Obtained Mark - Main. King of Fear (cont.)

Since there were no relics of Previous Civilization in North America, the council considered the North American Branch to be baseless and posing no threat to headquarters. Faced with this windfall, the council approved Nancy's request, granting her direct control of the North American Branch.

Originally, this matter might have ended there, but according to the later setting, Nancy is someone who, while being drained by headquarters, still manages to make the North American Branch continue to grow while vigorously carrying out scientific research.

He's a super elite talent.

The official storyline explicitly states that her experiment failed because Otto modified the data submitted by the Finn. Unaware of this, she felt the problem lay with herself.

She saved the Finn who had tricked her, and she also saved Schrödinger later on. [As an aside, here's a plot point: Rita maintained contact with Schrödinger for five years, from 2012 to 2017.]

In the end, he took on a responsibility that he shouldn't have had to bear, and then he sent it.

Is it okay to count Otto's head count?

Elias Nokianvitanen

An expert in ancient writing systems, the Finn mentioned above, and the father of Welt Young.

He was one of the war criminals in the establishment of Anti-Entropy, but he was forced into it.

After all, he was just a powerless expert in ancient writing. When Otto threatened him with his family, he was told that if he didn't help, his whole family would die. However, he did help, and his whole family almost died in the process.

Finally, according to Otto's advice to "go quietly and reunite with your family," it is estimated that apart from his son Joachim, the rest of his family members probably did not survive.

What a tragic and unlucky guy, Otto was the one who got his head stuck.

Siegfried Kaslana

The Schicksal S-rank Knight.

He's an incredibly unlucky guy who needs no further introduction; anyone who reads Honkai 3rd fanfiction basically knows how miserable his past was.

It didn't have to be this tragic, since Sirin had already been tricked and killed by the Anti-Entropy Group.

As a result, Otto interrupted Old Yang's ultimate move with Soul Steel Iron Fist.

He wouldn't have had to suffer so much after that, since Fu Hua had already taken control of Sirin.

As a result of this incident, Otto became furious when he saw that the people resurrected by the Tranquility Gem had no souls. In a moment of madness, he suggested that Sirin ask the Honkai God what to do.

This indirectly led to Sirin's faster escape.

If that were all, it wouldn't be so bad. Fu Hua still has a backup plan: she can use Feathered Dust to burn her memories and unleash a Sword God attack. Even a six-core Sirin would be doomed if she encountered that.

However, because the Honkai God came, He ended up blocking the Sword God for Sirin.

If you watch the Second Honkai Eruption and analyze who should be blamed, you'll find that Siegfried originally had no chance to risk his life and didn't even need to use the Awakening Potion.

In the end, he sacrificed his life to save the world, and his wife was even finished off by Otto. He didn't die purely because his wife was powerful and he was lucky.

Otto tried to kill him but failed; otherwise, Otto would probably have had one more kill.

In fact, aside from failing to save his biological daughter, and the fact that the incident of touching her buttocks had become a rumor about Shigure Kira, Siegfried was practically a flawless savior.

As a result, he is now being dragged out and criticized by certain groups every day. It seems that Lao Fei is in the way of some people.

Cecilia Sania

Schicksal S-rank Valkyrie.

She wasn't added because she was killed by Otto before she could defect.

Up until the middle of the battle, the fighting hadn't started to burn anyone's lives yet, and the situation was still relatively under control.

If you don't look at the storyline after 2000, the ominous signs of death on Siegfried and Theresa are much more serious than on her.

In the end, Cecilia was forced to use all her blood to clean up Otto's mess, so it can be said that Otto bears an unshirkable responsibility for Cecilia's death.

Others say that Cecilia was beyond saving at that time, and would have died even if Otto hadn't thrown the fission bomb / the fission bomb was aimed at Siegfried, Otto didn't intend to kill Cecilia.

To put it simply, when his subordinates were fighting to the death for the Schicksal and all of humanity, Otto threw a fission bomb directly at Cecilia's last chance of survival.

The fact that Cecilia was able to retain her strength to protect Siegfried shows that although she was exhausted, she was not completely beyond saving.

Are there any rescue methods? — There probably are.

If Otto hadn't run away immediately but had chosen to stay near the battlefield, Otto would have been one of the top five experts in Schicksal at the time. As a former user of the Black Abyss White Flower, healing Cecilia would have been a simple matter for him.

However, as everyone knows, Lord Otto only needs to enjoy the benefits brought by Schicksal, and he does not need to bear any responsibilities. Therefore, in the eyes of some groups Otto certainly does not need to do these things.

