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Just a brief summary.

1. Walter hadn’t met Xilin when she was about to destroy the world.

2. The talk of negotiating an expert is pure bullshit. It was Xilin who took the initiative to kill people, and it was Xilin who provoked Xilin. Walter only responded after Xilin killed and provoked. It cannot be said that a hero was almost hacked to death by a crazy killer on the battlefield, and then said a few harsh words when the other party insulted human beings, so the hero is considered to have problems.

3. The setting clearly points out that the reason why Xilin wants revenge on civilization is because of the Tower of Babylon, not the rumor that "Xilin initially only wanted to kill the man of destiny and blamed Walter for provoking her."

Of course, I know some people will not give up and want to say [Xilin was almost influenced by Cecilia, but in the end it was Walter who intervened and broke her mentality, and he still broke down the talks. ]

Of course, I would like to insert another rumor here that is not really a rumor.

Lao Yang didn’t win the first battle against Xilin in a one-on-one fight, but in a group fight.

In fact, Lao Yang was considered an iron-blooded auxiliary in the second collapse, but his combat power was indeed not that good.

In the plot, Lao Yang also has a clear positioning of himself [just hold her back a little longer].

At that time, Lao Yang was almost beaten to death, but Einstein and Tesla's silver bullets came firing at him, so Lao Yang finally had a chance to successfully kill Xilin.

Okay, let’s start a new paragraph and review the subsequent plot.

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Continuing from the last chapter, let’s take a look at the follow-up plot of the second collapse.

Starting from the 48th episode of the second collapse, when Siegfried slashed Bella and was captured by Sirin, what exactly did the so-called collapse expert Walter "talk" about in the plot?

As of Chapter 52, Walter had not spoken to Silin at all. When he appeared, he asked Siegfried to open his eyes and wake up.

Of course Siegfried remembered this incident and thought it was a nightmare.

Continuing to read on, up to chapter 53, the relationship between Silin and Cecilia is indeed continuing to heat up, and in this chapter Walter appears again and prepares to wake up Siegfried.

Siegfried roared out of anger, causing the glass on this side of the store to shatter.

At the time, Xilin thought the glass was a minor issue, but Cecilia rushed over to protect Xilin.

This is actually an opportunity for the relationship between the two to further warm up.

Unlike the so-called rumors, although Walter, an expert in breaking up negotiations, had no plans in this regard, his actions were promoting the warming of the relationship between the two.

It continued like this, and until now Siegfried hadn't woken up.

In the reality of this plot, Bella was defeated after Shab attacked the wound inflicted by the Judgment of Fire.

Then the plot came to episode 57. Just when Celine was a little moved, as soon as Bella died, Celine turned against her and prepared to kill Siegfried.

Then Cecilia exposed her skills in order to save Siegfried, which led Xilin to realize that Cecilia was not controlled by Yu Duchen, and thus thought that Cecilia was lying.

Let’s summarize below.

From the time Celine entered the illusion to the time Celine and the Siegfrieds completely broke up, Walter did not say a word to Celine, and his actions of trying to wake Siegfried up indirectly led to the warming of the relationship between Celine and Cecilia.

The reason why Silin fell out with the Siegfrieds was entirely because Bella was killed outside [of course, this cannot be blamed on Shab and Kirara. The dragon is killing people and not allowing them to be killed, right? I have to say it's easy to kill].

In other words, given the fact that the dragon would turn against her once she died, Xilin was destined not to live a good life with Cecilia because of this incident.

So what did Walter do later - after Cecilia and Siegfried were attacked, he was the first to jump out and help the two retreat.

After Xilin caught up, Walter chose to stay behind to cover their retreat.

Even in the process of being separated, Walter still held up Xilin for a while. Outside, Einstein and Tesla had already activated Alahato with the Moonlight Throne.

Although the initial plan failed, the Moonlight Throne also successfully weakened the connection between Sirin and the Herrscher Core.

It was weakened to the point where Einstein could manipulate Arahato to strip away the core of Sirin's Herrscher.

After this, Alahato successfully stripped away the Thunder of Conquest, so from this moment on, Sirin only had five cores.

It was also mentioned in Series 1 that the rumor online that Siegfried beat up the six-core Xilin probably forgot this plot, and the Lei Lu core had been taken away by Mao.

In addition, what is stripped here is the core of the Herrscher of Thunder. In fact, according to the plot, the six cores of the Herrscher of Thunder are the most difficult to strip. The remaining five cores each count as 20%.

As long as the core of the Ruler of Reason is stripped away, Walter's core will be out of Xilin's control and may be able to delay more time in the consciousness space. Later, the Anti-Entropy Group may be able to strip off the second core.

Even if it wasn't the core of the Herrscher of Reason that was stripped away, as long as the core of the Herrscher of Death was stripped away, Sirin would be killed instantly by Theresa. Even after Theresa opened the Divine Grace Barrier, Sirin's core energy of the Herrscher of Void might not have a chance to run away - the Divine Grace Barrier was so unreasonable.

It can be said that the Anti-Entropy Team led by Lao Yang really threatened Xilin this time, it was purely because of bad luck.

