Honkai Impact 3: Taking Life as C? Even the Valkyries are afraid of me

So what is the truth? The breaking point of the seven disciples killing their master was that the fourth disciple Jiang Wanru was eroded by Honkai.

As for those who were possessed by demons, Fu Hua would kill one if she saw one, or if there were two, she would kill a pair. She would rather kill the wrong one than let him go, not to mention that Jiang Wanru was really possessed by demons.

Sister Jiang Wanxi definitely cannot let her sister die.

Lin Chaoyu, on the other hand, was of a gentle nature and had never known what resistance was. The first time he resisted was when he pleaded with Chi Yuan for his fourth junior sister who had gone astray.

Cheng Lingshuang and Qin Suyi have a very deep relationship as fellow disciples, so it is impossible for them to just leave them alone.

As mentioned before, the revenge for their parents is only owed to Lin Chaoyu and Su Mei, and it is impossible for Su Mei to convince others except Ma Feima with this reason alone.

In addition, Jiang Wanru was corrupted, which was not a good idea. Wouldn't it be better to take Jiang Wanru and run away instead of killing her master? Who would find her if she hid in a mountain?

If it really doesn't work and you can't stay in Shenzhou, you can go abroad. After all, there has been overseas trade at that time. If Yu Jian doesn't know the way, he can take a boat.

They knew Fu Hua's strength, so they would not risk their own life. Although she succeeded, it cannot be analyzed from the perspective of hindsight.

If Fu Hua had not hesitated at that time, all seven disciples would have been finished.

So why fight if you can run?

The ice is three feet thick, and it didn't freeze overnight. Jiang Wanru's possession by the devil is just a breaking point, the last straw that breaks the camel's back.

From the plot, we can know that Qin Suyi almost blurted out the plan, and Lin Chaoyu also wanted to remind Fu Hua at the moment when the master-killing began.

But when the fight started, they showed no mercy and even dismembered the immortal to prevent him from resurrecting.

From this point of view, although the seven disciples did not have a firm stance, they at least united the front.

For all the above reasons, no matter how evil and unpopular the immortal is, he still has a place in the hearts of his disciples.

No matter how capable Su Mei is, it is impossible for her to fool them all with just her words.

So what made these disciples unite to fight Fu Hua?

What the truth is is still unknown because "The Sword of China" has been discontinued.

However, Bai Ming did have a guess, which was that - because the immortal was too obsessed, the seven disciples thought Fu Hua was possessed by a demon, and they had been taught that those who were possessed by a demon must be killed, so they united to kill her.

This is not impossible. Wasn’t Bai Ming almost chopped to death by the immortal when he was at Wangshan?

Although the internal Qi was flowing smoothly, he was still considered to be possessed simply because of the high concentration.

The concentration is too high, so it doesn’t count. Let’s change the example.

Yan Shiluo was not eroded by Honkai energy, but just mastered some basic ways of using Honkai energy. He was conscious and was killed by the immortal in the original plot.

In fact, fighting and killing is very normal in the martial arts world. When Bai Ming came to Shenzhou to challenge other masters, he often heard on the way that someone killed someone else.

There is even a killer ranking list. Whoever kills the most people and the most masters will be on the list.

The number of people killed by Yan Shiluo is not even as many as those in the top ten of the Heavenly Ranking.

Although he is from outside the Central Plains, he is indeed a native of China. We can't discriminate against him, right?

Isn't it a bit too much to go up to someone and kill him just because he knows a little trick of using Honkai energy?

Combining all of the above, the truth behind the seven disciples killing their master is probably this:

Fu Hua Zhumo was so obsessed that he would attack anyone who was not corrupted and was able to use his magic as if they were possessed by a demon.

The seventh disciple was a little scared. Although he believed on the surface that his master would not hurt him, he still felt uneasy subconsciously.

Su Mei is the smartest one, she must be extremely clear-headed and thinks things through.

Oh no, Master is killing people like this. If this trend continues, won’t he be killed too?

She didn't know about the revenge for her parents, but the reason of self-protection was enough for her to take action.

In addition, Jiang Wanru was eroded by Honkai, and all the conflicts that had accumulated before broke out at once.

At this time, Su Mei stood up, talked about the friendship between fellow students and the accumulated pain points, touched their hearts, and analyzed the matter with others, and gave a very legitimate reason that everyone could accept.

The master was already blood-thirsty and wanted to kill even the fourth junior sister. He did this all these years without any hesitation or even a frown.

Even if it is a stone that has been by your side for so many years, if you throw it away, your heart will be moved.

But is she still a normal person? I'm afraid she has been possessed by a demon.

He who kills demons will eventually become a demon himself.

Master said that those who possess a demon must be killed, so shouldn’t we also treat them equally?

Would killing the possessed master be a kind of relief for her?

The other disciples thought about it and thought it made sense, so they did it.

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that's all.

In fact, no matter what the truth is, all we need to do is to eliminate the side effects of the immortal's magical sound and save Jiang Wanru.

But, I still want to educate this group of disciples. Nothing can change the fact that they are ungrateful. Even if they have their own reasons, aren't they still ungrateful?

Especially Su Mei, the biggest ungrateful person who planned to kill the immortal, must be taught a lesson.

If the immortal had not met a good disciple who died for her and had gone through so much, she would probably be even more depressed and closed off than Kiana after the death of Himeko.

Bai Ming already had a plan in mind on how to educate them.

Teach them from a young age, and when all the seven dragon balls... bah, when all the seven disciples are gathered, first arrange for the Immortal to go through the Seven Disciples Killing Their Master once in Tsukuyomi, and then let the seven disciples go through it once, and then arrange both at the same time, go through the second round together and finally see the ending.

If it really doesn’t work, use the immortal’s ultimate move - the annihilation of the seven disciples.

No, it means beating them until they correct their behavior.

Bai Ming looked at the truckload of good juice in the system space and thought.

Now he can eliminate the side effects of Shenyin at any time, but he also wants to see how crazy Fu Hua is during this period.

It even made Senior Sister Lixue, who was always proud of Fu Hua, unhappy.

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In the next few days, Bai Ming became familiar with Taixu Mountain, and the cultivation of Jiang Wanxi, Jiang Wanru, and Cheng Lingshuang also got on the right track.

Seven days later.

Fu Hua went down the mountain again to fight demons, and Bai Ming naturally had to go with her. Su Mei didn't want to miss the opportunity to observe Bai Ming and collect intelligence, so she also suggested going along.

At this time, Su Mei had already gained Fu Hua's trust. Fu Hua agreed and asked her to go instead of Lin Chaoyu.

In fact, most of the time, Fu Hua was killing monsters, and eliminating the possessed people was a side job.

After all, she is not a radar, so how can she sense a possessed person from hundreds of miles away?

Everything was fine at first, until one afternoon two days later, when I met a child of about seventeen or eight years old on the road.

Fu Hua: "Bai Ming, Su Mei, she has been possessed by a demon."

Bai Ming: Ah?

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PS: A reader asked, where is Yuno?

Answer: Yuno is taking classes part-time.

In fact, the protagonist only stayed in Saint Freya for three days after returning from the Second Collapse before going to the Coral Island, so it was natural that they didn't meet.

Objectively speaking, the protagonist stayed in Saint Freya for less than half a month (from the time he left Changkong City to the time he took Kiana's make-up exam).

On Coral Island and in Sirin, Bella and the others spent more time together than they did in Saint Freya.