Wanjie Game Hall, I sent Kiana to Silent Hill

Wang Xuanqiao was originally chatting with everyone, but the robin suddenly came over.

Her thoughts were easy to guess. Anything they needed to talk about alone, like now, was usually about her brother's Sunday.

It had been quite some time since Sunday was thrown onto that remote planet. If the time difference between star regions was taken into account, perhaps Sunday on that planet actually lasted longer.

The robin was already missing her only relative in the world, and after playing with Eden, her longing inevitably began to overflow. After all, music is a vehicle for expressing emotions.

"Don't worry, Sunday is fine. It seems he has withstood the harsh environment of that planet and is on his feet."

Wang Xuanqiao and Robin walked to a secluded place backstage and began to talk about Sunday.

"Yes. The store manager told me that my brother was sent to a planet with very short days and very few resources." Mockingbird nodded gently. "Things in the Asdena system have recently returned to normal. I was thinking, if my brother truly can't resolve the planet's problems quickly, I should help its inhabitants."

"It's not impossible." Wang Xuanqiao did not object to the robin's idea.

After all, it was a planet suffering and in need of help. It was impossible to keep using the beings there as sparring partners simply for Sunday training. If someone wanted to lend a hand, that would be great.

Anyway, given Sunday's personality, after that planet is righted, he will embark on his journey to the next planet.

We are about to embark on the road of pioneering.

"However, we still have to consider the timing." Wang Xuanqiao continued, "I only know that your brother is fine, but I don't know what he has done specifically. If he has already paved the way for that planet, then your intervention at this time will only dampen his enthusiasm."

"I had such concerns, too. But I believe my brother won't be truly devastated by this situation. As long as he is still the person I know, he will definitely continue to cheer up. After all, we all hope that the fledglings can fly into the sky."

The robin's voice may be gentle, but the will behind her words is resolute. She is such a person, a hero who dares to take risks and step into the battlefield full of gunfire to call for peace.

Wang Xuanqiao thought for a moment, then finally sighed with a smile.

"Okay, leave this matter to me first," he said.

"Huh?" Robin was stunned. She had only wanted coordinates so she could dispatch a fleet for support, and hadn't considered bothering Wang Xuanqiao with any help.

"You know what? I'm a otaku who likes playing games, and I like perfect endings. Even if there isn't one, I want the ending to go in the direction I like." Wang Xuanqiao looked at her and said with a smile.

"I'll go see what your brother is doing on that planet. If he really hasn't made any progress, I'll tell you the star region coordinates and ask you to come forward to support him."

——The author has something to say——

I don't know if this chapter can be considered as mixed with personal opinions 233

While I do believe that art isn't produced by the imagination and techniques of a single individual or group of people, it exists within the world itself, a trace left by the interaction of every person, every object, and the world at large. So why can excellent art be passed down through the generations? It's because it's not the voice of one or a few individuals.

They are the marks that the world has truly left on life, and they are an existence that cannot be erased by time because they themselves are part of a slice of time.

Unfortunately, the only people who can destroy art are humans themselves (sad)

Looking at the West in recent years, one can see that they are destroying their own history, their own culture, and the very foundations of a nation and a country. Every time I see this barbaric scene, I feel truly pathetic.

I hope that the flame of civilization that once ignited the entire world will not end up being limited to just China.

Volume 333: : Theresa's Sharp Comments on the Three Great Families

The true meaning of idealism is simply that it's impossible to achieve. Just as having the best of both worlds is always a beautiful wish, if someone truly seeks the best of both worlds, they often end up with both sides suffering. Some say this is because destiny must have flaws, and that when it seems full, it will eventually diminish. Similarly, the number of the Great Derivatives is fifty, but its use is forty-nine.

But Wang Xuanqiao didn't care about that.

Perfection in the ultimate sense is indeed difficult to achieve, as it contradicts the very foundations that make the world work. However, "perfection" as determined by individuals can be achieved, as long as one has sufficient power or a heart that is easily satisfied.

In fact, after Robin proposed to support the planet, Wang Xuanqiao was already preparing to go over and see how Sunday was doing.

He wanted to aid the planet without destroying the Sunday training, just like when he came to this world ravaged by the Honkai Impact 3rd, he had to first examine whether the people here had the ability to overcome the Honkai Impact 3rd, and then decide how to help them.

While this might seem like nothing to the world of perfection to others, Wang Xuanqiao saw it as the development that best suited his preferences. For example, some people facing difficult situations could achieve a breakthrough with just a little help, while others would completely collapse.

As for the former, Wang Xuanqiao was happy to reach out and pull it; as for the latter, Wang Xuanqiao thought he should just lie inside and not come out.

After discussing Sunday's events with the robin, the others consumed their remaining enthusiasm from the concert. It had indeed been a memorable audiovisual experience, but it was over now, and could only be savored in memory.

Zhongli and Kurumi left first, followed by the train crew. Himeko happened to join them as they returned to the Starry Sky Train. Topa, who had discussed the broadcast rights with Professor Mei, also left. Before leaving, she invited Mockingbird to discuss matters related to her appearance on camera at the concert, and the two of them made a trip to Pinocchio together.

The rest, except Wang Xuanqiao, are all natives of this world.

Kiana, Mei Raiden, and Bronya sat together without saying a word, looking over and over again at the photo they had just taken with Himeko.

When they were taking the photo, Ji Zi seemed to have noticed something, and her smile towards the camera was particularly gentle.

Theresa still didn't approach them, still watching them from a distance. She looked as if she wanted to say something, but ultimately chose to keep it to herself.