As for the breakdown of the talks... after reading the plot summary, no one should be saying that the talks broke down, right?

There's no point in even talking about it.

In the past, when people talked about Lao Yang's collapse expert, it was just a funny joke at most. Maybe because there are more new people joining the comics in recent years and they haven't read the second collapse comics carefully, so they started to spread and diffuse this funny joke seriously.

And reviewed Lao Yang's actions.

When Otto created the second Herrscher, Lao Yang observed Sirin's reaction on February 2nd. He said that he might not be able to convince Sirin, so he had to prepare to eliminate the opponent in advance.

After saying these words, he immediately went to form an alliance with Tianming, and then there was a showdown between Li and Kong.

After being tricked by Otto, Lao Yang came up with a new plan. He used his life to buy time, while appearing to be dead...

Oh, that was part of his plan, it was just a bit of a gamble.

First use the core to self-destruct. Judging from the plot, Xilin was really a little scared. It seems that the threat is quite big, which is a bit inconsistent with the success rate of only 1% mentioned by Lao Yang later.

It didn't work out.

There was no plan, but the plan was successful because Fu Hua's sword created an opportunity for him.

The plan was simple. Lao Yang took a gamble to see if his consciousness could hide and launch a sneak attack on Xilin.

Judging from the later plot, hiding was really useful, but Lao Yang judged that the Siegfried couple were about to be beaten to death, so he was forced to come out at that time to buy time.

This successfully resulted in Xilin being stripped of one of her cores. After freeing the Siegfrieds, Xilin was about to take Lao Yang's core, but Siegfried, Cecilia, and Theresa rushed to the scene. Lao Yang's core fell to the ground and he probably took the opportunity to escape.

During this process, according to Einstein's statement [the leader took care of my injuries], it seems that he also healed his teammates at the same time.

Finally, he drove the Moonlight Throne over and helped Siegfried and Cecilia block a powerful attack, and then provided Siegfried with the second core of the dual-core Skyfire.

It can be said that from the beginning to the end of the second collapse, although Lao Yang's frontal combat power was a bit embarrassing, most of the key nodes were achieved by Lao Yang leading the team and letting Anti-Entropy play.

He is the one responsible for creating opportunities, and those who realize these opportunities are the front-line combat troops of destiny.

What was originally a joke about "negotiation expert" has now become a huge hat put on Lao Yang's head. I don't know whether I should say that some people really have "good intentions".

Next one.

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Rumor: Without Otto, the Black Death would have killed all humans at that time, and without Otto, humans would not have survived the past 500 years.

In fact, there is no need to debunk the rumor, because anyone with a discerning eye can see that it is pure bullshit.

But considering that so many people have repeated the same thing, and the white noise bomb tactics are beginning to show obvious signs, I have to at least say something when refuting the rumor.

Let’s take a look at what the setting mentioned in the plot says.

It is clearly mentioned in the second episode of the second Honkai, Honkai Classroom, that [in the Honkai world], the Black Death swept across Europe, [because humans were unable to resist it medically], and thus killed one-third of the population of Europe.

The mention of the collapsed world here is enough to show that this is not something that happens in the real world.

Yes, it is clearly stated here that the Black Death in the Collapse World was never dealt with by Otto, and it was specifically emphasized that [it was because humans were medically unable to resist it] - I tell you explicitly that what Otto did was of no use.

Does this conflict with the plot in the Purple Kite chapter where Rialto saved Eleanor?

The answer is obviously no.

If we read the Purple Kite chapter, it is not difficult to find that people like Eleanor who can be saved are actually a minority.

What was the situation at that time? The Black Death was sweeping the country, and Otto was working hard to develop potions [he was really doing good things, and he deserves a thumbs up]. However, the problem was that not many people could tolerate the potion, and there was another big problem.

Even if the potion was stable, Otto couldn't mass-produce it. The technology tree at that time was still in the Middle Ages. He had no choice but to mass-produce the medicine to save other people.

In this case, the medicine made by Otto is destined to be a [special medicine that cannot be mass-produced and is risky]. For this risk, please refer to the chapter on Purple Kite. I can't say it is complete, but at least one of the side effects is the possibility of death.

In addition, given the level of corruption among the top leaders of the Mandate of Heaven at the time, even if the drug was stabilized, it would definitely be used first on people related to the top leaders of the Mandate of Heaven, and then on those who bought and sold a lot of indulgences. Ordinary civilians wanted to use it - you're overthinking it.

Otto's action this time is indeed worthy of praise, but the effect is not as good as everyone imagined. The unstable efficacy and the inability to mass-produce the potion mean that this thing can only be used by a small number of people. In the face of the Black Death that killed one-third of the European population, are the few people Otto saved enough to fill the gaps in their health?

So I have always been curious about why some people boast that Otto suppressed the Black Death and saved the Europeans, and then boast that without Otto, mankind would not have survived to this day.

The official setting clearly tells you that [because humans are unable to resist it medically], the Black Death killed one-third of the population in Europe.

Otto's medicine was not as powerful as they boasted, and Europe was not saved by Otto. People really died.

