Honkai Impact: Star Railway: I'm really not a Star God!

However, as with all of them, Pam's blood pressure was rising.

"March 7th passengers! Walter passengers! You!!!"

One foot was covered in mud, and he kept stomping on it; the other foot was covered in black engine oil, and he kept stomping on it.

Pam was furious and, incidentally, issued the mission.

"Hmph! If you don't investigate this matter thoroughly! Today! Star! March 7th! Walter! You three passengers will each be responsible for cleaning the train for the next three weeks!"

As soon as she finished speaking, Pam reverted to her weak demeanor, prickling up her ears in fear.

“Pam feels... there’s something strange on the train... watching me... but I’ve searched for a long time and haven’t found anything... no one knows the train better than me, there must be something weird here, let’s all look for it together, Pam.”

Upon hearing this, Xing smiled dismissively.

"So the train conductor is such a coward?"

"This...this...this isn't cowardice! Don't even think about starting the train until you find a problem!"

Pam, fuming, was about to turn and leave, but seeing that everyone was still in the carriage, she stopped.

If you leave now... according to the movie... the monster will grab the first person who is alone.

Thinking of this, Pam swallowed hard and ran to Ling Kong's side.

"Flying Passenger...can you find this strange thing?"

She shook Ling Kong's hand, but Ling Kong did not respond.

Pam's heart skipped a beat. She cautiously shook her hand in mid-air again, but there was still no response.

“Ling…airborne passenger…you…”

"Train conductor, what are you talking about to yourself?"

Xing, who was standing to the side, asked in confusion.

"What...what talking to yourself? Hoshi! I'm chatting with Ling Kong!"

"Aerial?"

Xing's expression showed a hint of doubt, and she asked curiously.

"Didn't Ling Kong fail to return to the train?"

"Didn't...didn't get back on the train? Then...the guy in front of me..."

Seemingly hearing Pam's call, Ling Kong, who had been standing still, slowly turned around and stared at Pam with a ferocious expression.

"I..."

Before Ling Kong could finish speaking, Pam shuddered and fainted on the spot.

Himeko chuckled as she looked at Pam, who had suddenly fallen unconscious, but still wore a reproachful expression.

"You two, how did you come up with the idea of ​​pranking Pam? Did you already have it planned out when you came back?"

Walter, standing to the side, adjusted his glasses and said in a serious tone.

"I... I advise you two to think about how to calm Pam down later, otherwise... I think you two might both get kicked off the train. I had a friend who did just that..."

After thinking for a while, the group split up to search for the strange thing Pam had mentioned.

During the search, Xing walked up to a broken mirror. She hadn't noticed before that there was a mirror here.

I had just finished showering, and the smell of the trash can made me feel like my appearance had improved dramatically.

Upon closer inspection, it was indeed the case.

"Why am I so good-looking?"

After making a boastful remark, Hoshi turned to look at Himeko.

"Himeko, do you see that mirror?"

When Hoshi asked her that question, Himeko looked curiously in the direction Hoshi was pointing, and there was indeed a mirror there.

But in the instant she turned her head, all memories of the mirror vanished, and she even forgot the task Pam had assigned her.

"Mirror? Where is the mirror? I don't see any mirror."

After one attempt failed, Xing ran towards Walter.

"Uncle Yang, can you see the mirror over there?"

Walter adjusted his glasses and looked at himself carefully.

There was nothing there, no mirror; he could only see Himeko.

Seeing that Walter couldn't see her either, Xing could only cast her pleading gaze toward Lingkong.

Responding to Xing's gaze, Ling Kong slowly walked over.

"What's wrong? Did you find anything?"

"Ling Kong, can you see that mirror over there?"

"Mirror? What mirror? I didn't see anything."

Choosing to lie through his teeth, Ling Kong carefully examined the broken mirror; the feeling within it was somewhat familiar.

Xing suddenly felt a chill run down her spine.

Isn't this... the show she and Ling Kong just finished performing?

