The moment Mo Yi stepped onto the island, Little World Game suddenly sent him a message and unlocked a new free game: "Honkai Impact's Wonderful Adventure."
This was another free-roaming game without fixed clearance conditions. Mo Yi had to explore the map and trigger events himself. The main rewards came from resolving triggered events and earning achievements, which granted crystals or game items.
Of course, the final clearance condition remained unknown, and the ultimate reward was—True Hyperion (freely travel through the worlds of the Sea of Quantum and the Imaginary Tree. Note: A fake Hyperion Captain was an unpaid janitor who loved doing splits in midair on the deck every day. A real Hyperion Captain freely traveled between different worlds and World Bubbles, saving (capturing) wild Valkyries bound to him by fate. With it, you would become the man with "invincible" written all over his face—"Captain"!)
Mo Yi had encountered free exploration games like this before. Moon Princess Guardian Battle 2: Origin had used the same format. At first, he had not known what to do either, but as long as he did whatever needed doing, the conditions for clearing the game would gradually reveal themselves.
Come to think of it, during the previous Moon Princess Guardian Battle, Mo Yi had used Limit Release Mode, which had a hundred-day cooldown, to defeat The Ominous. Although his most commonly used Character Card, "Bard, the Wandering Caretaker," had been repaired with crystals, its ultimate skill still had a hundred-day cooldown.
Before his ultimate skill cooled down, Mo Yi figured it was better to lie low. He could handle someone like Ancestor Kevin, but if a planet-class Honkai Beast like Naga or the Herrscher of the End suddenly appeared, Mo Yi would feel rather insecure without being able to transform into the Dragon