But Wendy had never imagined that, right until the very end of the story, she would not even get a chance to appear. Her final ending was merely what Cocolia said: "She died after the Gem was removed."
Wendy: This is simply outrageous! Is the Wind Herrscher really this lacking in presence?!
Wendy in Honkai Impact 3rd perfectly illustrated what it meant to make an arrogant entrance and die a miserable death. She was like Murong Fu from the neighboring production: as famous as that man who came with his own bgm whenever he appeared, yet none of his plans ever succeeded. He could not beat anyone with a name, all his schemes came to nothing, and in the end, reality drove him mad. A truly miserable death, with every inch of him brimming with the author's malice toward the "cousin" character. (Everyone probably knew who wrote Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils. Because of childhood experiences, the author hated one of his cousins, so most of his works had a "cousin" character whose life was nothing but tragedy.)
As Cecilia's prized student, Wendy naturally knew that Honkai Impact 3rd was far more than just a game. It was also the story of another parallel world.
Thus, the longer Wendy played, the darker her expression became. As she played, she muttered under her breath, "May those cheating whales die horrible deaths... The Wind Herrscher is the strongest in the world... A mere B-rank Valkyrie... If you have the guts, fight me one-on-one. What kind of skill is a righteous beatdown by the masses... Cocolia, I will definitely kill you..."
Having become too immersed, Miss Wendy failed to notice that Fu Hua and Sirin were looking at her with pity.
Of course, there was someone else who felt much the same way: Kiana, who