Honkai Impact, starting by entering Kallen's body

I see glimpses of the future, but is the future certain?

Su Xin wanted to try and see if she could modify some parts of the program to make some changes to the future.

If you choose the wrong words

But if you don't dare to do it, you'll only leave behind more regret and remorse.

"Karen, is something on your mind?" Otto asked earnestly.

He noticed that although Karen, who had heterochromia, ate quickly, her eyes were never focused, and even the frequency of her chewing cheeks was about 20% higher than usual.

Su Xin was stunned and did not answer.

Kallen answered decisively: "I've decided to set off immediately to find the Herrscher of Corruption after I finish eating. I made a mistake. If I had paid attention to Sakura's condition at the time, perhaps this tragedy wouldn't have happened."

Su Xin has now relinquished control of her body, and Karen can take over the body whenever she wants.

The same applies to Su Xin.

Therefore, one eye is gold and the other is blue, both mysterious and pure.

Elegant and romantic.

"I think we can wait here and give her a few days to prepare properly before engaging in a decisive battle with the Herrscher of Corruption. We have home ground, so we have time to prepare for the battle without her having to set any traps."

Although, Su Xin hadn't actually thought about making any preparations.

He envisioned a bloody and cruel scene in the future: Yae Village was completely destroyed, and crimson rainwater stained every inch of the land, seeping into the soil and nourishing the flowers, grass, and trees.

A foul, pungent stench permeated the air, and severed limbs were scattered everywhere.

Su Xin could guess the reason: Yae Sakura's hatred for the villagers had never disappeared; it was only temporarily obscured by the light she brought.

There is no doubt that they did commit crimes under Yae Sakura's influence, such as shoving her to take a knife, killing her friends, killing her relatives, and killing others.

Yae Sakura never forgave them, never.

Even after spending a year with her, and seeing her appear gentle and kind on the surface, Su Xin knew it was all just a facade.

People wear different masks and treat different people with different attitudes when facing different people.

Rin's death conveniently allowed Yae Sakura's empty heart to take its place.

The Herrscher of Corruption is most adept at bewitching people and corrupting their minds, presenting them with their most feared scenarios, and offering hope only after they have already given them despair.

Overwhelmed by negative emotions, with a long-standing dark and repressed spirit, and an extremely closed-off inner self, Yae Sakura is truly a rare and exceptional physical body.

The Law of Erosion is different; it must be attached to reality and also depends on the strength of others.

The Herrscher of Corruption resides in the virtual world; she can recreate things of a corresponding magnitude based on the host's negative emotions.

Yae Sakura herself isn't strong, but she needs negative energy.

Su Xin had the privilege of witnessing it firsthand. Yae Sakura's emotions and thoughts were quite extreme. She didn't care about the morals and ethics that ordinary people valued. Once she went mad, it was difficult to make her stop and calm down unless she was killed.

"Why? The Herrscher of Corruption should be in a weakened state after she just came out. If she fully recovers her power, she will definitely be eager to come and seek revenge on us."

"Isn't it better to take the initiative and kill her before she causes more harm than to sit and wait for her to die?"

"Uh, this is just my personal judgment, I don't know if it's right or wrong. Do you also want to see how Yae Sakura is doing now?"

Karen reasoned that although she thought the idea was correct, she decided to respect Su Xin's decision and leave the final choice to Su Xin.

They may not understand the full picture; on the contrary, Su Xin has always been reliable.

Karen developed the habit of asking Su Xin when in doubt, so she only needed to chase or follow behind.

After a few seconds of silence, Su Xin murmured, "Yae Sakura, I feel like she must be in so much pain right now. The Herrscher of Corruption must have dragged her into her most terrifying nightmare, repeating the pain countless times until she is completely numb and loses all hope for life."

"But no, although it's a bit cruel, we're definitely at a disadvantage if we go there now."

Yae Village harbors a deep-seated resentment. For hundreds of years, all the innocent people who died tragically because of the sacrifices have not had their souls fall into hell, nor ascend to heaven, but instead merge with the weather-controlling, end-of-life Honkai beast.

Su Xin hadn't thought of this before; it turns out that the End-of-Day Honkai Beast was born by absorbing countless wronged souls during the ritual.

Those dead children, before their heads were separated from their bodies, were thinking that if it rained sooner, they might not have died.

