Just like the King of Heroes in the neighboring Moon World set, the one who loved going "hahaha"—although he possessed the Noble Phantasms of other Heroic Spirits, what truly determined his strength and fame were still the one-of-a-kind Chains of Heaven and Sword of Rupture, weren't they?
And although Light of the Heart did not explain its specific effects, just seeing its name gave Mo Yi a strong sense of déjà vu. It seemed that someday, he too would have the chance to declare, for the sake of protecting the person he loved most, I've decided to unleash my ultimate move—Chaos: Great Dao Beginning and End!
Miss Pufferfish, watch yourself!
As for the final game, "Touhou Gensokyo Series: The Rise of the Plant King," Mo Yi could not possibly pass up the game item—an unlimited-use, single-player Gensokyo teleportation stone. With this Hearthstone, Mo Yi could finally meet Her Highness the Princess in person.
As for the game objective, challenging Tyrant of Flowers Yuuka Kazami was not urgent. The game had not said Mo Yi had to clear it in one go. He could just challenge her once he felt capable, couldn't he?
Besides, the completion condition was to make her fall and be unable to fight again, or make her surrender voluntarily. It did not specify a method of battle. Couldn't he complete the mission through a flower-growing contest, a video game match, or a card game?
Ahem, wasn't there a saying—love was war?
Since it was an initial mission, Little World Game surely would not hand out such a high-difficulty game right from the start.
The clever Mo Yi had naturally spotted the loophole in this game!
Fighting and killing was so unpleasant. Sitting around and playing cards was much better.
As for setting the teleportation destination at the