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Chapter 7: Don't set flags randomly

Honkai: Star Rail: They Think I’m Yaoshi

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Eve dragged March 7th, who was still dazed, as she sprinted through the Space Station.

“Sister Eve, where are we going now?” March 7th asked, panting.

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“Ah, Sister Eve!” March 7th looked at Eve resentfully.

Eve ignored March 7th and opened the virtual map on her wrist.

“According to the map Himeko gave us, we are currently in the Support Section of the Space Station, which has already been occupied by the Antimatter Legion.” “Occu-occupied?” March 7th suddenly had a bad feeling.

“Look.” Eve’s gaze shifted to the side.

A group of VoidRanger, glaring menacingly, watched them with ill intent.

“I-I-I…” March 7th was startled.

“When did they appear?” “In any case, our mission is to rescue the staff in the Containment Section, as well as the Main Control Section,” Eve said seriously.

“OK, I got it.” March 7th made an OK gesture.

“So, which way do we go?” March 7th continued to ask.

“Uh…

good question.” Eve said, a little awkwardly.

“Huh?” March 7th’s face immediately fell.

“It seems we, uh…

no, not’seems’, to be precise, we’re lost,” Eve stated definitively.

“Sigh…” March 7th immediately covered her face.

She knew it; Sister Eve was directionally challenged.

“Hey, hey, why the sigh?

Do you know the way?” Eve said, a little unconvinced.

“Ahem, well, I also…” March 7th immediately showed an embarrassed smile.

Hmm, she knew it; little March was directionally challenged.

Just then, that group of VoidRanger could no longer hold back and charged forward.

You’re just chatting in front of us like this?

Don’t we deserve some respect?

The VoidRanger’ greatswords were already thirsting for blood.

March 7th immediately put away her bow and arrow, preparing to make a run for it.

“Sister Eve, you hold them off here, I’m going ahead!” “Hey, don’t just run off!” Before Eve could finish her sentence, the VoidRanger had already rushed to her side.

“Go, Sister Eve!

Don’t worry, I won’t run into a pile of enemies like last time!” March 7th shouted.

“You…” Eve was speechless.

You won’t run into a pile of enemies, but I’m in one now!

Looking at the surrounding group of VoidRanger, Eve’s gaze immediately turned cold.

“Void Rangers of Destruction?

Blooming flowers do not need destruction.” Eve said coldly, her eyes filled with an icy gaze.

With that, Eve stretched out her hand.

The Sages Forest Book immediately appeared in her hand.

“Dense Forest Stars.” Instantly, a large green magic circle formed in mid-air.

Below it were the Void Rangers of Destruction.

In a breath, countless green light bullets rapidly fell from the magic circle, like dense raindrops, striking the VoidRanger.

“Bang, bang, bang—” A dense barrage of explosions, like a nuclear carpet bombing, instantly obliterated all the VoidRanger in a flash of light.

“It’s over.” Eve closed the forest book, her tone resolute.

The magic circle dissipated in response.

In just that brief moment, all the VoidRanger had been annihilated.

After dealing with these Void Rangers of Destruction, Eve didn’t linger, immediately rushing in March 7th’s direction.

She kept muttering to herself: Please don’t let anything happen, please don’t let anything happen…

A short while later, Eve arrived at the Containment Section.

But she looked left and right, yet couldn’t find March 7th.

This immediately made Eve a little anxious.

“Help!

Someone, please!” Suddenly, a cry for help rang out.

Eve frowned slightly and immediately looked towards the source of the sound.

She saw a group of VoidRanger surrounding a man in white clothes.

The man looked like a researcher.

“It seems it’s time to get to work.” Eve sighed and said lightly.

Then she immediately rushed over there.

The researcher collapsed on the ground, despairingly looking at the VoidRanger gradually closing in on him.

“Ah, I’m sorry, Ai-chan.

It seems the promise I made to you earlier, to get married after completing this research, cannot be fulfilled.” “Goodbye, Ai-chan, I hope you alone…” The researcher closed his eyes in despair, muttering incessantly.

