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Chapter 18: Space Station Crisis

Honkai: Star Rail: They Think I’m Yaoshi

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Upon hearing this, Himeko couldn’t help but show a look of surprise, asking in confusion, “Replicate?

What does that mean?” Eve simply smiled slightly, then slowly extended a slender hand as fair as jade.

Just then, a dazzling light suddenly shone in her hand, like a brilliant meteor streaking across the night sky.Full novel: Honkai: Star Rail: They Think I’m Yaoshi — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

As the light continuously gathered and condensed, it eventually formed a small point of light in Eve’s palm.

Immediately after, this point of light began to expand rapidly, transforming into an exquisitely intricate card in the blink of an eye.

This card emitted a faint luminescence all over, seemingly engraved with complex and mysterious patterns and symbols, giving one a sense of endless mystery and power at first glance.

A new Light Cone was freshly produced!

Himeko looked at the newly produced Light Cone in Eve’s hand, her face filled with admiration.

“You can create Light Cones?” “It’s very simple.

I’ve already understood the principle of Light Cones: sealing combat experience and memories within a card.

When a user uses it, they gain the experience within the Light Cone for combat.” “This principle is similar to canned knowledge, but unfortunately, no one here wears a Akasha Terminal.” Eve shook her head slightly, her tone regretful.

Compared to canned knowledge, Light Cones were still a step behind.

After all, Light Cones could be considered equipment, possessing the function of being swapped at any time, but they were not truly one’s own.

They could only be borrowed, and once the Light Cone was lost, so was the combat ability.

But canned knowledge was different; once absorbed through a Akasha Terminal, it truly became your own.

Whether it was knowledge, theories, or combat experience, canned knowledge could achieve it all.

“Canned knowledge…?” Although she hadn’t fully grasped what Eve was saying, Himeko was still deeply shaken.

“Then what about the memories you used to create it?” Himeko continued to ask.

Even if one mastered the creation of Light Cones, it would still require a vast amount of memories.

A person’s entire life’s memories might only be enough to create one Light Cone.

Therefore, cherish every Light Cone; for their original owners, they represent extremely important memories.

Although Miss Eve seemed to have lived a long time and experienced many things, her reserves of memories and experience shouldn’t be enough to support the creation of so many Light Cones, right?

“Here.” Eve extended her finger, and a green light emanated from its tip.

“The Akasha System has recorded everything that has happened in a world, whether it’s life experience or combat ability, it’s all there.” The Akasha System, established relying on the Teyvat World Tree, naturally also recorded all data stored within the World Tree.

“So that’s how it is…” Himeko calmed herself and looked at Eve again.

Perhaps this was why she could become an Emanator of The Erudition, even without walking the Path of The Erudition.

There were too many secrets about her.

Himeko shook her head slightly at this moment.

Whether it was that miraculous Akasha System, or that powerful strength, or even canned knowledge, none of it was something she could comprehend.

Just then, an ear-piercing and urgent alarm suddenly blared within the originally quiet and peaceful Space Station!

The sound was like a sharp sword, instantly piercing the air and directly stabbing into everyone’s eardrums.

Asta’s heart tightened, and she reacted with lightning speed.

She quickly directed her gaze to the virtual screen in front of her, which was now dominated by dense red “Warning” signs.

“Warning, warning, intruder detected, automatic defense system activated, autonomous electromagnetic railgun commencing attack…” The urgent electronic machine voice echoed in everyone’s ears, and all the technical personnel became tense at once.

“What’s going on?” Asta asked urgently.

“It’s the Legion, they’ve invaded again,” the technical personnel immediately reported.

“How is that possible?” Asta hesitated.

The system had clearly calculated the Legion’s forces; they shouldn’t have any remaining troops to launch an attack on the Space Station at this time, right?

Just then, the system’s warning sounded again.

“Warning, warning, space barrier breached, optical radar failed, infrared radar failed, autonomous railgun destroyed, first defense line breached…” “Warning, warning…” “How is this possible?” Asta slammed her hands on the table, her eyes filled with disbelief.

“The automatic defense system’s first defense line was actually breached?” “Bring up the real-time footage!” Station Master Asta said with a grave expression.

“Yes, Station Master!” Upon hearing the command, the technician dared not delay for a moment, quickly sitting down at the control console and operating the keyboard and buttons with flying hands.

Not long after, with a series of complex data inputs and system calculations completed, the external monitoring footage of the Space Station was successfully retrieved and clearly displayed on the large screen.

Everyone looked closely and couldn’t help but gasp— They saw an incredibly massive monster rampaging outside the Space Station.

Its outstretched wings blotted out the sky and the sun, as if it could envelop the entire universe.

Its terrifying appearance was even more chilling; sharp fangs protruded from its gaping maw, gleaming with a cold light that sent shivers down one’s spine.

And the scales covering its entire body were as hard as steel, reflecting a cold light, making it seem as if no weapon could harm it.

“This is…

a Doomsday Beast??” Asta’s eyes were filled with shock.

“How is this possible?

How did a Doomsday Beast appear here?” Himeko’s expression beside her was also very grave; she knew what a Doomsday Beast represented.

Its terrifying destructive power could be said to be the Legion’s sharp blade.

“Can it be resisted?” Asta asked anxiously.

The technician immediately said, “We are trying.

The automatic defense system has already begun deploying the second defense line.” The moment the words fell, the system issued a red alert again.

“Warning, warning, the second defense line has been breached, initiating the third defense line…” Asta wondered, “What’s going on?

The Doomsday Beast hasn’t even reached the second defense line yet, has it?” “Station Master Asta, the Space Station’s rear left is under attack.” “What?” Just then, another image was brought up.

What appeared on the screen was still that same terrifying monster, identical to the previous one, and it had brazenly appeared at the rear of the Space Station.

Upon seeing this scene, Asta’s face instantly became utterly rigid, as if time itself had frozen.

She widened her eyes, muttering in disbelief, “How is this possible?

A second Doomsday Beast?” …

It might not seem tempting right nobut who knows what the future holds?

“And If you’re enjoying it, drop a Power Stone for me!”

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