Chapter 118

"Kiana ~"

"Hmm? What's wrong, Mom?"

"Since you've had breakfast, I'll make you some noodles for lunch."

Okay.

"It's not good to always do the same thing as before, just eat fruit at noon."

"I know, Mom."

Is Kiana simply easygoing, or is she genuinely obedient? In any case, she doesn't mind many things and naturally goes along with whatever you say. Or rather, she's happy to accommodate you as long as it's not a particularly important issue.

Upon seeing this, Kiana's Mother couldn't help but chuckle.

I feel that my daughter has become more and more mature since she awakened as the Finality.

Although she has a bit of a temper, which is quite cute, she has indeed changed somewhat.

Meanwhile, Kiana entered the living room.

Then I saw Miss Elysia sitting on the wooden floor like a duck, intently watching the television in front of her.

The extra-large screen TV offers an exceptional viewing experience.

Kiana didn't need to look; she could tell from the sound that she was watching the news. A quick glance was enough to see it more clearly. Was that a live news broadcast from New Zealand?

Ah...

So it turns out to be some field interviews in New Zealand.

"Good morning, Kiana." Elysia smiled and tilted her head back, looking quite charming from that angle.

"Good morning, Eri." Kiana smiled gently.

She sat down next to Elysia as well.

Sometimes, they actually prefer this spot to the sofa next to them, finding it more comfortable.

Miss Eden was also planning to reserve a room here.

But for now, they haven't moved here yet.

Unlike Aponia, Vilvi, or the Sakura and Rin sisters, who were carefree and could simply move in with their bags, she still had many things to deal with after gradually shifting her business focus to Canghai City.

Obviously.

Even though Eden knew the truth about the Honkai and joined the Flame-Chasing Moth, he did not give up his hobbies for the sake of the Honkai, as he did in the Original Work.

On second thought.

That's true!

In the game's storyline, she is portrayed as someone who experienced the Seventh Great Honkai.

The Seventh Great Honkai dealt her an incredibly heavy blow, leaving her with psychological trauma that is almost indelible.

In that state, she had no desire to pursue her career further.

In her view, her own dome concert indirectly contributed to the Honkai, causing more people to lose their lives.

She always carried a sense of guilt.

However, she in the world today has not experienced any of these things.

Even with Kiana and the others standing in front of them, they felt more awe towards the Honkai than fear.

She volunteered to continue performing, acting as a source of income for everyone and providing logistical support.

Although various countries and organizations want to curry favor with them.

However, sometimes... having your own little nest egg isn't such a bad thing.

Is that right?

Kiana encouraged her.

She herself didn't have any intention of restricting the girls she liked.

They are not just pretty faces.

Having something you love to do is better than anything else.

Kiana and Elysia chatted casually about the recent situation in Eden.

But he still watched the live TV broadcast in front of him.

This live television broadcast, still a Shenzhou Official, was a field interview and news report. It focused on a city in northern New Zealand, with the aim of getting a close look at the current situation in New Zealand.

After all!

Just like the Third Great Honkai.

Even this time, no coercive measures were taken, nor was excessive manpower and resources consumed in a near-saturation-style relocation of the population.

However, Shenzhou had already held a press conference to issue an advance warning.

Various countries and organizations have also reported on this matter.

New Zealand authorities have begun publicizing and evacuating residents. Many more people are also voluntarily relocating to nearby countries.

This is the situation.

No matter what... it will still attract worldwide attention.

Rather, it is precisely because of this that countries and organizations around the world have been sending people to get firsthand information.

Similar live news studios are set up in every television station.

However, most of the live broadcasts are still from official government channels, and even the organizations themselves rely heavily on government support. At best, they have some capacity and autonomy, but in many situations and in many places, they certainly cannot compare with the government in terms of resource allocation.

It's great that Shenzhou has its own live streaming room.

At least in Elysia's opinion, it's great that she doesn't have to use a VPN anymore.

