Curse Reply: I'm going to fight the Myriad Corpse Immortal, the highest level one!

With her thoughts churning, Xia Jie, standing amidst the sea of ​​stars, felt only boredom.

Adults won't be overjoyed just because they've memorized the multiplication tables.

Ultimately, he was just an incarnation who suppressed his cultivation to beat up children.

It lacks any sense of epic scale or excitement.

It doesn't have much of a lofty quality to it.

He simply dealt with the world's problems in a formulaic way within his capabilities, and as expected, received the gratitude of those he helped.

The battle was described as childish and playful.

It failed to offer any originality, and the solution was completely irrelevant to the core concepts, contributing nothing to any breakthrough. It would have been more practical to have the network handle it from the start.

In Xia Jie's own words, many of the challenges she has faced along the way have ended up like this, "unfinished."

Like in the world of Puella Magi Madoka Magica, after resolving the Witch's Night, it used the worldview fusion function to exploit a bug and directly solved the entropy increase problem with a perpetual motion machine of magical power...

Well, this is a good thing.

I gained power, and all living beings in the world received help—a win-win situation.

Xia Jie gently stroked her chin, pondering carefully:

"It doesn't really matter. My life isn't just about fighting. Since I haven't figured out anything useful for my main body, I'll just enjoy the scenery outside of battle."

"For example... go to the train crew station and have a cup of coffee made by Himeko, and see if it's really that bad."

A few minutes later, inside the Star Train:

"...So, you only came to our Starry Sky Train as a guest just to drink Himeko's coffee, Pa?"

Train conductor Pam twitched her drooping rabbit ears and looked up at the man with the face of a fairy boat who had just knocked on the train window.

"Oh, by the way, I also bought some specialty drinks from Xianzhou. Would you like a can, Mr. Pam?"

Xia Jie pulled a can of soda soy milk from her four-dimensional pants pocket and bent down to hand it to Pam's furry hand.

"Do you have a grudge against Pam?"

"No, but the feeling of having your esophagus brutally beaten by a non-toxic beverage is quite nice once in a while."

"...A true warrior is also Pa."

Pam's pupils dilated sharply as she imprinted Xia Jie's face deeply into her mind.

He felt that the man in front of him was terrifyingly strong just by listening to his speech.

"Oh right, this is Misha, this is Lazarina, this is Tirnan..."

Xia Jie changed the subject, and like Doraemon, kept pulling out old companions from the train crew from her four-dimensional pockets until the carriage was packed full.

As the Honkai Impact universe becomes more diverse, all past regrets will be resolved in future reunions. Xia Jie simply brought forward the moment of their reunion a little.

"How about I get some Pam Pie as payment?"

"Oh... thank you for bringing them back, Pam will go make them for you right away!"

With a slightly choked voice, Pam embraced Mikhail and the others one by one, and then rushed towards the train's kitchen.

"I only want the best, crispiest one, Mr. Pam!"

"Okay, I understand!"

Xia Jie pushed past the recovered Liu Ying in the crowd, casually picked up a cup of coffee, and took a small sip.

"Wow...that's powerful!"

There is no technology, but there is the purest craftsmanship and ruthless skill from Himeko.

Xia Jie, whose brain was being jolted by the taste of coffee, wished there were no such craftsmanship.

The unclaimed coffee on the table gave Lao Xia a small but significant gustatory shock—the feeling...

It's like taking out a zongzi (sticky rice dumpling) from the bottom of the freezer on the first day of the new year—a zongzi that's been frozen since I was a child.

After thawing in the kitchen, steam it in a pot, let it cool, peel it open, close your eyes, and take a small bite with hesitation. You will immediately taste the strange burst of flavor.

So you look at the zongzi, and under the bamboo leaves, half a cockroach leg is twitching in front of you.

Those were the twin-tailed little sprites that sneaked in through the gaps in the bamboo leaves to feast on the rice dumplings as they cooled down.

Then, when the true flavor of this rice dumpling begins to invade your taste buds, you will find that your tongue feels like it is being fiercely gripped by Jotaro with Star Platinum, crying out for help in agony.

Wow, this is it for me!

It's unbelievable that someone could create such colorful and otherworldly works using simple water and coffee beans.

It's hard to imagine how much rudimentary ingredients were added to Himeko's version of the coffee recipe.

Xia Jie held the coffee cup steadily and poured the whole cup of the meticulously crafted, non-toxic brown-black liquid down her throat.

It's just coffee, he won't lose face.

Xing, who had just returned to the train, glanced suspiciously at Xia Jie, who had gulped down her coffee and remained expressionless, then looked at the second cup of coffee that had appeared on the table at some unknown time, and picked it up hesitantly.

Could it be that Himeko didn't make it, or perhaps Aunt Himeko's cooking skills have finally improved?

The next second, Xing's body stiffened, and the image of fireflies and the impact of coffee simultaneously entered her brain.

Memories of the past flashed through her mind frame by frame.

Train crew, Belleberg, Pinocchio, Onfaros, Two-Phase Paradise...

She felt like she was dying.

"Have a sip of this to relieve the discomfort."

Xia Jie resisted the urge to yell for the prison gate to open, and instead handed over the second can of Immortal Boat specialty that she had stored in her pocket—

Century egg, pearl milk tea flavored soy milk.

"Thanks."

Xing gratefully accepted the soy milk and poured it into her mouth without even looking at it.

"You're welcome."

"Yue!!!"

Within half a minute, Xing's tongue tasted the wickedness of the world twice.

"Haha, Xing, how are you feeling now? How are you feeling?"

Xia Jie squatted down and looked down at Xing's twitching tongue, laughing like a mad cow seeing a second son's roast duck.

"You tricked me, you idiot!"

Xing screamed, her face contorted as if she had just eaten a lemon raw.

"I already said I'm not a dice player."

Xia Jie remained silent.

"Excuse me, sir, could you move aside?"

Walter Young, also a member of the train crew, pushed aside Xia Jie and fed Xing a glass of water.

"Here, rinse your mouth with water."

Xia Jie, who had the idea to make way, casually pulled another person out of her pocket and placed it behind Walter Yang.

"Walter Yang? What are you doing here? And where am I?"

The familiar voice made Walter Young pause slightly and turn around to look at the figure behind him.

"Himeko, what are you talking about? What? Where are you right now...?"

Walter Young's voice grew softer and softer until he lost his voice completely.

This aura... could it be...?

"Wait! Which Himeko are you?!"

"Miss Himeko, there's no rush. Let's have a cup of coffee first."

Kind-hearted Xia Jie brought over another cup of coffee and handed it to Himeko, who was still confused.

"Don't drink it!"

Walter, ignoring the star on the ground that had narrowly lost to the special soy milk from the fairy boat, rushed over and snatched the coffee from Himeko's hand, who was about to drink it, and placed it on the table.

At that moment, the carriage door opened, and another familiar voice came, sounding almost exactly like Himeko's.

"What are you doing here... Hey, the second me?"

Looking at that figure again, with its distinctive red hair and physique, even their appearance is 99% similar.

It was none other than "Himeko," a member of the train crew.

"Hey, Himeko, the coffee you brewed is absolutely awful. Would you be interested in explaining the amazing research and development process behind your coffee recipe?"

Xia Jie, always outgoing, chimed in.

"Who are you?"

"I am the one who just wiped out all the destiny and star gods in the universe."