Of course, this is just my speculation; whether Otto could save people using the Black Abyss White Flower is uncertain.

Returning to the original storyline, Otto threw a fission bomb to kill Siegfried. I don't understand why anyone would think that Cecilia wouldn't be affected, given that Cecilia was nearby, and that Cecilia's death had nothing to do with Otto.

Everyone in the Schicksal knew that Cecilia and Siegfried were deeply in love, Otto, as one of their matchmakers, was certainly one of the people who knew their relationship best.

Siegfried was already dying, Cecilia was nearby and would protect him with her life. Under these circumstances, Otto's plan to kill Siegfried was essentially a plan to kill Cecilia in one fell swoop.

I don't know what he was thinking, but judging from his actions, Cecilia was already in a state of being either dead or severely crippled Cecilia he threw the fission bomb.

It's truly incomprehensible that someone would help Otto deflect blame for this.

From an objective standpoint, Cecilia's death can be considered a form of 'bloodletting suicide' in an attempt to save the world.

But why would this unfortunate guy need to do all this...?

What do you think, Your Excellency?

Theresa Apocalypse

The Schicksal S-rank Valkyrie.

Some people will surely be curious as to why Theresa, Otto's favorite, is on this list.

Okay, let's examine the logic.

Otto showered Theresa with unexpected affection, but at the same time...

—He was already on guard against Theresa before 2000.

Let me talk about a rather strange topic, one that hardly anyone brings up these days.

If the conditions were right, Sirin wouldn't have needed Old Yang to fight so hard to win.

After all, the first high-end combatant that Sirin encountered after she had fully grown up was Theresa.

From the perspective of the plot, Theresa was injured by Sirin and the day the battle ended, which lasted a total of two weeks.

In other words, including the time spent recovering from her injuries, Theresa mastered the use of the Divine Prayer Barrier within two weeks.

Oh wait, I went back and checked the comic. The comic mentioned "several days ago." In other words, from the time Theresa started learning the Divine Prayer Barrier to the final battle, if we calculate based on the maximum of "nine days" from "several days ago," she learned it in nine days, which is even more outrageous.

Judging from the results achieved when the Divine Prayer Barrier was first released in front of Sirin, who had her core of the Herrscher of Thunder Core removed, was instantly defeated by the Divine Prayer Barrier.

Here's a correction: when I read the comics later, I realized that Old Yang's core had basically been transferred, so it was a quadruple core.

The newly debuted single-core Sirin, without the Tranquility Gem, was instantly defeated by Theresa.

As for why the IF scenario I mentioned didn't appear—duh, Otto didn't teach Theresa ultimate move in order to guard against users of the Divine Key.

Well, the main reason isn't what Otto mentioned in the storyline about "worrying about Theresa getting hurt."

In the Second Honkai Eruption 2 manga, Honkai Classroom, it is clearly stated that "Theresa does not understand the Oath of Judah, Otto is to blame for this," "Otto keeps quiet about how to use Judah because the power of the Divine Key is too great," and "He will not reveal the secret of the Divine Key to others." The official setting directly states this point. Even if what Otto said is true, it is more out of defensiveness than out of pity.

Later, when there was no other way, Otto finally revealed the secret of the Divine Prayer Barrier.

In other words, if Otto had simply explained how to use the barrier to Theresa in a normal way, Theresa could have practiced using it for a month beforehand...

Let me mention a few details.

Otto mentions in the story that the Divine Prayer Barrier lasts for one minute.

Theresa was indeed very weak after using the Divine Prayer Barrier on the battlefield for the first time. She could only perform a few actions, such as throwing a spear, walking in front of Sirin, and thrusting a punch. Then she was exhausted and ran out of time.

However, if Theresa had trained beforehand, she wouldn't be in such a bad state.

If an IF scenario occurs, and the single-core Sirin with the [Version T0 (True T0) - Early Cultivation of Divine Prayer Barrier Theresa] appears, does she still want to bully others?

They were instantly defeated, the kind of defeat that happens the moment they meet.

Some people will definitely say, "Oh, why do you ask Otto to do everything? You're making things too difficult for him." But as the Archbishop of Schicksal, the leader of the anti- Honkai organization, many things are indeed within his responsibilities.

