You're No Good.

Stigmata world did Jana learn this from? It sounded rather strange to her.

"I know Kiana can do it alone, but I am your Companion Honkai Beast, and I can offer you assistance."

"I've basically finished what I needed to do."

Should we ask Jana for help?

Let's not...

Although she had never seen Jana fight, she knew she was Planet-class Honkai Beast, and that was the preconceived notion she had.

She felt that Jana's help might not be the same thing as help in the traditional sense.

She is Honkai Beast.

It's not about becoming human; it's about being just like a human, with human emotions and moral values.

Kiana was well aware of this.

"Are you done?"

A look of confusion appeared on Jana's face. She looked curiously at the icy planet in the distance and even sensed it again.

The Honkai energy on that planet wasn't very concentrated, and it wasn't like Izumo, where the entire planet was assimilated by Honkai.

We're still a long way off.

"But this planet hasn't completely Honkai yet."

Jana, having expressed her doubts, spoke frankly, kindly reminding Kiana, "But it's alright. Just triggering one or two Great Honkai will completely Honkai this world, bringing it under your rule, Kiana."

"... Within my territory? I've never even considered that!"

Kiana looked like she'd seen a ghost.

"I think... you should at least find out what Kiana is thinking before giving your advice."

Yomi spoke his first words.

She had been observing Jana, and also quietly observing Kiana's interactions with her.

"Learn?"

When she looked at Yomi, Jana's emotions calmed down considerably. She finally noticed the person standing next to Kiana and recognized him at a glance. "So it was you."

"... You know me? So, you're deliberately preventing me from getting close to Izumo, deliberately driving me away?"

Yomi was taken aback at first, then frowned and stared at the girl named Jana with hostility.

"Certainly."

Jana seemed oblivious to the hostility in her eyes, and nodded, saying, "Of course I remember you. You're annoying, constantly disturbing my peaceful dreams."

Yomi's affection for Jana diminished considerably once again. Knowing that this was the culprit preventing her from finding Kiana sooner, it was impossible for her not to feel any emotion.

"Mei, you know she's a Honkai Beast, she doesn't understand that much."

Kiana, seeing this, thought they were about to start a fight and was startled, so she quickly tried to smooth things over.

"Don't worry, I won't stoop to the level of non-human beings."

Yomi said calmly.

Jana didn't understand what she meant, nor did she care what she was saying. She looked at Kiana again, her eyes once more burning with desire.

"I understand what Kiana wants."

She continued, "You really like the world of Izumo, that's why you had me collect those crystals, right?"

"But that world hadn't been fully transformed when it was delayed by another kind of energy. I know Kiana wanted to completely bring that world under her control, which is why she was looking for a second suitable world."

The preceding statements all make a lot of sense.

But... what does the following sentence mean?

Kiana frowned subconsciously, as if she had realized something, her expression becoming slightly serious. "What was the meaning of that last sentence?"

Jana knows I need to find a new world to advance my progress, which is why I must find a new world?

But she never mentioned it to Jana.

How did she know?

"Um?"

Jana was a little puzzled and said, "With a new place as support, the Honkai energy of Izumo can also be enhanced, and then completely Izumo that place."

"Isn't Kiana searching for a new world with this as her goal because of this?"

Kiana's brow twitched, and she asked urgently, "What does Jarilo's Honkai energy have to do with Izumo? They're so far apart, how can two worlds possibly connect?"

Jana tilted her head slightly, seemed to understand something after a moment's thought, and smiled, saying, "Kiana needs to become a true Herrscher of Finality as soon as possible."

The more questions she heard, the more puzzled Kiana became. With so many questions, she grew impatient. "What does this mean?"

Jana knew that she had not yet become a true Herrscher of Finality, which was normal, after all, her strength was not weak, and she belonged to the Honkai side as well.

But why did Jana remind her to become a true Herrscher as soon as possible, instead of only being able to unleash Herrscher power at specific times?

By becoming the Herrscher of Finality, she would be able to understand why Jana was saying all this.

Kiana lowered her head in thought.

Jana seemed to know more about the Honkai than she did; at least, many of the things Jana told her during their meeting Jana things she was unaware of.

Kiana always believed that Jana's birth was a coincidental event caused by the stalemate Izumo and Void.

