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Honkai: Star Rail – Banner Character, Delivering Knives to the Player [22]

Lingzhou: "Enough chatter. Gepard’s returning."

March 7th glanced around, puzzled. "But I don’t see anyone."

Lingzhou said nothing.

He controlled wind—was it so surprising he could sense movement through air currents?

It might not be cold here, but even warm air was still wind.

Sure enough, half a minute later, Gepard appeared. 2025-06-24 09:35:35 +0000 UTC View Post

Honkai: Star Rail – Banner Character, Delivering Knives to the Player [21]

"I don't know if they changed Dan Heng’s route in the official release, but I'm just comparing it to the closed beta plot."

Ah Xian sipped some warm water to soothe her throat.

"In the beta version, after the Astral Express crew got tricked by Sampo, they had to fight Gepard before the misunderstanding was cleared."

"But Lingzhou’s route skips the fight entirely. The misun...

Arknights: I Became a Mobile City, but It’s a Lobotomy City [45]

The day news of the City spread across Terra, the nations of the land gradually took notice of this new urban power emerging quietly in a remote corner.

Some were dismissive, others kept their knowledge close to the chest and began planning first contact—but as for the City itself, it appeared entirely indifferent.

It carried on as usual, preoccupied solely with its own internal a...

Arknights: I Became a Mobile City, but It’s a Lobotomy City [44]

Countless insects were drawn away by the Doubts, creating a narrow pathway in front of Pioneer.

At that very moment, Pioneer lowered the prosthesis he held, stepping forward. He sprinted swiftly along the minimally infested path, his movements accelerating instantly to an incredible degree.

In a flash, he unleashed the full potential of the tenfold acceleration. Pioneer’s figure b...

Arknights: I Became a Mobile City, but It’s a Lobotomy City [43]

The Doctor only hesitated briefly before agreeing to Heal’s invitation.

And so, the group set out for the City’s border. Conveniently enough, the Doctor also wished to see for herself the monstrous entity that Heal had described.

Accompanied by ACE, the Doctor closely followed Heal, occasionally listening as she described more about the City.

Before long, the Food Chain ap...

Arknights: I Became a Mobile City, but It’s a Lobotomy City [42]

As she walked across the vast landscape of the City, the Doctor found herself filled with a strange sense of wonder.

Even with all she had seen, the sights unfolding before her eyes still managed to leave her slightly astonished.

From the outside, it appeared to be no more than an ordinary city—but now, standing within, she realized the City was vast enough to rival a continent…...

Arknights: I Became a Mobile City, but It’s a Lobotomy City [41]

Half an hour later, Obsidian detached a [Time Magazine] from the embryonic body. After carefully securing it, he narrowed his eyes and fired at the [Tearful Thing] for the first time.

In an instant, twenty minutes' worth of time was accelerated to its maximum output.

Obsidian watched as the droplets of tears, previously trickling slowly from beneath...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [10]

It wasn’t just that Rovi didn’t die.

He could distinctly feel himself growing stronger.

Not that this newfound strength came from within—it was entirely external: specifically, the key Gilgamesh had given him, granting access to the treasury of Babylon.

Within that treasury was an endless arsenal of treasures collected by Gilgamesh.

Many were even capable of enhanc...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [9]

Ishtar’s chest heaved with fury.

For a moment, she wondered if Rovi was insane—she just stood there, dumbfounded, her anger so overwhelming that even she didn’t know how to react.

Siduri could only hold her forehead in her hand.

To tell a goddess of beauty, to her face, that she’s ugly and doesn’t understand beauty… Even as Gilgamesh’s advisor, this was ...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [8]

Outside the palace hall, the goddess radiated a menacing aura. Siduri knew full well the royal guards couldn’t stop her—but by the time she thought to warn them away, it was already too late.

Ishtar was never a goddess known for patience.

The next moment, with a thunderous crash, sunlight blazing and dust whirling up, golden sand filled the air outside the doors, veiling everyth...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [7]

Among the gods of the Mesopotamian plains, Ishtar held a particularly unique place.

She presided over beauty, fertility, and war; she was one of the youngest among the gods, and by far the most spoiled and indulged by her divine kin.

Because of that, Ishtar was more willful and capricious than any of her peers—a goddess notorious for being the most troublesome of them all.

E...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [6]

That’s right—Rovi suddenly remembered. Gilgamesh’s wisdom was exactly what the gods had always wanted.

As a demigod, Gilgamesh had always been the gods’ representative among mortals.

The wiser he became,

the more proof it offered that the gods, even if unable to descend to the world in person, could still shelter humanity from above.

As long as that persisted, th...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [5]

His final words fell, clear and resounding.

That was enough.

Rovi closed his eyes, ready to meet death. He was certain there was no way he’d survive this.

After all, this kind of humiliation would be intolerable to any king.

Let alone Gilgamesh.

