To create Honkai Impact 3rd in a world where Kallen exists.

Cecilia glanced at Luo Mo in surprise. She hadn't expected someone she'd just met to ask Sirin to do voice acting; was he some kind of con artist? She decisively refused.

"No, my daughter has some health issues and is not suitable for prolonged contact with other people."

Luo Mo simply smiled. "Lady Cecilia, this game is permitted by His Holiness the Bishop. Miss Sirin is perfectly free to give it a try, and she can also meet other people."

Cecilia fell silent for a moment. It wasn't surprising that he knew her; after all, she had been quite famous in the past. But at first glance, she was certain that the boy before her didn't recognize her. Rather, he knew Celine and thus learned of her identity.

Sirin...Bishop...Is Destiny about to make another move? She was a little worried.

"No way! No way! I want to go home and play games, I want to do voice acting!" Xilin glared at Luo Mo. She just liked playing games, but she didn't like making them.

The Herrscher of the Void doesn't go to work!

"Alright then, you're welcome to visit the company anytime if you're interested." Luo Mo felt he couldn't win them over yet, so he bowed and said goodbye.

However, he was not discouraged. He believed that Celine and Cecilia would come looking for him sooner or later once the game was released.

Cecilia watched the departing figure, her initially cheerful mood inevitably turning somewhat doubtful. She needed to ask Theresa—no, to ask Karen—what she planned to do.

Cecilia smiled gently amidst Celine's fussing.

"Okay, let's go home and play games now, and we'll celebrate your birthday when Bella gets back."

Celine is my daughter now, and I will never let anyone hurt her again.

.......

What great luck! I even ran into Cecilia's mother-in-law and little cutie Sirin. Luo Mo whistled as he walked home.

The staff reorganization will begin tomorrow, so you should go and get some rest early tonight.

When can Theresa let me into the school?

This campus occupies one-fifth of the island's area, and there are only a few bustling streets, all located near the entrance of St. Freya.

The rest of the area is a pristine, undeveloped landscape of green hills and clear waters.

It's beautiful, but I have neither the strength nor the means of transportation to go there.

After all is said and done, the most beautiful place has to be St. Freya Campus! There will always be a chance.

Theresa, submit to me!

Luo Mo, who was asleep today, was still daydreaming.

.......

Beep be ...

"Kallen, what's the deal with that game the boy I met today was talking about? Why did they invite Sirin to do the voice acting?"

That evening, Cecilia had just finished playing games with Sirin and, after taking a nice hot bath, sat on a stool by the bed, drying her hair while talking on the phone with Karen.

Generally speaking, this would be impossible with a superior, but Cecilia has already left headquarters and is only registered at St. Freya.

Most importantly, she and Karen are best friends, and since they're not on a mission, it's just a conversation between best friends, so there's no need to worry about formalities.

"Hey, Bella, stop rubbing there, it's so itchy—" Celine was still making a racket in the bathroom. The sound of splashing water could be heard from time to time.

"Cirin seems to be doing well," Karen chuckled on the phone.

"She's actually doing pretty well. Although she still doesn't like humans, at my suggestion, she's started to gradually get closer to society through games. So what's going on here?"

Cecilia complained as she ran a towel through her hair repeatedly, her white hair gradually going from wet to slightly damp before slowly spreading out.

"That boy claimed to be from outside the world and capable of defeating the Honkai. Moreover, he presented a lot of valid evidence."

"No way, are you... are you sure? You're the Archbishop of Destiny now!"

Cecilia found it hard to believe. Karen had been in power for so long, and she was responsible for all the Valkyries of Schicksal. With her experience, she certainly wouldn't be deceived.

But this is indeed too bizarre, just like the Ultraman stories we heard as children coming true.

"Yes, he has provided valid evidence. Now we need to work with him to complete a game."

"A game? To defeat the Honkai and save the world using a game?"

"That's what he said. He has already given us a reply and will give us results in a month."