Now it seems...

Perhaps it was inevitable?

Perhaps Jana is right; her birth was not what she thought at all, but rather a result of the conflict between Honkai and Nothingness.

Instead...

Just like her.

Kiana anticipated her own appearance.

Then Jana told her that the Honkai told her... these things could very well be true.

"Wait a minute, you didn't say any of this to me when we last met, did you?"

Kiana calmed down a bit.

"I slept most of the time before Kiana came back."

Jana replied, "I don't really care about 'knowledge' and 'cognition' either."

It was only after meeting Kiana that her entire Honkai Beast became like it was on stimulants, unable to stay still. In order to research a way to become human, she started to use her brain.

Kiana remained silent.

"Making it all so mysterious..."

She made a sarcastic remark, then continued, "You should tell me in detail why you say these things and why you think this way."

Kiana never imagined she'd be asking someone about Honkai one day. She was the one who brought it here, this was truly...

This is an act of rebellion against the Heavenly Generals!

126

Chapter 126 You're not good enough.

"Reason?"

Jana looked at Kiana innocently. "It's an instinct, an instinct that you understand naturally without being told or taught."

Kiana remained silent.

Jana says that everything she knows is due to instinct. What does that even mean?

Does Honkai justify acting irrationally?

Kiana just felt a headache coming on.

"Once a new world is assimilated, the Izumo problem that Kiana is worried about will be easily solved."

There's no need to rack your brains anymore to figure out how to separate Izumo and Void from that entanglement.

Kiana's expression was complicated.

She never intended to completely bring the world of Jarilo under the rule of the Honkai.

In Belobog, she was more interested in testing whether she could advance the Herrscherization process.

This completely turned Jarilo into a world in Honkai...

Izumo was an obsession for her.

But...

"Don't bring this up again."

Kiana took a deep breath and said seriously, "I won't do that."

Although Izumo's situation was an accident, Kiana dared not try it again because she thought about what would happen to Izumo.

Belobog's situation was quite different from Izumo's; Izumo was already beyond saving at that point.

Therefore, strong medicine can be used.

Let's see if a miracle can happen.

"Why?"

Jana frowned, looking at her with confusion. "This is the simplest way, and it will also bring you other benefits."

There's no reason why...

Because people should have a bottom line when things are not absolutely necessary, and she believes this is not a time when things are not absolutely necessary.

"... All right."

Jana dismissed her doubts and said, "Humans are truly incomprehensible creatures."

Yomi, who had almost lost her temper, breathed a sigh of relief. She was glad that Kiana had made this choice.

Upon hearing Jana's last words, she couldn't help but think to herself, "Non-human creatures really can't think from a human perspective."

"Let's talk somewhere else."

Yomi held Kiana's hand and said to her, "It's not appropriate for us to stay here indefinitely."

"Alright, Jana, conceal your presence and come with us."

Kiana, of course, had no objections.

It's strange that I've been here all this time.

Let's go back, find a place to sit down, and have a leisurely chat.

Jana watched her and Yomi's actions, then thought for a moment and placed her hand in front of Kiana: "Kiana, can you hold my hand?"

"... ah?"

Kiana, who was about to leave, paused for a moment and subconsciously turned to look at Yomi's expression. Seeing that Yomi had no other reaction, she felt less guilty.

Because of Jana preconceived notions about Honkai Impact 2, and because of a slight accident that made her look almost identical to the character in Honkai Impact 2, it was hard for her not to think of the giant ray from the game when she looked at the other person.

"Alright, in areas with many humans, you can't just hurt people indiscriminately, and you certainly can't use Honkai energy recklessly..."

Kiana grabbed her, talking as she pulled her back.

Jana seemed to be listening very attentively.

She actually knew what to do; after all, those Stigmata world were enough for her to gain a rudimentary understanding of human society.

Before long, they returned to Belobog, but this time not in the upper town, but in Belobog lower town.

They already knew about the division of Belobog into upper and lower districts, and the lower district was not as peaceful as the upper district, with many areas falling into Fragmentum, which made it easier for them to move around.

Therefore, she also set up a place in the lower district and often stayed there.

Jana behaved very well throughout the journey, saying little and asking few questions, simply agreeing with whatever Kiana said.