All of this was observed by Alicia. She smiled silently, walked over to Wang Xuanqiao, patted him gently, and then took Paduo and Fu Hua with her to help Eden move the souvenirs. After all, Eden had said that regardless of whether they could come or not, they would prepare a copy for everyone in the arcade.

Wang Xuanqiao understood what Alicia meant. Human emotions are like this, a mixture of joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness. They could certainly move on from this on their own, just as they had in the past. But if they had someone around to walk hand in hand, why face it alone as they had in the past?

He thought about it and walked over to Theresa first.

"What?" Theresa saw Wang Xuanqiao coming over, took a quick breath without leaving a trace, turned around and asked.

"Do you have anything to say?" Wang Xuanqiao asked her instead.

Theresa glanced at him in surprise, but then looked at Kiana and the others and pursed her lips slightly.

"Honestly, Ji Zi's departure has always left a scar in everyone's heart." She lowered her voice, "I know they have overcome the sadness of losing Ji Zi, but scars will always leave a mark no matter what."

"I just hope they can feel better." Theresa shook her head. "But seeing them like this, I still feel a little upset."

"I can't help it. After all, sadness is a form of release." Wang Xuanqiao folded his arms. "If I can continue to move forward through my tears, then why not? You care about them like an elder, so you're feeling sad right now."

"Hmph, after all, I'm still their principal." Theresa also crossed her arms. "Jizi is gone, how can I not care about them? Siegfried himself is a worry. If Yulandel hadn't regained her memory, I would have thought it would be better for Kiana to live with me."

"What about Mei?" Wang Xuanqiao laughed.

"Mei, let Raiden Ryoma clean up the mess of ME Company first! If he moves slower, Mei will almost rebuild the Far East region by herself. He is not as efficient as his daughter as a father." Theresa criticized Raiden Ryoma sharply again.

"Impressive. What about Bronya?" Wang Xuanqiao continued, "Bronya should be the one you least need to worry about, right?"

"Bronya really doesn't need my concern," Theresa shook her head. "But Cocolia's mess is pretty big too. Her death puts an end to everything, but a lot of problems have been thrown onto other people. It makes me angry just thinking about it. Anti-Entropy has returned to destiny, and now so many things are embarrassing me all over again."

"I can handle a lot of things, but..." Theresa suddenly paused, as if she thought of something she shouldn't say.

"Why are you being so polite to me?" Wang Xuanqiao didn't care what she said. "Weren't we quite frank in Haiyuan City back then?"

"Manager, are you trying to play a trick on me?" Theresa couldn't help but give Wang Xuanqiao a cold look. "I'm afraid the two doctors' faces are burning with fear just thinking about what happened in Haiyuan City back then."

After saying that, she sighed softly again.

"Actually, I don't know whether I should tell you this." Theresa moved closer and lowered her voice a little.

"Do you remember the Cocolia Orphanage? Some of the children there believe you forced Cocolia to death, and they're still very hostile to you. Bronya and Seele tried to deal with it, but it wasn't very effective. They can't stay in the orphanage every day, so they're at a loss as to what to do about it."

It was obvious that those who knew about this matter chose to conceal it, and Wang Xuanqiao didn't care much about it, so he only found out about it now.

But it's not a big deal. Children can hate what they like, as if it will make them eat less meat at dinner.

After all, most of the children in the orphanage are children. Although they have become more sensible because they lost their parents early, there are not many who can mature as precociously as Bronya.

"That's it." Wang Xuanqiao smiled. "You're deliberately hiding it from me. You're not afraid that I'll do something cruel to a bunch of kids, are you?"

"Of course not!" Theresa clenched her fist and wanted to give Wang Xuanqiao a bishop's iron fist. "I know you're not that kind of person, but knowing something like this is still... disgusting, right? You've obviously helped the world so much, but because of someone like Cocolia..."

"There are more reasons than these, right?" Wang Xuanqiao glanced at Theresa with a smile. "Now that we've come to this point, do you think I wouldn't have considered that Bronya was caught in the middle?"

Theresa stopped talking and turned her head away to indicate that she had no opinion.

"But she does hide it very well." Wang Xuanqiao looked at Bronya. "When she's with me, you can't tell she's hiding these things in her heart."

"She's always been like this." Theresa couldn't help but speak. "So, can I stop worrying about her?"

"Okay, okay, that's right." Wang Xuanqiao smiled and shook his head.

Then he changed the subject and suddenly asked, "Do you want Ji Zi to come back?"

Theresa was stunned. She was stunned for a long time before she finally asked, "What do you want us to give in exchange for Ji Zi?"

Theresa knew how Kallen was resurrected, and she had also heard about Dr. May, the current leader of the Fire Moths. After all, in a sense, Theresa and Dr. May could indeed be considered a kind of distant relative.

Anyway, after Dr. Mei came back, he recognized the Kaslana family, and Kevin, as the origin of Kaslana, also relaxed about it.

So when Wang Xuanqiao asked if she wanted Ji Zi to come back, the first thing Theresa thought of was the price she would have to pay.

This exchange of lives is a one-for-one exchange. Even if a trick is used, such as creating memories and then exchanging them for memories, there is only one paradise in the afterlife, and who can guarantee that the newly created memories will be of sufficient weight?

But if another life is exchanged for it, who can guarantee that this life will die a worthy death like Otto's?

Theresa was truly conflicted. She longed to let Himeko, whose remains hadn't even been recovered or buried, return to this world that had survived the Collapse, and then constantly hear her drunkenly complain about her failed blind dates. But the thought of the price she would pay made her cringe. A one-for-one deal seemed fair, but also incredibly heavy...

"Who says we have to replace one with another?"

Wang Xuanqiao said so.

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