“Making a game in a month is a bit difficult,” Cecilia said, frowning. She was also a gaming expert, especially since she was often dragged into playing games by Sirin after losing her powers, so she knew a thing or two about it.

"I don't really know much about this, but he has recruited a lot of talented people in the gaming industry from Tianming, so he should be able to make it."

Karen frowned slightly after hearing this. Since becoming the Bishop of Destiny, she had been constrained and hadn't played games for a long time, so she didn't really know how much time was required for this.

"That should be enough," Cecilia said vaguely. She wasn't involved in game development; she was more concerned with one question: "So, is the game fun?"

"???"

Are games made by people from another world fun?

"???" Karen asked in confusion, "Did you forget to ask about Sirin?"

“Listen to me, there aren’t many fun games lately. It’s always the same old mech games made by Anti-Entropy, and Destiny’s only one game, Homu, is pretty boring. As for the other developers, don’t even mention them, it’s all just reskinned versions of the same old thing,” Cecilia complained.

"It...it should be fun, right?" Karen said helplessly. After all these years, she still seemed like a young girl. "Aren't you going to ask about Sirin?"

“…I believe you, Karen. Besides,” Cecilia glanced at the bathroom, “I’m right next to her!”

"...Actually, the reward he offered can also alleviate the Honkai energy in your body, so you can be like before."

"Yes, I believe you," Cecilia replied calmly, touching the towel she was using to dry her hair.

She is very satisfied with her current life. She survived the Honkai and has three lovely daughters.

At this moment, a faint Honkai energy pattern appeared on Cecilia's lower abdomen, adding a touch of alluring beauty to her fair skin.

Chapter 11 Game Preparation

"Oh ho, the Schicksal personnel are already in place?"

When Luo Mo woke up the next day, there was already a message from Karen on his phone. It was so fast.

Screenwriters, art directors, programmers, designers—I can choose any of them? That's great!

However, do we need a screenwriter? Luo Mo hesitated a bit. Emotional value doesn't seem to be related to one's position. So, let's get one, no, let's get a few.

As a result, Mr. Luo's industry standards were directly released.

"Artwork: Excellent drawing skills, 2.5D style preferred, and staff members who have worked in the adult entertainment industry are also welcome to participate."

"Programmer: Highly skilled, adept at working overtime (with generous overtime pay)"

"Planner: Has excellent design experience and is good at handling various requirements from clients."

......

"Screenwriter: Possesses excellent stress resistance and strong mental fortitude."

So when many professionals signed up, each displaying their skills and unique talents, the screenwriters were left bewildered.

They have excellent stress resistance, but no specific skills are required? Such great qualifications are too good to pass up!

As a result, the competition for screenwriter positions became exceptionally fierce, little did they know what kind of storm awaited them.

Among the many job interviews, only screenwriter interviews have a surprisingly unique style. In addition to basic ability tests, screenwriters only need to endure ten minutes of harsh criticism without changing their expression.

In terms of art direction, the requirements are subtle yet revealing, understanding and learning asymmetrical aesthetics, being immersed in leg ring culture, and preferably being proficient in 2.5D drawing style—as the name suggests, images that bridge reality and anime;

Programmers are required to be able to work late into the night and have extremely high skill levels. They need to be able to understand code and program small games on the spot. If they don't have the skills, they can make up for it by working overtime.

The planning team was required to meet Luo Mo's requirements and reach the level he envisioned, achieving a close match. For example, Luo Mo would describe some characters from the original game, and they would then provide the design.

She has a purple cat-like hairstyle, wears traditional Chinese aristocratic lady attire, and is dressed in sheer black stockings. She says, "If we waste too much time, things won't be finished." She is both elegant and sexy, serious and gentle, meticulous yet decisive, skilled in swordsmanship and well-connected among the common people.