After all the resentment and obsessions were absorbed, they also formed the so-called Fox God.

That end-of-the-world Honkai Beast was probably enslaved by the Herrscher of Corruption. Yae Village is also the Herrscher of Corruption's home ground, and Su Xin doesn't know the extent of the Herrscher of Corruption's power now.

Although Su Xin has the trump card to instantly destroy the corruption, once the power of the Herrscher is unleashed, even if the Taixu Sword Heart can withstand it, Kallen's body will be completely corrupted within minutes.

Currently, the Herrscher power can only be used on ordinary people with negligible force; it cannot be replicated against more powerful beings.

For example, Nicholas died painfully in a hallucination, while Francis barely survived under the summer frost and snow, though he became a vegetable.

If you want to completely kill the Herrscher of Corruption, then Kallen also...

To outsiders, Karen and Su Xin's conversation seemed like they were talking to themselves.

Otto found it very interesting that the two Karens recognized each other and got along very well, so that the tragedy of the last time would not happen again.

Otto listened intently, but kept hearing one name—Yae Sakura.

Hey, who is that? Judging from the conversation, Kallen with golden eyes and that person named Yae Sakura are on good terms?

Is Yae Sakura a man or a woman? Her name sounds more like a woman's.

Corrosion of the host? That's truly terrible. Corrosion will infinitely amplify a person's dark side, causing them to sink into a nightmare of fear from which they can never escape.

She got to know Yae Sakura through Kallen with her golden eyes. Didn't she always stay inside Kallen's body?

Could it be that he temporarily separated from Kallen's body that year? Is that even possible? That would be amazing!

There was a cherry blossom in the previous civilization that lived for 50,000 years without dying; it must be a coincidence of names.

Yae Sakura should be a modern civilization; I didn't see her name mentioned in the records of the previous civilization.

"Let me think about it. Give me some time," Su Xin said sullenly, then quickly left for the fields in the suburbs, where a stream flowed endlessly, stretching into the distance.

After leaving Otto's sight, Karen officially addressed Su Xin as such, and after weighing her options, Karen decided to be more intimate.

Even Yae Sakura didn't address Su Xin by her full name, so wouldn't it be beneath her to address her by her full name? It would make it seem like they didn't have a good relationship.

"Xin, do you have any reservations?"

Su Xin shook her head: "Yeah, I didn't."

Telling Karen this was pointless; Su Xin could only seek confirmation about the future, and even asking those around her wouldn't help.

Bai, Su Xin could only take it one step at a time. Looking at the incomplete future and the past, she moved forward cautiously.

Su Xin's vision for the future: She will go to the Far East with Kallen to actively seek out the Herrscher of Corruption.

Then they went to the devastated village of Yae, where blood flowed like a river, and Karen felt nauseous.

I didn't watch the rest of the video.

Finally, there's the scene where Kallen liberates the white flower from the Black Abyss.

So Su Xin wanted to see if choosing not to go to Yae Village could change the future, and without affecting the final outcome, make the journey as beautiful as possible, at least allowing her to live according to her own will.

"Is there something you can't tell me? You clearly told me everything."

"I regret it, now it's my family's fault."

"Huh? Really breaking up?"

Karen pouted her lips, puffing them out like a pufferfish, then looked up and poked her puffed-out cheeks with her index finger.

Although she knew Su Xin was joking, she still felt uncomfortable and pinched her cheek hard.

"Please, I feel pain too." Su Xin was speechless.

“I’m in pain too, so we’re even,” Karen replied with a grin.

She didn't press Su Xin about why he wasn't telling her more, but Karen knew that there must be something that even Su Xin wasn't confident in handling properly, which was why Su Xin kept quiet and was being secretive.

Su Xin is the kind of person who isn't confident she can handle everything. If she does manage to resolve a problem, she'll just smile nonchalantly, showing a smug look.

But actually, it's not easy to take on things alone.

Could someone who has persevered for 50,000 years so easily turn to others for help? Pioneers are often more accustomed to solving unknown problems alone.

Thinking to herself, Karen casually asked, "Xin, I heard that in five hundred years from now, everyone will be able to eat their fill and dress well. Is that true?"

"Yes, for the most part, poverty and hunger cannot be completely eradicated," Su Xin said without mincing words.

