The Captain Just Wants to Go Home and Play Games

"Most of you are outstanding students selected from your original classes, so I won't waste time on unnecessary words."

Aside from Mo Yi and the others, as well as Tia and Fu Hua, the other students were all top students chosen from other classes. They understood many things already, so there was naturally no need to follow the usual procedure for newly taught students: first serving up some inspirational chicken soup about "fighting for all that is beautiful in the world," then explaining the basics of what Honkai was.

"Now, roll call—"

With that, Himeko called out from the student roster in her hand:

"Hanna Eibon."

Mo Yi: "??!"

Hanna was eternal, while the protagonist changed with the times? This was the wrong set!

"Here—"

Mo Yi then saw a blonde girl raise her hand and answer.

Mo Yi: All right, she really existed. Himeko hadn't just drunk too much last night and grabbed the wrong roster.

"Yatogami Tohka."

Mo Yi: "??!"

Himeko, now you were going too far.

"Here—"

Then Mo Yi saw a girl with knee-length purple hair raise her hand in response.

Mo Yi: Was this a warning that a forty-meter sword was coming?

"Haruhi Suzumiya."

Mo Yi: Himeko, as long as you were happy.

Fortunately, no more names Mo Yi recognized—or students matching those names—appeared afterward. Of course, Mo Yi was already questioning his life. How had this world managed to hold on until Honkai destroyed it, instead of being wrecked by bosses from other settings?

"Mo Yi."

As the only male comrade in the class, Mo Yi had long attracted everyone's curious gazes like a firefly in the darkness. Though in this Honkai World, extraordinary powers no longer favored women alone—for example, the male-to-female ratio among Cultivators was actually about equal—women still had greater