Mo Wang stared at his phone screen, his hand trembling as he hesitated to tap the button.
Damn it, what the hell did this guy send over?!
[Some nameless slacker on the Hyperion]: **, what the hell did you send?!
[Some savior of humanity]: Are you not satisfied that our world isn’t chaotic enough?
You’re not afraid we’ll blow up?
[Some video store owner]: No way!
I’m genuinely scared my house will explode, okay?
I’ve got a little sister to take care of!
[Some blonde from Teyvat]: 6, with this thing, I bet even the Heavenly Principles would get taken out directly.
[Some trash king on a train]: Cut the crap, just tell me—is this thing powerful or not?
A universal wish-granting machine plus tactical nukes, if you’re not satisfied, just blow them all up!
All the Mo Wangs fell silent at this.
Well…
the guy did have a point.
Sure, Stellaron was also known as the Cancer of All Worlds, and one careless mistake could lead to the destruction of the world.
The destructive power of a single Stellaron could even rival an entire Will of Honkai.
But honestly, this thing was indeed powerful, wasn’t it?
At least with this thing in his possession, he wouldn’t have to worry about being killed in the shadows anymore.
Speaking of which, what would happen if someone killed him and directly caused a Stellaron leak?
The moment Mo Wang thought of that scenario—rifts starting a brawl with Honkai Beasts…
damn, that image was just too beautiful to imagine.
After thinking it over repeatedly, Mo Wang ultimately couldn’t resist his itchy fingers and directly tapped the accept button.
“BOOM!”
The moment Mo Wang accepted the Stellaron, he instantly felt a stream of golden light flowing into his body.
A powerful consciousness immediately invaded his mind, plunging him into unconsciousness.
“RUMBLE!”
The moment Mo Wang accepted the Stellaron, St.
Freya Academy began to shake violently.
“Huh?
An earthquake?”
Theresa, who was handling paperwork (reading comics) in the principal’s office, hadn’t even figured out what was going on before she was buried under a pile of documents that came crashing down beside her.
“Wh-what’s going on?!” Theresa barely managed to crawl out from the pile of files, frantically looking around.
The violent tremors quickly disappeared.
In their place was an eerie calm.
Theresa was baffled.
That earthquake just now was way too strange, wasn’t it?
“Are you alright, Principal!”
Just then, a Valkyrie who had felt the tremors came running over to Theresa.
“I’m fine.
What just happened?” Theresa tidied up her disheveled appearance and asked the approaching Valkyrie.
“Well, just now, abnormal energy fluctuations appeared near St.
Freya.
That’s probably what caused the earthquake reaction.” The Valkyrie quickly reported to Theresa.
“Energy reaction…
Is it a Herrscher?” Theresa’s first thought was that.
After all, recent events had left her feeling a bit on edge.
“It shouldn’t be.” The Valkyrie said, not entirely certain.
“What do you mean ‘shouldn’t be’?” Theresa blinked in confusion.
Since when did things like this have room for uncertainty?
“Well, mainly because the energy reaction that appeared disappeared very quickly, and also, our Honkai Energy detectors never triggered.” The Valkyrie was also quite troubled.
That energy fluctuation just now, by any specific classification, was undoubtedly at an extremely high level.
But first, there was no sign of Honkai Energy, and second, it disappeared too fast—before they could even detect it, it was already gone.
In all her years as a Valkyrie, she had never encountered such a situation.
“Is that so.” Theresa scratched her head.
Well, as long as it wasn’t a Herrscher, that was fine.
With that thought, Theresa tossed the whole matter to the back of her mind and took a nice, satisfying sip of bitter melon juice.
Meanwhile, Mo Wang, who was in his room, clearly had no idea what he had just done.
At this moment, Mo Wang’s consciousness, along with the injection of the Stellaron, had entered a strange space.
“Damn, where did this take me?
Am I even still in the country?”
Mo Wang looked around in confusion, his heart full of questions: After accepting the Stellaron, he had ended up in such a peculiar place?
There seemed to be no end to it—around him was pitch-black void, dotted with faint twinkling starlight, as if dancing against the silent dark curtain.
