called 'better suitability for combat, stopping the development of sexual characteristics'? You did it on purpose, didn't you?"

"Not on purpose, but intentionally. So stop kidnapping my assistant, trying to pry into my dark past, you scheming, black-rimmed panda girl."

"What's done is done, there's nothing we can do. I just feel sorry for Hua."

Mebius steered the conversation away from himself: "Bihua, aren't Alicia even more pitiful? The two of them didn't even have a proper talk; they lacked communication. If they could have had a proper chat, maybe the Fire Moth wouldn't have all those strange pink things now. Especially my wardrobe—there wouldn't be that damn pink dress anymore!"

"So you didn't lose it, Mebius. Do you like that pink dress?" Mei said irritably.

"Heh." Mebius didn't refute, but sneered, saluting the snake's last shred of dignity.

Mei put down all her documents, turned to look at the world outside the window. As night fell, magnificent fireworks lit up the sky, and thousands of lights shone brightly under the heavens. The firelight never faded, and civilization was faintly visible in the firelight.

The final flourishing of human civilization, at least during Mei's lifetime.

Mei took off her coat and heavy work clothes, revealing her fair arms covered with twisted purplish-black lines.

Dealing with Honkai all year round, it's inevitable to contract the same disease.

There is no cure, but what's the point of spending a lot of time trying to cure it?

Will surviving him only add to his future guilt?

Killing your best friend and lover

It's not so bad to die quietly; at least you'll leave with a whole body.

"Getting back to the main point, now that everything is arranged, we should prepare for the ending."

"We cannot choose how we are born, but we can decide how we die."

"We strive, we struggle, and then we choose to live on in pain and move forward, or we choose to die and stay where we are, it's all fine."

Mei confided her feelings to Mebius with some sadness, saying she was tired.

Since becoming a leader and leading the Moths of Fire, there have been no holidays or rest days; every day requires constant thinking.

The text discusses resolving internal conflicts and disputes within humanity, exploring the laws governing Honkai and countermeasures, and examining the countless weapons research projects and imagined Honkai scenarios around the world.

It's too much for a woman who has just come of age.

Even a genius like Mei has moments of mental exhaustion.

It is an extremely cruel truth in the world that no one can keep striving forward indefinitely, not even heroes.

"Tsk tsk, I never thought you could be so sentimental. I thought you only criticized current affairs and looked down on everyone from a high position."

Mebius, as always, was outspoken.

Mei doesn't dislike Mebius's straightforward personality.

"Perhaps people speak the best words when they are about to die. When we are all at the end of our lives, we will find that there is no need to dwell on things."

"Of course you can do it, since you're half-buried."

"Hey, Mebius, are you prepared to live?"

"No comment."

"Emmm, in short, I hope that those of us who survived can learn from this and not repeat the tragedy. Like Su Xin and Alicia, they were clearly furious with each other, but they were unwilling to say another word to each other."

"Hehe, I'm sure he'll make the same mistake again. He's not a rational person, nor is he as smart as you. Su Xin will definitely grit his teeth and hide the truth to take responsibility in order to protect the people around him. He's acting like a child. He could have just sat down and talked it out to resolve the misunderstanding, but instead it has become a regret that he can never make up for in his lifetime."

Möbius's voice was unusually less shrill.

It's more like pity and complaint than criticism.

They complained that Su Xin was too clueless about girls' feelings.

"She is not good with words and prefers to protect silently. In the years to come, Su Xin will definitely meet a girl who can open her heart to her. I think she should be okay after experiencing it once. I guess the two of them will definitely quarrel, and they might quarrel so badly because of a misunderstanding that it will eventually lead to tragedy."

Mei covered her face, unsure whether to laugh or cry.

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