Kiana's feelings were complicated as she looked at the comic in her hands.
The Kiana of this world seemed to have gone through something even more despairing than she had.
She simply could not imagine killing her father, Siegfried, with her own hands. Seeing herself controlled by the Herrscher's consciousness and attack Siegfried in Honkai had already left her terrified.
Thankfully, her father had not died.
But the father of her counterpart from that other world...
She could not imagine how Kiana would react if she learned that she had personally killed her own father.
It probably would not be any less devastating than the self-blame and guilt she felt after seeing "Final Lesson," when she had caused Himeko's death. She would completely break down!
Then, when Kiana saw the Hyperion arriving in Nagazora City, her feelings became even harder to put into words. Even in another world, her bond with Himeko and the others could not be severed.
The difference was that the three girls mistook the Hyperion for an Anti-Entropy force and engaged Murata Himeko and the others in a fierce battle aboard the ship.
"Anti-Entropy in this world... is so strange."
Kiana found the description of Anti-Entropy in the comic very odd.
In Kiana's memories, although Anti-Entropy differed from Schicksal and even had conflicts with it, it was still an important organization in the fight against the Honkai.
At the very least, quite a few of Anti-Entropy's higher-ups were good people.
Yet in Honkai Academy, Anti-Entropy had become the Honkai's lackeys...
Of course, she did not dwell on it too much. Different worlds... it was only natural for such changes to exist. Compared to what Anti-Entropy was like, she was more curious about the experiences of her counterpart and those around her in that other world.
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