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Chapter 3: Train Recorder

Honkai: Star Rail: They Think I’m Yaoshi

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Having transmigrated to an unfamiliar world, Eve was extremely vigilant at this moment.

At this time, Eve knew nothing about this world.

And one very awkward thing was that she felt her power within her body was less than one-tenth of what it once was.Full novel: Honkai: Star Rail: They Think I’m Yaoshi — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

She was extremely weak at the moment, likely due to the influence of spatial turbulence, which caused her power to become chaotic.

Fortunately, this damage could be repaired, but the process would be very slow.

External intervention might accelerate this process.

That thing called a Stellaron was a very good item.

Moreover, she vaguely felt that the destructive power carried by the Stellaron seemed to be able to help her open a dimensional rift and return to Teyvat.

“Sister Eve?” March 7th called out to Eve, who was lost in thought.

“You still haven’t said why you were floating in space?” Suddenly, Eve recalled many things.

Teyvat, Sumeru, the marketplace, the old man, Lumine and Paimon, and…

Nahida.

Eve’s mood instantly dropped, and her arms trembled uncontrollably.

“It’s alright, Miss Eve.

If you don’t want to talk about it, you don’t have to,” Himeko said, comforting her when she saw the situation was not right.

“Thank you,” Eve looked at Himeko and nodded.

“Then, Sister Eve, what are your plans now?” March 7th asked curiously.

“Plans…?” Eve hesitated.

If she had plans, she only wanted to recover her strength as soon as possible and then find a way to return to Teyvat.

“Yes, yes!” March 7th looked at Eve expectantly.

“It’s my turn, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom squeezed to the front and climbed onto Eve’s bed.

“Little Rabbit?” Eve said, looking at Pom-Pom.

“It’s Conductor Pom-Pom!” Pom-Pom immediately shouted in protest.

“Ahem, new passenger, you can choose to stay on this Astral Express, or get off, Pom-Pom.” Pom-Pom said, trying to act cool.

“If you stay on the Astral Express, you must abide by the Astral Express’s rules and take on work on the Astral Express, Pom-Pom.” “If you get off, we will also respect your choice, Pom-Pom.” “This…” Eve immediately fell into contemplation.

Getting on and getting off, seemingly simple choices, but the destinies involved were completely different.

Her goal was to return to Teyvat, which did not conflict with boarding the Astral Express.

Moreover, in an unfamiliar world, having such a group of people seemed better.

“That Little Rabbit…

Conductor, what kind of work on the Astral Express?” Eve asked gently.

“Hmm…

let me think.

The Astral Express currently needs a Record Keeper, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom said after thinking carefully.

“Record Keeper?” Eve asked, puzzled.

“It’s the job of recording what happens during the Astral Express’s journey, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom replied.

“For example, Sister Himeko is the Astral Express’s Navigator, Dan Heng is the Astral Express’s Guard, and Uncle Welt is responsible for data analysis and star chart mapping,” March 7th added from the side.

“Hmm, I understand,” Eve nodded seriously, then asked in return, “What about you?” “Me, me…” March 7th suddenly hesitated.

“I-I-I-I’m the mood maker!!” “Mood maker?” Eve asked, puzzled.

“It’s about creating a lively atmosphere on the Astral Express, hehe,” March 7th explained.

“Hmm, I see.

Someone who gets free food and drinks,” Eve nodded.

This was similar to the old man.

“No way!!

I’m very useful!” March 7th immediately puffed out her cheeks and said.

“So, what’s your choice, Pom-Pom?” Pom-Pom asked expectantly.

Eve pondered for a moment, then nodded: “I choose to board the Astral Express.” “Yay, Sister Eve, welcome to the Astral Express!” March 7th’s mood instantly changed, and she shouted happily.

“Welcome, Passenger Eve,” Pom-Pom also said happily.

“Welcome,” Welt Yang said indifferently.

“The Astral Express welcomes your arrival, Miss Eve,” Himeko said with a smile.

“Welcome, Miss Eve,” Dan Heng said calmly from the side.

“Eh eh?

D-Did you just agree?

Shouldn’t you inquire more about my situation or my intentions?” Eve was a little surprised.

Why did this group of people feel different from what she was used to?

“Of course there are things we want to ask, and many of them, but…” Welt Yang’s gaze was sharp.