Even with such a general description, the planners still tried their best to come up with designs. Perhaps because it involved too many Chinese elements, the final winner was a Chinese girl.

Finally, he led a large group of several hundred people to work at the game company. For music, Destiny directly brought in an orchestra to compose and accompany music for them.

The team consists of several hundred people, with artists and programmers making up the majority, while there are only a pitiful three screenwriters.

Luo Mo's plan was to replace one of the lead writers if he couldn't handle the workload. And if the game went wrong, they could sacrifice another writer as a safety net.

As for writing the plot? Only those who can withstand the pressure of public opinion after the first nine chapters are qualified to write the plot!

Putting all that aside, wasn't he the one who wrote the main storyline?! (System: ?)

As for the gender ratio, let's not even mention it. Although he was given a choice, due to the special nature of St. Freya, all the staff were women. To be honest, Luo Mo actually thought it would be better if the screenwriter was male, but he could only listen to Boss Karen's insistence.

Soon, after two days of turmoil, the art direction was taken over by a female Shaniat, who took the lead; the planning and screenwriting team was quite capable, appointing two people to the positions and passing both appointments. Luo Mo waved his hand and gave them both to her, so she could take the blame for both of them. Her name was Su Luo; the programmer team was led by a European, literally a European, named Anna.

However, according to his inquiry with that Shaniat, she was not a member of the three major families of the Mandate of Heaven tradition, or rather, she was from a collateral branch.

Luo Mo sent the information about the first four chapters of Honkai Impact 3rd from the card to Su Luo and asked her to guide him through the game, making improvements step by step.

This task was assigned to the code department—to adapt the code to relevant terminals in this world, aiming for a full platform launch, with as many players as possible.

In the early stages, they need to familiarize themselves with parts of Honkai Impact 3rd, aiming to do even better than in the previous game. He speculated that the system's scoring criteria for the game would likely focus on the changes and effects of the main storyline, while side quests and event storylines would be left to their own devices, emphasizing a healing theme.

Fortunately, the copyright for Houmu is also with Tianming, so there's no need to consider drastically modifying the game.

Three days later...

The team's restructuring and code adaptation issues have been resolved. Now, only the voice-over problem remains unresolved. Luo Mo has assigned the departments that completed the task to work on the next part of the main storyline and side stories, and has also called in some of the art staff to create a promotional PV.

The PV provided by the system? That was clearly not impressive enough, and it didn't meet Luo Mo's goal.

He never forgot that what he needed to do was defeat the Honkai.

Today is the day of the handover of St. Freya Academy.

"Mei, Mei, is this the internship location the headmaster said we could get credits from?" A girl with white hair and braids asked with a silly smile, practically glued to the purple-haired girl.

“Bronya, let me correct you. Only Kiana’s credits require extra lessons. Bronya and Mei’s credits are fine.” The silver-haired Helix Duck corrected expressionlessly, holding onto Mei’s hand as they floated in the air.

Fu Hua simply watched from the sidelines, adjusting her glasses, and was elected class monitor as she had hoped.

Besides these four, several other female students were also looking around with curiosity. As Valkyries of Destiny, although St. Freya's management was somewhat lenient, their extracurricular credits were basically earned through missions, and they had never completed them through internships at ordinary companies. This time, they would even receive subsidies, but it was said to be the academy's first pilot program.

The person leading the group was Ms. Himeko. After leading the students inside, she turned around and said to them, "For the next six months, your tasks and practical training will be canceled, and you will instead come here to participate in internship activities."

As soon as he finished speaking, a 'slap-slap-' sound came from behind. The students looked over and saw a black-haired boy with a Chinese face.

He was dressed in a suit, giving off an air of forced maturity, but he still looked quite handsome. His steps were light and powerful as he slowly clapped his hands as he walked out. "Are you my guests, or a new storm?"

Himeko looked puzzled, then realized what was happening and gently tapped Luo Mo's head. "Speak seriously, don't cause trouble for my student."