Listen to me, it's true! Chiyou might not be as cruel as we think; when she's with Ninti, she's very docile!
Welt said loudly, and then, amidst the confused and puzzled gazes of the group, roughly explained what he had just witnessed, along with some guesses.
A moment later, Durandal touched her chin and said:
You mean that if we can get that little girl to interact with Chiyou a bit more, maybe, just maybe, there's a possibility of peacefully resolving this issue?
But that's a Honkai Beast!
Wendy widened her eyes and shook her head violently in disbelief.
Cocolia let out a cold snort.
The Sovereign and that Delta of yours are Herrscher-kinds, too. Aren't they standing on humanity's side just the same?
How can Delta possibly be the same!?
What's so different?
She... she...
Wendy hesitated for a good while, unable to spit out a reasonable argument.
She certainly couldn't say it was because Delta was a salted fish who was too lazy to even flip over and had zero desire to destroy humanity, could she?
Wendy lost her voice.
At that moment, however, Fu Hua was staring at the young girl entangled with Chiyou's avatar—those picturesque, delicate brows, that ancient yet luxurious golden sword, those moves that split the heavens and cleaved the earth with every strike—for some reason, Fu Hua felt a wave of unbearable throbbing pain in her head.
Do I... know her?
Regarding her own amnesia, Fu Hua once again felt vexation and guilt.
After a long while, she spoke to the arguing crowd:
Regardless of what the situation is with Ninti and Chiyou that you speak of, the issue right now is who should we help in the battle before us? Is standing by really okay?
Rita touched her chin and pondered:
*Judging