Yet Gilgamesh stood frozen, his eyes flickering with more than just anger—there was a hint of something contemplative...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [4]

This was a twist that no one—except Rovi, who’d planned it all—could have seen coming.

Though the sudden upheaval had plunged the temple into silence, everyone could feel it...

The king’s fury was rising.

It was only natural.
Since Gilgamesh became king—or rather, since the day he was born—no one had ever dared rebuke him to his face, let alone insult him so bra...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [3]

Rovi was honestly a bit puzzled by how calm the King of Uruk remained.

Even though he’d watched the Nasuverse series before transmigrating and thought he had a sense of Gilgamesh’s character, there was simply no way to truly grasp the patterns of this king’s emotions.

Or maybe there were no patterns to begin with—Gilgamesh, the epitome of self-indulgence, fit the ph...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [2]

The temple complex of Uruk was a sprawling labyrinth.

Unlike the world Rovi had come from, the era he now found himself in was one where the gods truly existed—where myth was reality.

And because of that, the people’s faith in the gods wasn’t just a primitive awe of nature, but a deep expression of loyalty, fear, and dependence upon divine beings.

Every king of Uruk, gen...

Please, Let Me Ascend to the Throne of Heroes! [1] & Synopsis

"I transmigrated into the Nasuverse. Gained recognition from the Root itself. As long as I can manage an unnatural death, I’ll ascend to the Throne of Heroes—becoming its master, stronger and freer than any of the Seven Grand Servants."

"So, I started courting death all across the Nasuverse."

"I openly insulted King of Heroes to his face, challenged almighty Zeus in Gre...

I Don’t Want to Be a Heroic Spirit [600]

The flower in the wooden box was the very last Blue Spider Lily in existence. Nightingale had not only picked this one, but destroyed all the others as well.

In other words, the flower before Muzan was his only hope for immortality.

At this realization, the ferocity in Muzan’s aura finally burst free.

“...Give it to me.”

Summoning the last vestiges of his reason, M...

I Don’t Want to Be a Heroic Spirit [599]

“My offer still stands, human.”

Kibutsuji Muzan stretched out his hand to Nightingale, his cold, arrogant voice carrying on the wind tinged with blood.

“Hand over the Blue Spider Lily, and I will grant you the same eternal life as myself.”

In the night-shrouded bamboo forest, only Muzan and Nightingale stood face to face.

Muzan was deliberately trying negotiation...

I Don’t Want to Be a Heroic Spirit [598]

First came the arm-wrestling contest: first place, beyond all doubt, went to the Stone Hashira, Himejima Gyomei. Second was Sound Hashira Uzui Tengen. Third, Rengoku Kyojuro. Fourth and fifth were Shinazugawa Sanemi and Tomioka Giyuu, neck and neck in an especially fierce match. Sixth was the recently appointed Mist Hashira, Tokitou Muichirou. Seventh, Iguro Obanai. Eighth—no drama—was the ...

I Don’t Want to Be a Heroic Spirit [597]

“How effective is the drug that accelerates a demon’s cellular aging?”

“Not bad... but it’s only truly effective on ordinary demons. It’s unrealistic to expect it to work just as well on the progenitor—Kibutsuji Muzan.”

Nightingale’s words made Tamayo frown; it was clear that answer didn’t satisfy her.

“So we still need that medicine that can turn demons ...

I Don’t Want to Be a Heroic Spirit [596]

Tokyo
Asakusa

In this era, Asakusa was one of the most bustling districts in all of Japan.

The streets thronged with people, rows of Western-style buildings rising on every side. For a moment, when Nightingale first arrived, she almost felt she’d wandered back into a modern city.

In Asakusa stood a building known as the “Asakusa Juunik...

I Don’t Want to Be a Heroic Spirit [595]

“What did you say? Iguro Obanai, the Serpent Hashira, has already left?”

After finishing Sanemi’s treatment, Nightingale didn’t even think of taking a break—she was already impatient to find her next victim—no, her next patient.

Even a workaholic couldn’t keep up with her pace. Only a Servant’s body could handle this kind of workload.

Her next target w...

I Don’t Want to Be a Heroic Spirit [594]

“Hey, did you hear?”

“Hear what?”

Two Kakushi, their faces hidden beneath thick uniforms, were idly chatting in a quiet corner—work was slow, after all.

“We’ve got a new recruit in the Demon Slayer Corps.”

“So what? We’re always short-handed. Every selection brings in new faces, but not everyone passes, fewer stick it out to the end, and almost none b...

I Don’t Want to Be a Heroic Spirit [593]

Nightingale had lied. She didn’t really study the biological makeup of demons; she only knew from the story and setting that the Blue Spider Lily could allow demons to conquer sunlight. She also knew Kibutsuji Muzan had never given up searching for the Blue Spider Lily over a thousand years—creating so many demons from his own blood because he believed the more followers he had, the higher ...