"Flying planes across the country, telephones across time and space, photos that record eternity, a grand stage where everyone can watch, and as long as you have talent, you can receive applause, just like in a fairy tale. When I was a child, my father always told me fairy tales before bed, but now it seems that the world five hundred years from now is even more beautiful than the fairy tale world!" Karen was excited, her eyes overflowing with undisguised joy.

It was as if she wanted to convey her excitement to Su Xin.

After hearing Karen's words, Su Xin paused, looked at her reflection in the water, and smiled faintly.

"For a few, the future world is indeed as wonderful as a fairy tale. But most people hide in the crowd, often fantasizing about being the shining protagonist on stage."

"Look at a few confident, outstanding people who live under the spotlight and amidst applause. Most people are just spectators, oblivious to passersby. They are too ordinary, without good grades, stunning looks, or perfect figures, with one or two true friends, living in the dust of ordinary life, their inferiority complex lower than the ground."

"Whenever I see others being surrounded by cheers and applause on stage, feelings of inferiority surge in from all directions like a tidal wave, overwhelming and suffocating me."

"Karen, I once heard a saying—"

"When I was a child, I didn't understand and thought everyone was the same. It wasn't until I went to that world of towering buildings and dazzling lights that I realized that people are born different. I struggled for half my life and looked up at the faint light of a hundred-meter-high building, while the crying baby on the roof was its next owner."

"Damn world, from the very beginning, everyone's fate was predetermined. We are just actors pushed forward by time until the curtain falls."

"Fate sounds so sacred and noble, but it's the word I hate the most right now."

After that, a dazzling glimmer seemed to flash in his golden pupils, like stars, like the Milky Way.

After the brilliance comes endless desolation.

Karen looked at her reflection in the water, her expression sorrowful.

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And when they first learned that surviving would not only fail to save the world, but might even jeopardize the continuation of human civilization.

When beliefs clash with reality, one feels lost and unsure of what to do.

While Su Xin was feeling melancholy, Karen happily cupped a puddle of water in her hands, then smiled closely, staring intently at her reflection.

Karen hoped that Su Xin could be infected by her emotions, and that Su Xin could smile.

“Fate? I don’t hate it, whether it’s changing fate or predetermined fate.” Karen did not agree with Su Xinfa; she was not a puppet.

Even if she likes Su Xin, she won't pander to him without any principles.

Because of her, Karen, she wanted to answer in a certain way.

"Do you really think it's meaningful that everything is predetermined and fate is so fixed? No one can change anything in their lifetime. No matter how much they pay or how much they suffer, they can only follow their predetermined destiny. Even if they are lazy or die, everything is arranged and they have no freedom at all," Su Xin said disappointedly, feeling puzzled.

In his view, the Karen-like warriors who defy fate should believe that fate is in their own hands.

We believe that human will can overcome nature, and we strive to create a tomorrow that transcends tragedy, and to save more innocent people from suffering.

It's possible that Karen might say something like, "I don't hate my predetermined fate."

He and she should both be pursuing ideals and freedom.

The stream washes away the parched soul, and overnight, a thousand thoughts fill the steps with moss.

The faltering steps grew heavier, and the deserted, dark path lost its former prosperity.

Time sprinkles down light frost and snow, telling the future of past tragedies and regrets.

Snowflakes whisper spring poems, answering the years with the romance of this evening.

Karen looked up and gazed at the distant sky.

“Listen, God controls everything in the world, including what we think and do right now. Our little thoughts and actions are all set by God. People call it fate.”

Karen's calm, sweet voice caused a slight ripple in the water.

"Of course I don't believe in it, and I hate it. If everything is predetermined, then there's no point in trying, and no point in not trying. There's no point in living or dying, and even the desire to live is predetermined."

"Then what meaning does this life have? That's why I used to hate fate and didn't want to accept the idea of ​​destiny. Hmm, I remember Grandpa Arthur seemed to have some kind of nihilistic idea?"

"Actually, I don't understand either. I think if we put all our energy into this problem, we might lose the original meaning of life."

"Looking too far ahead, you lose sight of what's around you."

"Compared to the ethereal and uncertain nature of fate, at least the emotions I feel right now are genuine."

"I feel grateful for the help I receive when I am in trouble, and I feel disappointed when I am not recognized after my efforts."

"Whether it's happiness or sadness, all kinds of emotions are real feelings that we humans can experience."