Honkai Impact 3rd: Starting with creating an anime version of Honkai Impact 3rd

"Wait, what if we hadn't dodged that time? Wouldn't that have been incredibly dangerous?"

Kiana complained about Siegfried, but she was still thinking about him.

Kiana kept walking, not knowing how long she had been walking across the snowfield. The endless snowfield made her feel lonely, even though she hadn't felt this way when she had traveled alone from Europe to Asia.

"Sigh, all I can think about right now is the dinner Mei prepared and the games Bronya played together."

“Even Theresa’s hellish training is more interesting than this. Also, Himeko got drunk and took off all her clothes and put them on my bed.”

"Wait, what the heck is that last scene?!"

As Kiana talked to herself on the screen, everyone's attention shifted from Theresa to Himeko, especially Mei, who used her body to block Himeko's gaze from Kiana.

Mei looked at Himeko warily.

Theresa, hands on her hips, demanded fiercely, "Himeko, what exactly are you planning to do to my little niece? I never thought you were thinking of taking advantage of a young girl."

"Hey, hey, hey, I'm drunk and unconscious, lying on Kiana's bed. I'm clearly in more danger than her," Himeko said, trying to clear her name.

When everyone recalled Kiana's personality, they actually felt a slight sense of agreement.

Chapter Ninety-Four: Kevin Feels Cold

"What do you mean? I'm clearly devoted to Mei." Kiana said, dissatisfied.

"Little Kiana, let me show you a picture." Yaqing, who was sitting in the row in front of Kiana, suddenly handed her her phone.

Kiana instinctively took the phone. On the screen was a group photo, which looked like it had been taken recently. Yaqing had even enlarged Mei's image, and Kiana's eyes were instantly drawn to it.

With her black stockings, bodycon skirt, and black-rimmed glasses, coupled with her gentle temperament and resemblance to Raiden Mei, Kiana was instantly captivated.

If Mei hadn't been there, they probably would have chased after Yaqing for her contact information.

"What?" Mei looked at Kiana, who couldn't hide her excitement, and curiously leaned over to take a look. She was also surprised; Kiana really looked like her.

"Didn't you notice when the last movie was showing? Mei was sitting right next to me at that time." Yaqing really didn't expect that despite so many opportunities, Kiana hadn't noticed even once.

Kiana shook Mei's arm and asked, "Mei, do you know her?"

“I don’t know him.” Mei shook her head and said, “I don’t remember having any relatives who look like me. My father doesn’t have any brothers or sisters either.”

Kiana was feeling very down. Being alone on the snowfield reminded her of when Siegfried suddenly disappeared and she walked alone for a long, long time, but she eventually cheered herself up again.

Kiana continued walking towards the Tower of Babel, her consciousness receiving a distress signal from Theresa. Upon hearing that Theresa was injured, Kiana hurriedly headed towards the source of the communication.

On the snowfield, a trail of blood followed Theresa, her left arm severed, golden light shimmering at the edge of the wound as it began to regenerate.

"Theresa, how did you get hurt?" Kiana rushed forward and asked with concern.

"Who are you?" Theresa asked warily, as if she didn't recognize Kiana.

Just as Kiana was explaining her identity, Theresa sneered, her arm, which had successfully regenerated, grabbing Judah's chains. "My niece Kiana is only one year old! Humph! Die, you illusion!"

Kiana could only quickly dodge Judah's attacks.

"Was Theresa's arm severed during the Second Honkai Impact?" Paddo looked blank. She remembered that Theresa was imprisoned by Otto and only released during the final battle, almost single-handedly defeating Sirin.

"I have a feeling there's something wrong with this data." My own sense of unease was growing.

Su said, "It's very simple. Either someone tampered with this data, or someone is plotting something."

"You mean, the Bishop of Destiny?"

"I didn't say anything."

Bronya, sitting in the front row, teased Kiana.

"Our mighty Moonfish Cat can't even distinguish between reality and virtual data space?"

When faced with Bronya's teasing, Kiana's first reaction wasn't to refute, but rather to ask in confusion, "Bronya, when did you give me another nickname?"

Bronya teased, "Don't you like it? I think you really like that 'Moonlight Café'."

"I don't really like it either, it just feels weird." Kiana suddenly realized, put her hands on her hips, and said, "Bronya! How could I not distinguish between reality and virtuality? It's clearly my uncle's script that's the problem."

“I think there’s nothing wrong with what Yaqing wrote,” Theresa said with a smile.

"Auntie!" Kiana cried out angrily, snuggling into Mei's arms.