“But…

this is the Astral Express.

More or less, every passenger on board has some unspeakable secrets,” Himeko said, taking a sip of her tea.

“Since you’ve boarded, you must abide by the Astral Express’s rules,” Dan Heng said, leaning against the wall.

“Since that’s the case, then Passenger Eve is now one of us, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom said happily, waving her little hand.

“By the way, Dan Heng Passenger, how’s your stomach?” Pom-Pom asked, looking at Dan Heng leaning against the wall, a little worried.

“This…” Dan Heng was speechless for a moment.

When did the Conductor’s memory become so good?

He immediately clutched his stomach, pretending to be in pain.

“Oh dear, I knew I should have let you rest in your room, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom said worriedly.

“Does your stomach hurt?” Eve asked, looking at Dan Heng with concern.

“Yes,” Dan Heng said without batting an eyelid.

“Then, like this…” Eve stretched out her hand, and a ball of green light condensed from her hand, flying into Dan Heng’s body.

Immediately, a rich aura of life spread over his body, and the few people around could feel the immense power of this aura.

“This is…?” Welt Yang’s eyes widened instantly.

At this moment, he once again felt the aura of a Herrscher.

“Ahem, just a small ability,” Eve stuck out her tongue.

“It seems our new passenger is truly not to be underestimated,” Himeko said meaningfully.

“Oh my, Sister Eve is so amazing!” March 7th became excited.

“This…” Dan Heng stood stunned in place, trembling all over.

This rich vitality, this aura…

he felt a very familiar aura.

It was like…

the calamity of decay!!!

Suddenly, Dan Heng’s eyes widened, staring intently at Eve.

Could it be…

“Alright, alright, everyone disperse, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom waved her hands, shooing everyone away.

“What’s wrong, Conductor?

I still want to get to know the new passenger,” March 7th pouted and said.

“Passenger Eve needs to rest now, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom said, putting her small hands on her hips.

“Can’t I just be quiet?” March 7th continued.

“How can you get to know her if you’re quiet, Pom-Pom?

March 7th Passenger, don’t be ungrateful,” Pom-Pom retorted.

“This…” Watching the two argue, Eve, as the person involved, suddenly felt a bit awkward.

“Alright, alright, Little March, listen to the Conductor.

Let Miss Eve rest well first,” Himeko said with a smile.

“Okay, Sister Himeko,” March 7th said with some regret.

“Also, Miss Eve, as a new passenger on the Astral Express, I have a gift for you later,” Himeko said to Eve.

“Ahem, I also have a gift,” Welt Yang followed.

“What?” Eve suddenly became curious.

“You’ll know later.

You should rest well first,” Himeko said with a smile.

Dan Heng, however, did not move, but stared directly at Eve.

At this moment, March 7th pulled Dan Heng out, “Oh, I told you to let Sister Eve rest well, let’s go, let’s go!!” Everyone left the room, only Pom-Pom remained.

“Little Rabbit…

Conductor, is there anything else?” Eve asked somewhat hesitantly.

“Hmph, I can overlook your slip of the tongue just now,” Pom-Pom said, crossing her arms.

“Haha…” Eve laughed playfully.

This Little Rabbit was quite cute.

“Of course there’s something, Pom-Pom!” Pom-Pom continued.

“Smile, Pom-Pom!” She pulled out a camera from somewhere, aimed it at Eve, and clicked.

Eve hadn’t even reacted yet when the white flash had already disappeared.

“I still need to give you your work supplies!

Wait for me, Pom-Pom.” Pom-Pom put away the camera, immediately jumped off the bed, and walked out of the room with a “pat-pat-pat” sound.

At this moment, Eve was completely alone in the room.

“It feels…

a bit surreal…” Eve murmured, looking at her hands.

Looking at the tidy room as far as her eyes could see, and the endless starry sky outside the window, it felt as if her days living in Teyvat were just yesterday.

A moment later, the “pat-pat-pat” sound came again.

Pom-Pom entered the room, holding some items.

“Here, this is your identity proof on the Astral Express, and your work supplies, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom threw a pile of things onto Eve’s bed and climbed onto the bed.

She didn’t know why, but this Little Rabbit always liked to climb onto her bed.

“Identity proof and work supplies…?” Eve picked up the items and looked at them.