“Stop talking!

You can’t just set up death flags, got it?” Eve’s voice came.

“Who?” The researcher immediately opened his eyes.

The previous group of VoidRanger had vanished, leaving only one slender, white-haired beautiful woman in a white dress, with a blade of grass on her head.

“I’m from the Astral Express Crew.

We received your Space Station’s distress signal and came to your rescue,” Eve said softly.

“Thank goodness, you’re finally here!” The researcher immediately cried out, wanting to hug Eve’s leg.

“Ahem, let go, that’s not allowed.” Eve smiled, gracefully dodging his hand.

Looking at Eve’s smile, the researcher suddenly felt as gentle as a nebula floating in space, feeling like his heart was melting.

This feeling intoxicated him, and at the same time, it made him ignore the waves of VoidRanger rushing towards them from a distance.

Only when the VoidRanger were in front of him did the researcher react, screaming frantically: “They’re charging at us!!!” Eve had already noticed this group of VoidRanger.

A green light shone from her hand, which then transformed into a white pistol with patterns.

The White Branch Pistol, one of Eve’s weapons, was made from the Sages Forest Book and an ordinary pistol.

The power of one shot was equivalent to one [Echo of the Forest].

Eve smiled at the VoidRanger in front of her and fired a shot with a backhand.

With a “bang,” what erupted from the muzzle was no longer a tongue of flame, but a detached beam of light.

A green beam of light instantly tilted out, making an intense friction sound as it cut through the air.

In an instant, the Marauder was directly hit by the beam, its entire body destroyed in the green light.

But this did not deter the surrounding VoidRanger; they still swarmed towards Eve.

“It seems there are still some who don’t know their place.” A fierce glint flashed in Eve’s eyes, and another pistol appeared in her other hand.

“But, VoidRanger don’t seem to have eyes to begin with…” The researcher next to her suddenly spoke.

“Uh…” Eve fell silent.

She glanced at the VoidRanger; it seemed he was right.

“Shut up.” Eve’s tone turned cold.

At that, the previous atmosphere was completely ruined.

“But this…” “I said, shut up.” Eve’s gaze towards the researcher also turned cold, as if it could freeze a person solid.

“O-okay,” the researcher immediately squatted on the ground, drawing circles, and said no more.

If she said no talking, then no talking.

Just now she was a gentle nebula, now she was solid ice formed by the zero-degree temperature of outer space.

To regain her composure, Eve immediately refocused her target on the VoidRanger.

“Why don’t you have eyes?

It’s all your fault.” Eve’s tone was very forceful, brooking no argument.

“Huh?

Huh?

Huh?” The group of VoidRanger looked utterly bewildered.

Hey, hey, what does us not having eyes have to do with you?

“In any case, you’re done for.” A cold glint flashed in Eve’s eyes as she declared her decision.

“Bang bang bang…” Eve rapidly pulled the triggers with both hands.

Countless bullets erupted from the guns, forming beams of light that swept towards the VoidRanger like a storm.

In an instant, the screen was filled with rapidly firing beams, engulfing all the VoidRanger.

“So, so powerful…” The researcher watched the scene, dumbfounded.

“Hurry, or they’ll respawn and surround us again.” Eve put away her guns, pulling the researcher, intending to retreat quickly.

Although these VoidRanger posed no threat to her, there were just too many of them.

“O-okay, ah, Aeon of Preservation above, if I get out of this alive, I’ll definitely go back and get married…” Before the researcher could finish his sentence, Eve lightly flicked his forehead.

“I told you not to set up death flags!

Now run!” Eve pouted, looking at him fiercely.

During the previous journey of Trailblaze, March 7th had suffered greatly from setting up death flags.

Eve remembered it clearly.

What started as a civilian dispute eventually escalated into a planet-destroying disaster.

Eve was completely baffled at the time, wondering how such an absurd development could occur.

Even Bennett couldn’t manage that.

You guys really know how to play, and you play so big?

Simply incomprehensible…

Hi, hi, hi, oh =  ̄ω ̄ =

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