Making Genshin Impact: Elysia Helps Me Endorse It

That was what they called a funeral.

When players saw the word "funeral," they inexplicably thought of Himeko's funeral again.

Ahhh... Otto, the Scoundrel, give me back my little Foxian Tingyun!

If it was a comedy, then just make a comedy... Why did it have to mess with my emotions too? Sob...

The sheer number of memes and the passionate game storyline had made people forget the prefix of Star Rail—Honkai!

Now, people finally understood what "Honkai" truly meant.

Sister Yukong, I don't want to die...

Eat my One Sword, commenter above!!!

It felt... like she died a little too abruptly. Nothing was properly explained, so... there was still hope for the future. (serious face)

Tingyun smiled at you and said nothing more. (dog head)

Damn! You too, commenter above, eat my One Sword!!! (furious)

Amid the mourning Danmaku, there were also some cheerful messages joking around...

After all, ever since Tingyun first appeared, she had merely been a guide NPC.

The players' feelings toward her had mostly been limited to her looks.

They did not know much about this character, nor could they feel much of her personal charm.

Thus, their sadness came quickly and faded just as quickly.

Kiana and Keqing also quickly composed themselves and pushed the story forward.

For the long-lived races of the Xianzhou, matters after death had always been a distant and faint concept.

Normally, before signs of becoming Mara-Struck appeared, Xianzhou Natives would be received by attendants from the Ten-Lords Commission and brought into the Hall of Karma. After leaving behind an account of their lives, they would return to oblivion.

Therefore, Xianzhou Natives had long grown accustomed to brief farewells in place of elaborate funerals.

The only ones who truly valued posthumous rites were the short-lived Foxian people.

Now, the Xianzhou