An ID card with her photo, a notebook and a few pens, and a golden ticket.

The photo on the card was actually of her wearing a hospital gown, which must have been taken just now.

“Uh…

can we take it again…?” Eve said helplessly.

“No, Pom-Pom, once the identity proof is made, it cannot be changed, Pom-Pom!” Pom-Pom said proudly, crossing her arms.

Eve sighed helplessly and looked at the other notebook.

On the cover were the four large characters “Astral Express Records.” The Astral Express looked very high-tech, but why was such a primitive handwritten notebook used for recording?

Pom-Pom seemed to see Eve’s confusion and explained, “The Astral Express has been passed down since the beginning, so the work supplies are a bit outdated.

Don’t mind it, Pom-Pom.” “Alright, from now on, you’ll be the Astral Express Record Keeper, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom said happily, waving her hand.

“Mhm,” Eve nodded slightly.

She opened the notebook and looked inside.

It was clean white paper, with no records whatsoever.

“That…” Eve was about to ask.

“I know what you want to ask.

It’s because we haven’t found a Record Keeper before, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom waved her hand helplessly.

“Ah…

this.” Eve suddenly felt a bit helpless.

Did she just get on a pirate ship?

“And also, Pom-Pom, this will be your room from now on.” “If you want to do any decorating or renovating, just go ahead, Pom-Pom,” Pom-Pom said, pointing to various parts of the room.

At this moment, the door to the room opened again.

Himeko and Old Yang walked in simultaneously.

Himeko was holding a stack of clothes, and Welt Yang was holding a square object.

“Miss Eve, I hope you like it,” Himeko placed the clothes she was holding in front of Eve.

“These are…

clothes for me?” Eve suddenly felt a little warm inside.

“Mhm, what do you think?

The measurements were taken while you were unconscious, so don’t worry,” Himeko said with a smile.

“This…” Eve immediately grabbed the blanket and covered her chest.

“Haha, don’t worry, it was measured by a machine,” Himeko showed a triumphant expression.

Eve then breathed a sigh of relief.

She picked up the folded clothes in front of her and looked at them.

A white dress, and a white trench coat, with some green lines as decoration.

But most importantly, among these clothes, there was even a leg band!

“This…” Eve picked up the leg band, looking at Himeko with a strange expression.

“Ah, that, it’s to help fix your clothes in different environments,” Himeko said seriously.

But no matter how Eve thought about it, it felt wrong, yet she couldn’t pinpoint what was wrong.

In the end, she could only put down the leg band blankly.

Himeko then showed a smug smile.

“Oh, right, did Pom-Pom give you that?” “That?

Are you talking about this?” Eve picked up the golden ticket.

“Yes,” Himeko nodded.

“This is the symbol of the Trailblazer.

Wearing the ticket means you are part of the Astral Express’s faction.” “Just pin it to your clothes.” “Mhm, I understand,” Eve nodded.

Welt Yang walked to Eve’s bedside and placed the square object he was holding in Eve’s hand.

“This is…?” Eve picked up the item, and her pupils suddenly widened.

Isn’t this a phone?

“This is a phone, a technological product, which can be used for long-distance communication and entertainment,” Welt Yang explained.

“I’ve already saved all of our contact information in the phone.” “Mhm, mhm,” Eve flipped it up and down, feeling a little excited.

She didn’t expect to see a phone here.

“Hmm…

as for how to use it, you can go find March 7th later.

She’ll teach you how to use it,” Welt Yang, thinking Eve wouldn’t know how to use it, said considerately.

“Alright, I’m leaving too.

Remember to rest well,” Himeko also stood up.

“Wait for me, and me, Pom-Pom!” Pom-Pom also followed with a pat-pat-pat.

Eve was left alone in the room again.

She looked at the items in her hand, and a smile immediately appeared on her face.

“The Astral Express, it seems pretty good…” Eve murmured to herself.

“Whoosh—whoosh—” At this moment, the sound of the Astral Express starting came.

Because the Stellaron had disappeared, the stability of the Star Rail had returned to normal levels.

“Attention all passengers, the Astral Express is about to enter warp.

Please be prepared and hold onto the handrails…” Eve glanced at the starry sky outside, then once again transformed into the form of a white Grass Slime.

“Hmm…

this mode saves energy, so peaceful~~~” …

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