Honkai Impact 3rd is not considered a small opening

Möbius chuckled. "No, are you really in such a hurry?"

I thought you treated An Yu like a younger brother, always fooling around with him without any real feelings.

However, Mebius's tone became slightly more serious: "Rather than calling it betrayal, I'd say I'm moving towards my ideals."

"I remember he was trembling when he first killed the soldier. An ordinary person would be scared for days, but he quickly found his direction. His ideal was no longer to become a famous writer, but to save the world."

"It is very fortunate that his childhood dream was suddenly rediscovered, and that he also has the talent to rediscover his dream."

“From that day on, I never saw him lose heart, and then you came along.”

Alicia thought for a while, but she couldn't imagine the scene of An Yu rubbing the little pearl, let alone the scene of An Yu trembling with fear and then stubbornly sticking out her words.

“In China, being independent is no longer an advantage, and having unique characteristics without achievements in teaching is not a good thing either. An Yu has always lacked confidence, but it seems that he has indeed been favored by fate.”

“He has never lost, and he probably still thinks that as long as he works hard enough and puts in enough effort, he will never fail.”

That's not entirely wrong; at least An Yu's talent makes this a possibility.

Moreover, Mebius now can't even imagine the scenario of An Yu losing.

Alicia pouted again: "Why did I fail when I tried my best!"

"Effort should be rewarded. Sister Mei, you're just like An Yu said, boring adults."

Mebius didn't reply, took a sip of beer, and then laughed: "I knew you two were alike."

Alishia was left feeling down; no, how did she resemble An Yu at all?

She's not someone any random pink-haired fox could lure away, that fickle An Yu!

…………

"Let's see who still says the moth that chases the flame is bad."

Walking casually into the place responsible for the second collapse, An Yu was quite satisfied with the bustling but sparsely populated hall.

He should have handled it well. With the Honkai outbreak, how many people from the previous civilization could have survived given the current state of the civilization? Not many. If it wasn't handled well, the Moths of Fire would have no reason to exist.

Wilvi was somewhat surprised: "What are you doing here?"

It's absurd that An Yu's personality would be associated with this kind of government department. Isn't he just a soldier?

An Yu was flipping through the latest compensation policy when she heard the voice. She looked up and was even more confused than Vivi: "Sister Vivi, what are you doing here?"

He came here purely because he was influenced by the hype. Although he quit the game relatively early before transmigrating, there were too many people criticizing the Fire Moth. For a while, they kept saying that without higher-ups, the heroes would probably have already cleared the game.

However, in An Yu's eyes, the Fire-Chasing Moth seems quite good.

Wilvi sat to the side, glanced at the documents in An Yu's hand, and pursed her lips.

"Looking at this is useless, and with your level of education, you wouldn't be able to see the problems inside."

An Yu: ...

Wilvi pointed to the bustling hall: "It's normal that they don't have smiles on their faces, after all, they just went through something like this. But An Yu, have you ever thought about it? Are there really that many saints in the world? In situations where making a fuss might increase one's subsidies, is it really possible to maintain such order?"

Vilvi is not stupid, and she has seen a lot of things. She has traveled to many places and has naturally witnessed the hardships of ordinary people and knows a lot of troublesome things.

An Yu didn't understand: "But I think humanitarian compensation is pretty good."

She was about to explain to Sister Wei, but then An Yu thought about it again. The great magician had read a lot of books and was a legendary college student. Maybe he really had some brilliant insights.

Humanitarian compensation… Vilvi chuckled helplessly, took off her tall hat, and pressed it onto An Yu’s head.

"The range of fluctuations in humanitarian compensation is too large, but for now it can only be humanitarian compensation, because no one can be held responsible for the Honkai, it all depends on how much other countries care about ordinary people."

Actually, there's not much difference; it's just like disaster relief. But this isn't handled by our own continent; it's like moths chasing a flame, with the continent just paying for it.

No one is willing to pay money, especially for places outside their jurisdiction.

