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Honkai: Star Rail: They Think I’m Yaoshi

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Chapter 12: Light Cone

Honkai: Star Rail: They Think I’m Yaoshi

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“We…

who are we?” March 7th asked, a little confused.

“Sister Eve, didn’t you tell him who we are just now?” “No, it was too much trouble, so I just packed him up and brought him over,” Eve said as a matter of course.Full novel: Honkai: Star Rail: They Think I’m Yaoshi — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

“Uh, this…” March 7th was speechless.

She showed her ticket to Allan and said, “Hello Allan, we are members of the Astral Express Crew.

My name is March 7th, and this is Eve.” Eve then continued, “We originally came to the Space Station according to an agreement to deliver the relics Ms.

Herta was looking for, but along the way, we received a distress signal from the Space Station.” “A researcher told me earlier that you were trapped here and asked me to find you.” “So that’s it, you’re from the Astral Express Crew.” Allan, floating in the air, nodded.

The ticket on March 7th’s body was indeed a symbol of the Astral Express.

“Why would the Antimatter Legion target you guys?

It seems their attack target is the Space Station, and they show no interest in the planet’s surface,” March 7th wondered.

Allan shook his head and said, “I…

I have no idea either.

The Legion’s arrival was very strange; the Space Station’s defense system suddenly went down, and not long after, those guys appeared.” “Station Master Asta immediately organized the evacuation of the researchers.

I was supposed to cover everyone’s retreat, but I didn’t expect to be careless in the end.” As Allan spoke, his mood became a little low, and his tone was full of guilt.

“Don’t blame yourself, you’ve done very well,” Eve gently comforted him.

“And we’re here.

We’ve already rescued most of the researchers, and Herta’s subsequent rescue team will be here soon.” “You were injured, and hiding to avoid a direct confrontation with the Legion was the correct judgment.” Eve’s gentle tone made Allan’s guilty heart feel much better.

He shyly said, “Tha-thank you…” He suddenly felt as if he had met the gentlest god…

“Alright, alright, the most urgent task now is to return to the Main Control Section, organize a counterattack, and absolutely not let these Void Rangers invade again!” March 7th cheered.

“Mm-hmm, I understand.” Allan nodded.

“To prevent the Legion from attacking the Main Control Section, the permissions for the elevator and the repulsor bridge have been locked.” “This…” March 7th immediately felt a little troubled.

It was just as Eve had said, but they had come in a hurry and hadn’t obtained any permissions.

“Then do you have permission?” Eve asked.

Allan shook his head, “I don’t either, but there’s a backup permission card in the central control room that should be able to open the elevator.” “Central control room…” Eve thought for a moment and opened the map on her watch.

But the terrain in the Space Station was too complex, and she couldn’t find it for a while.

“You lead the way,” Allan said.

“Since I’m floating, I can just point the way for you.” Eve thought for a moment, then nodded, “Okay.” “Then Little March, and Little Stelle, you two wait for me here.” After Eve finished speaking, she disappeared with Allan in a flash.

“Sigh, Sister Eve flashed away again,” March 7th sighed.

Little Stelle said from the side, “March 7th, it seems we’re being targeted…” “Huh?” March 7th looked around and found that the Void Rangers had already surrounded them.

“That’s not right, the Antimatter Legion nearby should have been completely cleared out, shouldn’t they?” A big question mark appeared on March 7th’s small head…

On the other side, Eve quickly moved through the Space Station with Allan.

“Which way do we go next?” Eve asked.

“Left, and then through a transfer room, and we’ll be there,” Allan said.

“Oh, right, where are those Void Rangers that were chasing us earlier?” “I don’t know, maybe we shook them off,” Eve thought for a moment and said.

“Oh.” Allan nodded.

Indeed, Eve’s speed was so fast that the Void Rangers couldn’t keep up.

Upon reaching the transfer room, Eve suddenly noticed a card floating on the table.

She felt a strange power emanating from it.

“What is this?” Eve asked curiously.

“That’s a Light Cone,” Allan glanced at the card and continued.

“It’s a technology from the Garden of Recollection.

It allows memories to be carried with you and is a very powerful enhancement-type wondrous item.” “The company spent a lot of money to buy the right to use it, but the origin of this Light Cone is also legitimate.” “A wondrous item…” A faint smile suddenly flashed across Eve’s lips.

“Wait, what are you going to do?” Allan suddenly had a bad feeling.

“I think that with something as serious as the Antimatter Legion’s invasion, it’s really hard for me to resist alone, so it’s perfectly reasonable for me to take this wondrous item for self-defense, right?” “This…” Allan fell into hesitation.

“Okay, thank you.” Before he could react, the moment Eve’s words fell, the Light Cone on the table instantly disappeared.

“Mm-hmm…

so this is the structure.

It really is a magical technology.

However, this Light Cone is only blue quality.” Eve toyed with the Light Cone in her hand, her eyes gleaming with the light of knowledge.

“You can understand the principle of the Light Cone?” Allan was a little shocked.

Eve nodded slightly, “Currently, I can only grasp some general theories.

Memory is power, very similar to the abilities of wisdom and dreams…

However, to replicate one, it would probably take a lot of time.” The principle of the Light Cone is to seal memories, and when used, the user gains the memories within the Light Cone to enhance her combat power.

This is very similar to her Lannaro (vassal Lan Naluo), where the more memories, the stronger the power.

“This…

how, how amazing…” Allan was a little shocked.

To be able to analyze the principle of the Light Cone just by touching it was truly incredible.

This person, both in terms of strength and ability, was extremely powerful.

He hadn’t expected there to be such a formidable person in the Astral Express Crew.

“Let’s go.” Eve casually put away the Light Cone.

Although this Light Cone didn’t give her a big boost, it was at least somewhat useful.

Allan, standing nearby, nodded solemnly.

The two quickly passed through the transfer room and arrived at the central control room.

“The permission card is here, right?” Eve raised an eyebrow.

“Yes, in the storage box over there.” Allan pointed to a white cabinet in the distance.

Just as Eve was about to go, an arrow suddenly flew towards him at high speed.

“Watch out!!

It’s a Stomper!!” Allan shouted anxiously.

Void Stompers, a powerful unit of the Antimatter Legion.

The Space Station’s barriers were breached by them, and most of the security personnel died under their stomps.

Even Allan’s own injuries were sustained while fighting a Stomper.

As the arrow was about to hit Eve, Allan clenched his fists.

His teammate had died from such a sneak attack.

But at that moment, a green transparent barrier suddenly appeared behind Eve.

“Forest’s Protection.” The arrow violently struck the barrier, instantly causing a fierce explosion.

When the smoke cleared, the green barrier was surprisingly unmoved and completely intact.

“This!!” Allan looked at the scene in disbelief.

That arrow, which concentrated powerful force, would have pierced even a shield made of strong interaction force, yet it was blocked so easily.

The hidden Stomper, watching this scene, was also stunned.

He hadn’t expected anyone to survive his sneak attack.

He immediately wanted to shoot a second arrow, but at that moment, a chilling aura instantly spread throughout the area.

Eve’s cold voice came: “Attacking me?

Are you prepared to pay the price?” “Forest’s Echo.” The moment her words fell, a green beam of light instantly engulfed the Stomper who was drawing his bow, annihilating him in the light before he could even let out a final wail…

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