Mei looked helplessly at Kiana, who had huddled in her arms, and comforted her, "Kiana, the character in the movie probably didn't know she was in a virtual space. She probably just thought she had traveled through time."

“Yes, yes, that’s right, I definitely thought I had traveled through time!” Kiana chimed in.

During the fight between Kiana and Theresa, Theresa recognized the technique Kiana was using as Kaslana's gun-fu, so she stopped fighting and questioned Kiana about who taught her it.

Kiana answered honestly.

Siegfried Kaslana taught her.

Seeing how serious the other person was, Theresa also felt a little insecure.

Kiana then realized that when she first entered the virtual space, she had heard a system notification that the date was February 7, 2000, and that Theresa in front of her was a virtual image of the past.

Just as Kiana was about to explain, Theresa clapped her hands together and said confidently, "I understand! You must be Siegfried's illegitimate daughter!"

"Eh?!"

Seeing that the indignant Theresa had thought of everything for her, Kiana figured that with Theresa's intelligence, it would be difficult for her to explain clearly, so she simply admitted it and went along with Theresa's words.

Kiana portrayed herself as a pitiful child abandoned by her father and whose mother died young...

This made Theresa feel a pang of heartache.

"Kiana, what do you mean by 'it's hard for me to explain with my intelligence'?!" Theresa glared at Kiana.

"Um... um..." Kiana scratched her head, stuck out her tongue, and pretended to be cute.

"On February 7, 2000, if I remember correctly, according to the timeline, shouldn't the headmistress have been captured by Sirin and taken into a space, then unconscious and rescued by Siegfried?" Himeko asked doubtfully.

"Maybe the first movie hasn't aired yet. This queen dealt with a Valkyrie too easily. Bella, I want chocolate flavor." Sirin opened her mouth wide, and Bella picked up a piece of popcorn and fed it to Sirin.

"What do you mean! Insulting the headmistress is forbidden!" Theresa roughly ruffled Sirin's purple hair and even scratched her ahoge (cowlick).

The front row.

"Wouldn't this be considered a daughter betraying her father?" Shub wondered.

When Salibu asked the question, Siegfried, who was watching a movie with his wife and daughter at the European headquarters, covered his face helplessly. Sitting to his right was Durandal, and to his left was Cecilia.

Inside the screening room sat employees of Destiny, all of whom were extremely curious about the "renowned" head of the Kaslana family.

“Darling, you know me. I would never mess around outside. The rumors about my messy private life are just Theresa trying to smear me!” Siegfried hurriedly explained.

“Darling, you look very anxious?” Cecilia smiled gently.

"I'm not in a hurry at all, hahaha..."

If it weren't for the large number of people in the screening room, Siegfried would almost have knelt down skillfully.

"Darling, I believe in you."

Cecilia's voice sounded like heavenly music to Siegfried's ears.

Durandal looked at the couple strangely.

Chapter Ninety-Five: The Consequences of Teasing One's Own Daughter (Part Two)

During Kiana and Theresa's journey to the Tower of Babel, even without radar detection, Theresa knew that the Second Herrscher would be going to the Tower of Babel. She inquired about Siegfried's coordinates and prepared to meet up with him first.

Kiana is curious about what exactly the "tower" is.

Theresa did not hide anything from Kiana and explained the situation of the "Tower" in detail.

As Theresa introduced the story, Kiana suddenly remembered the phantom in her dream, who had mentioned these things before. What caught her attention the most was that her mother had sacrificed herself in the Second Honkai War.

"Theresa! Theresa!"

Kiana called out to Theresa, her expression worried, "Cecilia, Cecilia Shaniat, are you here for this battle too?"

Theresa's words conflicted with Kiana's memories. Cecilia did not come to Siberia because she had just given birth to her daughter a year ago and was still recuperating.

Kiana was just about to breathe a sigh of relief.

"but……"

Theresa's pause made Kiana's heart leap into her throat again, and she hurriedly asked, "But what?"

Theresa tells Kiana that if she and Siegfried fail to stop the Second Herrscher, Bishop Otto might force Cecilia to attack.

Kiana knew that once Cecilia arrived in Siberia, her memories would likely become reality.

"Do you think that if Kiana changed Cecilia's death, the real world would also change?" Kevin asked curiously, as the plot of the movie was too much like a time-travel story.

“No, because this isn’t time travel at all, it’s a virtual data space.” Möbius glanced at Kevin, then stared intently at Ya Qing’s back.

"Hehe... Haha, yeah." Kevin scratched his head awkwardly.