"Actually, the best solution is for the Moth of Fire to only be responsible for military matters, and for whichever place collapses to be responsible for the aftermath. However, the distribution of wealth in the world is never even, and many places really cannot afford to take responsibility."

"So the transformation of the Moths of Fire into the organization we know today is actually a product of compromise."

Seeing An Yu's unwilling look, Wilvi turned the hat around a couple more times, making An Yu's originally neat hair messy, even more fluffy than her own afro.

"So, you really know how to cause trouble for people. What are you doing here, a Chinese from China? If all else fails, you can come to Mu Continent with your sister Mei. This kind of fledgling, hybrid organization is full of trouble."

However, looking at An Yu's bright eyes, Wilvi felt somewhat helpless.

"It's fate again, isn't it? You believe this place will become the center of the world, the intersection of destinies, but how can the Moth that chases the flame become like a country?"

It's unrealistic to think that a single collapse could destroy a country.

Chapter 161: 159 Suffers a Huge Loss

"Fate..."

Wilvi sighed, looking at An Yu who was always so radiant, and decided to try and crush her confidence.

Do you believe in other life in the universe?

An Yu nodded, then looked at Vervi with suspicion.

He remembered the timeline of the Starry Sky Railway, which was after the finale of Kiana's storyline, since Old Yang was involved, and he had heard that there was also the Void Archives. But shouldn't our place be a pre-civilization?

Is the research progress of the big V teacher so fast?

However, An Yu nodded: "Why not believe it? The universe is vast and boundless. Maybe we are the apostles trapped in a cage."

"Perhaps there are gods in the universe, many lost souls who constantly seek miracles in pursuit of immortality, and many old predecessors who work diligently just to build cities and protect the universe."

"Moreover, there must be a group of warm-hearted pioneers in the universe who help others solve their problems and constantly take risks. Among these people, many may not leave their names, but they can be collectively called 'nameless travelers'."

"I believe there is life in the universe, just as I believe I will save the world."

Moreover, there is indeed life in the universe, as well as Star Gods, Fate Walkers, and Machine Races.

As always, she talks a lot and has a tendency to diverge in her thinking. Even though I only mentioned the topic of the universe, An Yu can naturally think of many things.

Moreover, it actually sounds quite plausible.

"Do you know that we are in the impoverished region of the universe?" Velvi rested her chin on her hand, losing all interest in doing anything else.

She quite enjoys listening to the other person ramble on, but she doesn't know why, just like she still doesn't know why crows resemble writing desks.

An Yu hadn't brought up this issue with her for a long time. Ever since she started dating Ying, their tacit understanding had inevitably worn away over the past year.

An Yu: ...

"I've heard this claim: the solar system is on the edge of the Milky Way, which is also the most barren area. The Milky Way is on the edge of a barred spiral galaxy, which is also the most barren area. Earth is the most impoverished area in the universe."

He had heard this before. In a stunning cosmic observation image, the Milky Way galaxy was located at the very edge, and its light was not as bright. The solar system, which was also at the very edge of the Milky Way, was even dimmer.

However, this was the situation before he transmigrated; he wasn't really sure what the collapsed world looked like.

"But, great magician, many problems cannot be thought of in this way. We are just presumptuously equating the number of stars with the abundance of resources. Who knows if the appearance of a second star in the solar system is really a good thing?"

An Yu seemed quite indifferent. If Lao Yang could go to space in the future, why couldn't he?

Moreover, there aren't that many evil forces in the universe; most are beings that abide by order. But the timelines are different, and An Yu doesn't understand.

Velvi: ...

How could you know?

"You really only graduated from junior high school?"

What middle school student would bother to learn about this kind of knowledge? But An Yu's age seems to be only middle school graduation.

For a moment, Vilvi was unsure of the situation.

An Yu proudly raised her head: "The real deal!"

As for why I know so much, well, it's just bits and pieces of information I gleaned from short video platforms.

