Honkai Impact: Star Railway: I'm really not a Star God!

When she opened her eyes again, she found herself in a special space.

The boundless stars dotted the dark void like shining gems. She felt the tranquility of the interstellar space and could almost hear the faint breath of the universe.

As the star took a step forward, a winding path, guided by the light of the starry sea, appeared before its eyes.

There were many faint points of light beside the path. When gently touched, Xingwei felt a sense of surprise. All of these were Cocolia's memories.

He has a warm relationship with Bronya... and the ambition of a newly appointed High Guardian...

The winding path seemed to foreshadow Cocolia's experiences, and memories of Cocolia being bewitched began to appear in the specks of light... She made many decisions that were beyond her control.

An unbreakable will to protect, eroded by centuries... How can the mortal Cocolia fight against the Star Core...?

She struggled... and was ultimately consumed...

As Xing walked to the end of the road, she found herself at the center of this sea of ​​stars. The center of the sea of ​​stars was like a magnificent flower, slowly blooming in space and radiating a mesmerizing glow.

A long-haired woman holding a lance and dressed in a commander's uniform stood with her back to Star. Sensing Star's arrival, Alisa Rand turned to look at Star, her gaze filled with scrutiny.

In her final moments, Cocolia shook the protective will within the lance, replenishing its power and restoring it to its peak, even surpassing the lance's strongest moment.

Since Cocolia has chosen to entrust the lance to this girl, then... she will have to stand in Cocolia's place and see if she... is up to the task.

"For the past seven hundred years, the rift has been expanding every minute and every second. What we leave to our successors is... no faith or wealth, only boundless despair."

"Witnessing the homeland we swore to protect gradually disappear before our eyes... is torturous, especially with those lingering, seductive whispers."

Even the strongest will is bound to waver; this day is destined to come, and His protection... is destined to leave us.

Alisa Rand objectively stated everything. In fact, she could understand Cocolia's behavior. After all, all of this was bound to happen sooner or later. Even if Cocolia held fast to her beliefs, another Cocolia would inevitably appear in the future.

After she finished speaking, Alisa Rand quietly looked at the star, waiting for her choice.

"There will always be... people who will never waver! I will protect Cocolia's will!"

With a slight smile, the Guardian's Will handed the lance to Xing.

“Even Cocolia couldn’t attract His glance. I don’t know where the powerful protective force comes from. Maybe she just skipped His sight for a moment and directly obtained the energy of destiny. Next... it’s up to you.”

As the familiar will dissipated, Xing gripped his lance once more.

Countless light-years away, the amber giant, tirelessly building its walls, paused for a moment, then turned its gaze to a planet it had never remembered.

Upon seeing the star core within the girl's body, Kripper instantly connected everything. At the level of a star god, aside from mystery and memories, what could be so unknown to Him? Moreover, He was one of the oldest star gods and a survivor of the Twilight War.

Knowing that Xing was a key piece in the game, Cripper generously added the power of protection to his lance. The mark of protection appeared on Xing's body, but Xing did not feel any relief.

She suddenly remembered hearing about original sin and tried to understand why, in an era where everyone believed in star gods, Ling Kong's seemingly rebellious statement that he did not believe in any star god seemed to have a bit more persuasive power at this moment.

Grasping the lance, Xing in reality opened her eyes. Did she really understand preservation better than Cocolia? Why couldn't Cocolia gain Kripper's approval, while Kripper turned his gaze to her the moment she grasped the lance?

The power of destiny... is merely something the star gods will grant you; you will only receive it if they so desire it.

"call..."

Exhaling a breath of scorching air, Xing wanted to pick up something as a souvenir, but found that Cocolia's existence was as if it had been erased, leaving nothing behind.

She leaned forward, her hands gripping her lance, and a semi-transparent, sharp barrier appeared in front of Xing.

The illusory soldiers on the deck not far away continued to attack, but the destructive energy was instantly neutralized when it hit the protective barrier.

Xing took a breath and aimed at a defensive facility in the distance.

The power of preservation transforms into a blazing flame that ignites hope, lingering around the tip of the lance.

"The spear tip is ignited... Flame Spear! Charge!"

Just like the purpose of developing a weapon like a lance, once the star begins its charge, its momentum is unstoppable, and any pawns that try to block it will be burned by the blazing flames at the tip of the lance.

No matter how hard they tried, they couldn't stop the mothership from arriving. Destroying a mothership larger than Yalilo with just a few people was far too difficult...

Even if it is destroyed, the crashed mothership will still destroy Arilo.

Everything seemed to be at a dead end.

dong dong dong.

Even in the chaos of the battlefield, Xing caught the sound in an instant. When she realized what was happening, she noticed that Walter was already standing beside her.

Having already sent Bronya and Seele off the mothership, Welt glanced with satisfaction at Star, who was holding a lance.

He tapped the mothership's deck with the Star of Eden in his hand, and countless pseudo-black holes instantly appeared in the air. The powerful suction force actually lifted the mothership up slowly in an instant.

"Uncle Yang! You've finally arrived!"

