Goodbye, Kakavasha (Continued)

Later, Kakavasha saw that child again and walked with him for a while.

That fake Kakavasha still came out from time to time to mess with Kakavasha's head.

The players were a little confused about what this part of the story was trying to convey.

Until the very end.

Only then did the fake Kakavasha's words finally make the players understand what Kakavasha was about to do.

He did not actually care who the true culprit behind the Firefly and Robin cases was.

Nor was he interested in the so-called Clockmaker Legacy.

He merely wanted to be a dutiful company employee and, in the end... become the third victim of this grand celebration.

That way, the company would have justification to enter the fray.

And Kakavasha himself could escape that endless vortex and obtain the release he had long dreamed of.

This farce was about to begin with one death and end desolately with another.

The players were stunned.

At the same time, they could hardly believe it. Had they misunderstood something?

Was it because... Kakavasha felt guilty and remorseful over his sister's death?

The earlier story had mentioned it.

Kakavasha's sister had been killed by people from another tribe. Before she died, she drove Kakavasha away.

Back then, Kakavasha understood nothing. He only knew to listen to his sister, so he fled alone.

Had Kakavasha therefore lived in remorse all this time? Was that why he wanted to die?

But... wasn't that a little too far-fetched?

And if this was the end, wouldn't Penacony's story be a little too childish?

Fortunately, Honkai: Star Rail's story had never disappointed the players. Though they had their doubts, they did not rush to despair.

Kiana felt the same way.

At this point, she understood the story.

But she also believed Penacony's story