How should one put it? Sirin's string of actions truly had the feel of a villain, showing that she had completely become a lackey of the Honkai side, with an unwavering determination to follow Honkai and crush humanity.
Still, her actions made people unable to stop themselves from wondering, "Couldn't she play it safe for once?"
Although Sirin, powered by five cores, truly had the right to say, "I don't eat beef," the prerequisite was having complete control over her own power. Honkai power belonged to the sci-fi side of things; to bring a Herrscher's power to its fullest potential, one needed a sufficient reserve of knowledge.
Now, that mysterious Honkai God had given Sirin a black-tech academic system. As long as Sirin steadily and rapidly absorbed the knowledge left behind by the Previous Era, she could become the most powerful Herrscher beneath Finality.
Yet, despite having so many cheats and support functions, Sirin had absolutely no patience. The moment she gained power, she threw down meteors, as if afraid others would not know where she was. Then, after studying for only three days and using the cheat to gain a slight grasp of some knowledge, enough to exercise a certain degree of control over the Authority of several other Herrschers, she could not wait to declare war on Welt—the man who had once defeated her—and force him to duel her.
In every sense, it was full of arrogance and overconfidence, like a purple pufferfish inflating wildly.
It could be said that she had stacked every debuff possible.
Considering that Kiana would become the Herrscher of the Void in the future, one could guess that Sirin would absolutely squander an incredible opening later on.
So the question was: how exactly would Sirin, who possessed five Herrscher Cores, lose?
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