Otto, a traitor who betrayed all his comrades in the organization, was wary of his subordinates not teaching them how to use the Divine Key. As a result, his Herrscher were unable to suppress the Herrschers they encountered, leading to more victims. The reason he was wary of his subordinates was because he had been beaten up by other members of the Divine Key for his past misdeeds.

No one would argue that Otto was right and therefore not responsible, would they?

Because Otto is a scoundrel, some people will assume that scoundrels don't need to take responsibility, and then start praising the good things he has done in an attempt to help him turn his life around.

In the past, it's estimated that few people have questioned his irresponsibility. While praising his so-called "achievements," they completely forgot how irresponsible Otto was.

While reading this comic, something else came to mind.

Even with the immense power of the Divine Prayer Barrier, Sirin couldn't possibly restore the Honkai Energy within her to its peak level in a short time, even if she used the power of the Tranquility Gem to repair her body.

Then I glanced at the dialogue after Theresa was taken away by Einstein, and Einstein mentioned that "[the Alliance Leader] gave me emergency treatment for her injury."

Considering that when Arahat, carrying the Moonlight Throne, came to rescue them, the Herrscher of Reason Core floated in front of Siegfried and Cecilia, it's highly likely that Einstein and the others also stole the Herrscher of Herrscher of Reason's core at that time.

In this situation, Sirin used his Heavenly Fire to create a hole in Siegfried's body from within before they could fight. Therefore, Siegfried was actually facing a Theresa Siegfried, had a hole created in her body from within by Heavenly Sirin, and only had five cores left, or possibly only four.

The theoretical difference in strength between this and the rumored six-core super pufferfish man should be quite significant.

The topic then shifted back to Theresa.

While she gained Otto's favor, she was also tricked by Otto more than once.

In the main storyline, Fu Hua even explicitly mentioned in the Queen's Descent arc, "Why did you let her leave? Don't you know...?" Otto immediately followed up with a line.

It's Theresa, I know.

After Fu Hua pointed out that "they will be killed," Otto launched into a long speech, which culminated in four words: "No rescue."

Well, in this part of the story, Theresa and the others are essentially "traitors to Schicksal." Theoretically, not launching a rescue operation wouldn't have been a problem; they brought it on themselves...

—Bullshit.

Schicksal is an anti- Honkai organization, and Sirin was resurrected by Otto. After her resurrection, Sirin showed signs of awakening. What was Otto doing?

Infuse Kiana's body with Honkai Energy, giving Sirin enough power to take on the Far East Branch.

Theresa led her team to Schicksal Headquarters to suppress the Herrscher. Although it was driven by personal feelings, it was actually fulfilling the duty of Schicksal warriors. Otherwise, were they just going to watch the Herrscher of the Void run rampant and kill people?

As for those who say, "Hey, how could the Herrscher of the Void randomly kill Otto? She had a backup plan and there was also Sylvanas"—don't say that, just read the original work.

If Otto's backup plan and the goose had really worked, the Great Honkai wouldn't have wiped out tens of millions of people.

It's fair to say that if Theresa really died outside this time, Otto would also be held responsible.

And this wasn't Otto's mistake; he did it on purpose this time.

Just because Theresa has won Otto's favor doesn't mean we can ignore the torment Otto puts on her.

Fu Hua.

Otto's partner.

There's no need to reiterate how badly Otto tricked her.

Fu Hua didn't need to use Sword God; she could have solved the problem by using Feathered Dust to control Sirin.

As a result, Otto was able to mess up the problem from "already basically solved" to "even the hard guarantee of using the Sword God couldn't solve the problem" in a short period of time, which shows he's quite a talent.

Of course, things have come to this point not because Otto subjectively wanted them to.

But he did the heinous thing, and we can't say he's not responsible just because he didn't foresee the harm—if he hadn't caused trouble, none of this would have happened.

There's no need to dwell on what happened after that.

Fu Hua's aiding and abetting evil in the storyline is a serious mistake in my eyes, and logically speaking, I should have tortured her.

But think about it: Fu Hua made a deal with Otto to protect Shenzhou, but after she made a mistake, in the process of using Feathered Dust to save Kiana, she saw that the Shenzhou she wanted to protect had so many people die because she helped Otto commit evil. For Fu Hua, this was probably more painful than being killed a hundred times.

She survived purely because she was lucky. Otto tricked her more than once because she was lucky; otherwise, her kill count would have increased by 1 long ago.

Valkyrie units and soldier units during the Second Honkai Eruption of Schicksal

All the warriors, including the Snow Wolf Squad, were not supposed to die during the Second Honkai Eruption.