In the real world, watching ordinary people in the False Star world, stirred up by certain interested parties, begin to display intense hostility toward Herrschers—especially Kiana, the Herrscher of the Void—left everyone feeling deeply uncomfortable.
After all, those in the real world who had witnessed everything Kiana had gone through knew exactly what she had given up and how many people she had saved.
Moreover, even after enduring so much pain, the girl had still chosen to show kindness to the world. That had made people clearly understand just how wonderful she was.
So, when they saw the girl suffering all kinds of online abuse and attacks from public opinion, no normal person could possibly feel good about it. Those with hotter tempers even started cursing the people of the False Star world.
Of course, some rational and thoughtful people understood that this outcome was only natural.
After all, the people of the real world had watched Kiana from a God's-eye view and were able to see many things. Furthermore, the disasters caused by the Herrscher of the Void had not befallen the real world.
Without suffering, there was no hatred. Thus, they could view Kiana with a biased perspective.
But the False Star world could not.
The disasters caused by the Herrscher of the Void had simply been too great.
Whether it was Sirin or the Herrscher of the Void that had awakened within Kiana, both were undoubtedly incarnations of disaster. Countless people had suffered tragic and painful experiences because of them.
Leaving aside anything else, Raven, one of World Serpent's executives, was a classic example.
Before the Herrscher of the Void awakened, Raven had viewed the Honkai merely as an enemy and a disaster. She did not harbor any particularly intense hatred toward it.
Yet after the Herrscher