Why is she the only one on the train who can see this mirror... Could it be... there really is something wrong?

I had no choice but to grit my teeth and walk up to the broken mirror, trying to muster up the courage.

As Xing approached the mirror, she saw a figure slowly appear in it, but unlike before, the figure in the mirror did not resemble her at all.

The mirror showed a girl wearing a hood, her face obscured by a strange mask, making it impossible to see her features clearly.

Before Xing could react, the girl stepped out of the mirror.

"Wow~ Is this the Star Train?"

Before he could finish speaking, the temperature inside the carriage instantly rose. Xing, holding a baseball bat in his left hand and a lance in his right, roared.

"Fairy! Take this!"

Chapter 102 If they don't come soon, the train will look like a horror movie.

The star's attack passed right through her body and through the mirror, while the tip of the Flame Spear nearly pierced a hole in the train.

Fortunately, Xing reacted in time and quickly withdrew his strength, thus avoiding a severe scolding from Pam.

"Don't hit me! I'm not a bad person! I'm a messenger from 'Flowing Light Memories,' and I'll be staying on your train for the next few days. Please take care of me!"

A bewildered Xing glanced at Ling Kong, whose eyes were vacant, and asked curiously.

"Flowing Light Memory Courtyard? What's that?"

Seeing that Xing didn't understand, the girl wearing a mask explained softly.

"The Radiant Memory Garden is an organization that follows the Star God Fu Li. As messengers of 'memory,' we have abandoned our physical bodies and travel through the universe as memes, searching for the most precious memories among the stars for Fu Li."

"The fact that I'm here means you must be familiar with the concepts of 'memory' and 'the Flowing Memory Garden.' The memories you possess have opened a replication channel for the Memory Garden, allowing me to be implanted into your mind..."

“Actually, we could follow you secretly, and no one would notice. However, Yi Ting believes you are special. You possess extremely rare and precious memories, and you will gain even more in the future…”

"So I thought it would be better if I greeted you! I noticed you've also been exposed to the concept of 'Memory Thieves,' and Yi Ting doesn't want you to think of us as thieves or burglars! Everything we do is for a noble purpose!"

The messenger's words made Ling Kong ponder for a moment.

As expected of a memory-based destiny, it's quite powerful in a way that it can keep the entire train from noticing its existence.

Or rather, when you can get someone's attention, you forget the fact that you've already noticed it.

Since she managed to fool even Walter... and only Pam noticed, this girl... must be of a high level, and couldn't possibly be an ordinary messenger.

By the time Ling Kong finished thinking, Xing had also completed her communication with the messenger.

He also heard Xin use a playful tone to tell Xing not to tell the others on the train.

"Oh, by the way, it's best if only you and I know about my stay on the Star Train. I won't show myself in front of your companions, so please don't tell anyone, okay?"

So he thought about it and decided to help Xing make this dishonest choice.

"What you told Xing has to do with me, Ling Kong?"

As soon as the words were spoken, the two of them looked at Ling Kong in shock.

"Um?!"

"what!?"

no...

Can't you see it?

As if he could read minds, Ling Kong nodded, patted Xing on the shoulder, and said in a warning tone.

"Xing, you're too easily fooled. What if you get kidnapped in the future?"

"???"

The general pressed down on the shoulders, lifted them slightly, changed position, and stood in mid-air in front of the messenger with a slight smile.

"Could we talk more sometime? Let's see if you can convince me not to tell anyone about your affairs."

Completely bewildered by Ling Kong's antics, Xing gasped, only able to watch helplessly as Ling Kong dragged the messenger into the mirror.

She paused for a moment, glancing at the other passengers in the carriage who hadn't yet noticed her, and pondered to herself.

Should we tell others about this?

Or...should we tell him first?

There shouldn't be any problem with flying through the air, right?

The messenger doesn't seem particularly dangerous.

Just in case, Xing decided to go and report to Walter and the others.

Noticing Xing approaching, Walter calmly asked.