After all, these kinds of things are very interesting for An Yu, who is full of imagination, and knowing them seems pretty cool.

Vilvi chuckled, "What's there to be proud of, Big Kid?"

An Yu shook her head: "Graduating from junior high school is nothing to be proud of, but I am still somewhat proud of what I have achieved so far after graduating from junior high school."

"Also, Sister Wei, I need to correct you on something: I'm not a big kid anymore."

As he spoke, An Yu began to take things seriously. After all, the Great Magician's mental state was somewhat strange, and he couldn't guess what the other party would do next.

Before Wilvi realized what An Yu was saying, she twirled her hat again, making An Yu's hair even more fluffy.

"Could it be that he's regressed into a child?"

Her voice held a hint of confusion, but more so amusement. Wilvi leisurely played childish games with An Yu.

Although she herself is often quite childish, what's wrong with being a little childish!

"...I'm an adult now."

Wilvi responded with a smile: "I understand, I understand. Children always long to become adults. Just like when you were not yet 16, you always said that you would wait another year and then you would be 19 in 13 months."

"Now that I think about it carefully, it seems you miscalculated back then. It should have taken at least 19 months."

With her legs together and the documents placed on top, Velvi leaned against the wall, feeling a pang of nostalgia for the time when they first met.

How wonderful those times were! There was no Sakura, and I didn't even know Alicia. The so-called Sister Mei wasn't much of a competitor.

"It didn't refer to adulthood in a spiritual sense, but rather to adulthood in a physical sense."

An Yu sometimes feels really helpless. Why does the great magician, who has always had such a good understanding with her, have to make it so clear to her on this issue?

Please, this is the main hall! He's actually quite introverted by nature...

"Hmm, after all, your physical abilities have long surpassed... eh?"

Eh eh eh!

Seemingly understanding what An Yu meant, Vilvi suddenly jumped up and pointed at An Yu, but didn't say a word.

However, her expression didn't immediately turn aggrieved. Instead, it took her quite a while, as if something had come to mind, before she started to feel aggrieved.

However, An Yu soon found out why.

Velvi gritted her teeth: "You mean, this is your first time with Sakura?"

No, where did Sakura come from, some kind of saint?!

Vilvi always thought An Yu had leveled up several times this year, but it turns out she's still a level 1 newbie. How did Sakura manage to stand it?

Thinking about this, a feeling of frustration welled up inside me. No, you and Sakura didn't do anything before.

Why should I abide by the code of honor, since neither of us is married and you haven't even done anything inappropriate? Is this what you call a relationship?

Oh, you kids are looking forward to this kind of sweet romance... Although Vilvi herself also looked forward to it, she was ultimately realistic.

Oh dear! What a loss!

An Yu cautiously probed the other person's emotions: "The Great Magician?"

However, it was to no avail; the great magician seemed to be a bit depressed.

An Yu shook the great magician's arm, hoping to bring him back to his senses.

"It's alright, Great Magician. Sakura is easy to talk to and doesn't insist that I spend all day with her."

P.S. Question: In Martians, I only graduated with Pine Sparrow on S rank. How do I beat this weather event? It's so tanky!

I managed to get a little over 500 points with a combination of Pine Sparrow, Seele with the Splits, and number 17. I was completely overwhelmed.

Chapter 162: 1603 Palaces, Six Courtyards, and Seventy-Two Concubines

Tsk, he really is a saint.

For some reason, Wilvi felt a pang of resentment towards Sakura for being so 'open-minded' after hearing her say that.

No, you really don't have any possessiveness?

Suddenly losing her childishness, Vervi took the hat back and put it on her head.

"Go back, you're of no use here."

"The current Moth of Fire is quite good. As an international organization, it has achieved a great deal."

An Yu didn't refute. After following the great magician out of the bustling building, the bright sunshine outside dispelled some of her previous gloom.

However, when they parted ways, Virvi took the initiative to strike up a conversation.

Do you know why I call you "Kid Brother"?

"Isn't it because I'm young?"