Heaven knows how shocked she was when she came to Shenzhou and discovered Shenzhou accessing the outside world required a VPN.

She didn't have this problem when she was abroad.

Although it took some getting used to at first.

But now... it seems to be okay?

You can see it!

The image now shows a dock.

It appears to be a coastal city.

In fact, New Zealand is an archipelago nation surrounded by the sea and does not border any other country on land.

This would mean that if they wanted to move to another country...

We'd have to consider airplanes or cruise ships.

Most people would still consider cruise ships.

After all, although cruise ships are slower, they are very cheap, and there is no time pressure now, and airplanes can carry a relatively small number of people.

From both an economic and practical standpoint, the New Zealand government does indeed recommend using cruise ships.

PS1: Second update delivered, one more to come, keep it up!

120. This time, he unleashed his ultimate move right at face-to-face!

Then!

In this city alone, there are several ports and docks like the one where this pretty young reporter is located.

Looking at the pier, even just from behind, you can see a huge crowd of people queuing up. Some are waiting to board the ship immediately, while others seem to be waiting for the next batch, or the batch after that.

After all, they moved because of the possible Fourth Great Honkai.

Moreover, it was initiated and promoted by the government.

It feels like there's not much difference between this and the Great Migration; at most, we're just scattered, and our destinations aren't exactly the same.

The burden has been reduced, but not completely.

Therefore, this is considered the most challenging time in the history of New Zealand's ferry industry.

For nearly a century, there has never been such a full load.

You'll know once you hear the pretty young reporter's brief introduction.

This is all thanks to the various countries and organizations that have the capability and resources to support the cruise ship and help, which prevented the passengers from being stranded for too long.

Even at the airport, despite the arrival of support planes and crew members, the level of congestion was even greater than it is now.

It felt like foreigners were finally experiencing firsthand the Spring Festival travel rush in Shenzhou.

Now, on foreign websites, forums, and blogs, this topic is being hotly debated. Some involved parties complained that people in Shenzhou are really just watching and laughing.

"If the people of New Zealand are being relocated, where will they go if it's nearby? Australia?" Kiana doesn't usually pay much attention to this; she spends more time in the anime and manga community.

But Elysia is interested in this.

Rather, it's more like...

She is interested in all kinds of programs.

She thought for a moment and replied, "Currently, most of them went to Australia and the Mu Continent, and some went to South America. Of course, there are also some who are not afraid of the distance and are willing to come to Shenzhou."

"After all..." she looked at Kiana.

Before she could finish speaking, Kiana chuckled softly, "After all, I'm here, right?"

"Even if Canghai City has implemented license plate restrictions now, and we might not be able to move in, other cities or surrounding areas are still possible, right?" She was indeed quite knowledgeable.

He said it in a slightly joking tone.

Elysia laughed.

Meanwhile.

The lovely young reporter has already started conducting street interviews.

Randomly select some members of the public and interview them about their situation.

She was speaking the local New Zealand language, and below her were letters. Although it didn't affect Elysia and Kiana much, it was certainly convenient because they didn't have to use their brains and could just look.

Otherwise...

Even with Elysia's learning ability, it would be quite troublesome for her to learn the local language just for one country and one live stream.

However, you can't expect the locals to actually speak a universal language. Even the pretty young reporters mostly adapt to local customs, which shows just how it is.

But this doesn't matter to Kiana.

Herrscher of Knowledge, my boy!

No matter what language she is faced with, she can understand it as if it were her mother tongue, just by listening and looking, instinctively comprehending the meaning of the words.

I just might not be able to write it.

But it's nothing.

This made Elysia realize that, oh! There's a way to cheat like this.

Then my primordial authority, which grants all my wishes, should also work, right? Move it, my authority!

Excuse me, may I have a few minutes of your time?

[Huh? Oh, oh... It's okay, it's fine.]

[...]

In the picture.

The young man was stunned when a microphone was suddenly shoved into his face.

But then, as if from a sudden fog, he smiled gently and nodded.

[Where are you planning to go by ferry?]