As for saying that humans wouldn't have survived until 500 years ago without Otto, that's pure bullshit.

Let’s review the official settings here.

First of all, according to the main storyline of the Stigmata Project, Dr. Mei mentioned in the conversation with others that [it is impossible for them to activate the Herrscher in advance].

In this case, in the more than five hundred years from Otto's birth to the modern era, humans were actually safer than everyone imagined.

So what was the most dangerous event for mankind in the past five hundred years?

Some people may have forgotten what the plot of the Purple Kite chapter is, so let me help everyone recall it.

In the Purple Kite chapter, Nicholas Apocalis, who failed in the Eastern Expedition, began to commit further evil deeds, one of which was conducting human experiments.

According to the priest, this human experiment was intended to cure the Black Death, but in fact, we all know that it was his own selfish desires that almost led to a big mistake.

As mentioned before, [it is impossible for them to activate the Herrscher in advance], this refers to the Herrscher of this era.

But there is a BUG here.

Ling, not dead, was sealed in a black box.

Then the damn Nicholas asked the damn Otto to find a way to unlock the box, causing humans to face an extremely difficult Herrscher five hundred years earlier than expected, who had hated humans for fifty thousand years and was basically impossible to negotiate peace with.

If Kallen had not come with Judas to solve the problem, then considering that Otto had transformed Eleanor's strength at the speed of light, he would most likely have been killed even with the Void Manzang by his side, and the Destiny Headquarters would have been destroyed.

From this point of view, I am not sure whether the world can last for five hundred years without Otto [The most weird thing about this rumor is that it puts forward an assumption that is as bullshit as fart and basically does not provide any evidence. You don’t even know where to refute it - because it is really pure bullshit].

But if Kallen hadn't been there, Tianming would have really been in a state of panic.

And the main reason why Destiny might explode is that Apokalys and his son are fucking causing trouble.

Some people like to use the saying "Fate is about to explode" to say that the world will be destroyed. Then I wonder, it has been seven years since the Purple Kite chapter came out, why don't they realize how serious it is that Ling came out to make trouble?

If you think about it carefully, maybe it’s because it was Kallen who did this, so they deliberately ignored it.

Here is an extremely strange rebuttal.

Some people think that the priest world bubble among Walter’s three world bubbles is enough to prove that [without Otto, the human world will be doomed].

Okay, we’ve reviewed so many plots, so this one won’t make a difference.

First of all, I think anyone with a discerning eye can see how ridiculous these three world bubbles are compared to the main storyline.

The first world bubble - Cocolia joined the Mandate of Heaven, the second collapse was ended in 22 hours, the North American branch of the Mandate of Heaven continued to work, and then the highlight came.

Joachim, Bronya and the others seemed to be the same age.

The second world bubble - Joachim and Theresa are the same age. What Otto took away was not the Void Treasure but the Holy Judgment of Heavenly Fire. The fact that Joachim's father was killed by Otto is very faithful to the original. However, Joachim's father here is not the Finn who was unable to resist Bishop Otto, but a stinky dog ​​who did human experiments to save his relatives.

Well, there is no typo, it's just stinky dog. Everyone knows who it is scolding, so I am very curious why some people think that in this world, Lao Yang is licking Otto. I think judging from this plot, he almost has yygq written on his face.

Also in this world, Liesel [Einstein] is preparing to adopt Joachim, so the timeline of this world is very strange.

I’m too lazy to review the third one, but just looking at these two world bubbles you can tell that there is a huge difference between the world bubble and the intrinsic world.

In addition, the year of the second world bubble is unknown. In fact, it only mentioned that Otto and Kallen sealed Ling [Why did they seal her? According to Otto himself, he did those human experiments before leaving Tianming, so it is very likely that he released Ling], and then left.

I can't figure out from this world bubble where the message "The world is going to be destroyed, all because of Otto not being a bishop" is manifested.

Plus, this world bubble is so different from the main storyline that they force the priest storyline into the main storyline and then argue that without Otto, humanity would have perished five hundred years ago...

Well, is there a possibility that the evil cultivators from the neighboring Shenzhou can still hunt down the Honkai beasts and make strange alchemy during this period of time [I don’t recommend knowing how strange it is, this side quest is so hellish].

Don't act as if the world won't turn without Otto in the past five hundred years. In the five hundred years since Otto led the new destiny to overthrow the old destiny, Otto has slowly raised the position of this organization step by step to its current position.

Back when the tech tree wasn't working, the rumor that "Otto would guard the world for 500 years"...

Forget it, let’s do a simple analysis.

Kallen was riding a horse when she left Skyrim, which shows that Skyrim's transportation technology tree in 14** was on par with the real world.

If Destiny wants to guard the world for 500 years, then Otto needs to quickly come up with [global Honkai energy detection equipment], [enough Honkai energy weapons], [a large number of artificial stigmata], [a sufficient number of Valkyries], and [an extremely large flow of funds] after he takes over Destiny in order to achieve [guarding the world for 500 years]. Otherwise, he won't be able to get through due to the inconvenient transportation, so there's no point in saying that.