In the Midst of Honkai, I Found a Kiana
Chapter 83

The Plan to Kill Linnae Was Devised by Linnae

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Wouldn't it be better to control them remotely from up there?

But after two seconds of silence.

Lin Nai ultimately decided not to ask.

Mostly because he was afraid the two Doctors would chew him out, so he simply kept quiet.

Besides, the two Doctors weren't getting out of their mechs anyway, so there was no problem.

And there was combat capability to consider.

Remote control definitely couldn't feel as good as controlling it firsthand, right?

"Ah, Lin Nai, is that the entrance?"

Everyone followed Kiana's gaze and spotted a lone door glowing purple in the distance.

This place was clearly quite large.

Yet there was only one door.

Tesla stroked her chin. "Wait a moment. I'll scan it. There might be some kind of hidden door."

One minute later.

"Hey! That's weird! Such a huge place, and there's only that tiny door?"

Tesla was full of suspicion.

Einstein agreed. "I think Dr. Tesla is right. There may be something wrong here."

"Come on, what could possibly be wrong? Watch this, Miss Kiana's got it!!"

Kiana pulled out Heavenly Fire Judgment and pulled the trigger at the door in the distance.

BOOM!!!!

A violent explosion erupted in an instant!

Yet it did absolutely nothing.

Looking at the completely unscathed door.

Everyone exchanged glances.

Everyone present understood just how destructive Heavenly Fire Judgment was.

"Kiana, let me try."

Lin Nai was interested now. One shot from Heavenly Fire Judgment couldn't blast it open? Then what about another method?

"Mm... okay."

Kiana blankly handed Heavenly Fire Judgment to Lin Nai.

"Flame Lance, unleash."

"Heavenly Fire Judgment: Boundary Unleashed"

"User: Lin Nai"

"ENTRY"

"Flame Lance: Ready"

The Flame Lance appeared once more.

Lin Nai aimed at the door. If a shot from Heavenly Fire Judgment couldn't break it, then that thing was definitely

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