Just as he was immersed in his confusion, suddenly, a gleaming arrow shot across the tranquil night sky like a meteor, tearing through the air with a piercing whistle as it flew into the distance.
In that instant, a subtle tremor seemed to ripple through the air, and then countless planets along the arrow’s trajectory collapsed in an instant, dissolving into specks of light and dust, vanishing into the boundless cosmos.
Mo Wang stood dumbfounded, an indescribable fear and awe rising in his heart.
He had never imagined that any power could be so terrifyingly formidable.
Before he could snap back to his senses, a towering man gradually materialized before him.
The man was imposingly built, as if he were a deity who had stepped out from the stars themselves.
His face was stern, his cold gaze like an abyss, seemingly able to see through everything.
In his hand was a bow, with arrows gleaming with frigid light between his fingers, as if ready to be loosed at any moment.
The man said nothing.
He only gave a slight nod, as if acknowledging Mo Wang’s existence.
Then he turned, strode across the starry sky, and flew off into the distance, his figure gradually fading into the endless darkness.
“That was…
The Hunt?!”
Mo Wang wore an exaggerated expression.
Seeing that man, and recalling that overwhelming strike from just now—
There was no doubt about the man’s identity.
He was the guardian deity worshipped by the Xianzhou, the roaming Aeon known as the Sovereign of the Divine Bow, the Aeon of The Hunt—Lan.
After accepting the Stellaron, he had actually met a legendary Aeon?
Well, I guess that was possible anyway, but it seemed like that Sovereign of the Divine Bow had just acknowledged him?
The next moment, Mo Wang’s consciousness began to return to his body.
He was still immersed in the scene of meeting the Aeon.
“So now…
I’ve obtained the Path of The Hunt?” Mo Wang blinked, discovering that there was indeed a new power within him, completely different from Honkai Energy.
“This isn’t right!
Why would I be The Hunt?” Mo Wang was completely baffled.
Even if he were to meet an Aeon, it should have been Aha, Xipe, or someone like that.
Why The Hunt of all things?
Did he have even a single trace of The Hunt’s attributes about him?
Mo Wang couldn’t figure it out.
Thinking of those characters with The Hunt’s attributes, they all seemed to be madmen who chased after one race to slaughter.
With The Hunt’s style, wouldn’t it want him to wipe out all of Honkai or something?
Could someone like him really be The Hunt?
They must have gotten the wrong person.
But Mo Wang quickly pulled himself together.
The Hunt it is, then.
After all, this Stellaron was basically free loot anyway.
“Speaking of which, I’ve gotten stronger now, right?
I wonder what rank I’d be if I converted to a Valkyrie now.”
Mo Wang felt the power within him.
He had to admit—having accepted the other versions of himself, he was no longer on the same level as his former self.
“Heh, with a Stellaron, I’m finally not that useless piece of trash anymore!”
Just as Mo Wang was feeling smug about himself, suddenly, the ringtone of his phone shattered his fantasy.
“Hm?
What’s going on?
Why is my phone ringing?”
Mo Wang looked at his phone in confusion.
“Huh?
Nine o’clock?!
I slept for a whole day?!” Mo Wang checked the time and was completely dumbfounded.
How had an entire day just passed in an instant?
Thinking of this, Mo Wang quickly changed his clothes, skipped breakfast entirely, and rushed out the door.
However, what he didn’t expect was that the moment he stepped outside, a white fluffy ball came crashing into him like a cannonball.
At that very moment, Mo Wang felt like his entire body had taken a critical hit.
“Who the hell—?!”
Dizzy from the impact, Mo Wang sat up straight from the ground.
If it hadn’t been for the Stellaron enhancement, that hit just now would have sent him straight to the gates of hell.
Murder.
Plain and simple murder!
There was no other explanation!
And clearly, the person who had just crashed into Mo Wang was also dazed and dizzy.
When the two of them got a clear look at each other, their faces instantly turned furious.
“Damn, it’s you!”
“Bastard, why is it you of all people?!”
[Diary of a Loser, Day One]: After a whole day, no comments and no replies.
Played solo all day long.
Lonely.
Bored.
Writing this diary entry to record it.
Hope everyone takes note.
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