"Of course. Now that such a big problem has arisen, as a senior, I must help deal with it. You and Danheng go and fix the mothership's power system. Note... you must act quickly. The antimatter legion uses an antimatter core. If you are not careful, the power of the antimatter core explosion may take you all with it."

Upon seeing Walter come to help, Xing nodded quickly, a sense of reassurance welling up within her.

"Himeko will provide you with fire support from above and help you locate the propulsion system. Because the mothership is too large, it has no other option but to come out. If we don't resolve this before the mothership is completely separated, we will face... possibly the antimatter legion's fleet."

As soon as he finished speaking, Himeko's voice came online.

"It's time to deal with the trouble."

Chapter 89 It seems your god has given up on you.

In a world on the verge of destruction, a man desperately pulled the trigger. The gunshot rang out, but the expected excruciating pain did not occur, and his consciousness remained intact. The man gave a self-deprecating laugh.

"So death can happen in an instant..."

Hey.

The sound of metal bullet casings hitting the ground instantly startled the man. He looked sharply to the side and saw an interstellar tourist who was clearly not a local and a young woman staring at him.

"If you could, could you please show me the way? I don't know anyone here. Just point me in a direction. Since I'm going to commit suicide anyway, please help this poor stranger out of the way."

Iris pinched Gluttony's hand and bowed to the man.

"I'm sorry... that's just my personality, but he definitely doesn't mean any harm. We're looking for the whereabouts of the antimatter legion, you know?"

After Gluttony took Iris away, Ling Kong used his abilities to create a virtual space for Iris, borrowing some of the power of time. In just one day, Iris had transformed from a little girl into a beautiful young woman.

After all, it would be too much to bear to be with a little girl while fighting and killing with Gluttony.

"Where is the antimatter legion headed?"

Hearing their words, the man couldn't help but laugh.

These days, there are actually people actively seeking out the antimatter legion. Are they in such a hurry to be destroyed...?

"Why...did you come to me?"

"We searched for a long time and found that you are the last living person on this planet."

Leaning down, Iris looked at the man with a mixture of disappointment and exasperation.

"Oh, I see... I might know... but can you do me a favor? From an interstellar civilization to what it is now... I don't know what to do next. Maybe after I tell you, I'll just find another place to end it all? Can you help me find a spaceship? Maybe I want to see the outside world."

Upon hearing this, Gluttony nodded and agreed.

"Let's get straight to the antimatter legion's route. The spaceship will be here soon."

"I feel like I have no choice but to believe."

Following the direction the man pointed, Gluttony and Iris vanished in the blink of an eye. Just as the man was wondering how he should survive, he suddenly realized something very important.

"Huh??? What happened to the massive antimatter fleet that filled the sky just now???"

He rushed to the top floor of the building and strained his eyes to see into the distance.

Aside from the lingering smoke of battle, the antimatter army seemed to have vanished as if swallowed by something.

......

On a starship, the blasphemer, wracked with a splitting headache, got up from the ground and sat back down in his seat.

Fortunately, my lapse in composure was not noticed by my subordinates.

The connection with the clone was suddenly severed, and at the last moment, it received only an extremely desperate emotion, a fear from which there was no escape.

Even with its faith destroyed, it felt a trace of fear under this emotion.

It didn't know what its clone had encountered that could terrify it so much, even if it was just a clone, going all out... using the power of destruction, even the generals of the immortal ship would have to think twice.

As for the Star God? Which idle Star God would bother to scare a mere clone of the Great Lord of Annihilation?

Isn't this blatantly trying to fight their own main force?

After tidying up, it remembered that it had also sent out the fleet's mothership. The problem it encountered was most likely due to encountering something terrible, but the mothership... should be fine, right?

The Antimatter Legion has been fighting for so long, but the Hunter Star God Lan has never managed to destroy a fleet with a single shot. This is blatant provocation of a divine war.

If the mothership encounters problems, Nanuk will likely not let it off easily.

Directly delaying the process of destruction would be an unforgivable crime.

Having left his room, the Blasphemer walked through the starship's compartments, where an unnatural silence prevailed.

Apart from the roar of the engine, there was no other sound.

Puzzled, I opened the command room door and found that, apart from the still-running programs, all the dummy soldiers who should have been at their posts had disappeared.

It wanted to expand its consciousness to explore, but because a third of its soul was attached to the clone, the intense pain caused it to enter a period of weakness.

He could only drag his weak body to the window and look at the empty starry sky. The blasphemer felt a sense of unease.

How could the starship it was on possibly be operating alone?!

"Hiccup."

The hiccup sounded, and the blasphemer was so frightened that he took several steps back.

It was completely unaware that someone had appeared beside it.

"Hiss...you're finally awake? That damn slacker is making me come and settle scores with you. I saw you weren't awake, so I ate some buffet first. You don't mind, do you?"

The bewildered blasphemer was filled with terror.

An image flashed through my mind: the man before me pierced through the starry sky with just a red spear.

The sensation of death forced it to recall some of its memories.

"Are you prepared for how you'll die?"

"Brother Lingkong, I think...it must taste pretty good, right?"