Raiden Mei was captured.
This was yet another setback.
The constant string of humiliating flashbacks left people in the real world at a loss for words. Even Raiden Mei herself felt the urge to find somewhere to hide.
It really was...
A little too hard to watch.
A story where she traveled back to ancient times, fought alongside heroes from history, and battled to protect humanity should have been the perfect protagonist setup. Yet in actual combat, she just kept suffering setbacks.
If this were a novel starring Raiden Mei, it would definitely be the kind of frustrating story where the protagonist got beaten down nonstop.
Moreover, people once again felt the world's malice toward Honkai.
Within this Singularity, Raiden Mei, who stood with Uruk, was the greatest evil in the eyes of those who could sense the Honkai energy within her—an existence more unforgivable than humanity as a whole.
Even Ishtar, the Venusian goddess who supported Uruk despite her sharp tongue, chose to turn a cold shoulder to Raiden Mei's situation rather than rescue her.
Without question, many found this utterly excessive. Raiden Mei had clearly done nothing evil; she was a kind-hearted girl. Yet simply because she belonged to the False Star and possessed Honkai energy, she was branded the greatest evil.
This was practically a staple of protagonist-tormenting stories!
In the Light Screen footage, the captured Raiden Mei was filled with unwillingness. The girl, her heart brimming with negative emotions, struggled desperately.
Yet all she received was Kingu's suppression. Golden currents formed from magical energy coursed through her body, leaving her in unbearable pain and robbing her of control over it.
Had she not been strong enough, that kind of electric shock would have made Raiden Mei lose control of her bladder even if it did