Honkai Impact 3rd, but I have too many mods.

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What you're doing is clearly...

"Okay, I don't know why you're complaining about this, but this thing... can fly, but as a merchant guild, there's no reason for it to fly, right?"

Ye Lan sighed and scratched her head.

"The principle isn't actually that clever. It's just some rocks that have been eroded by Honkai energy and have gained anti-gravity capabilities. When necessary, these things can fly... Is it Ningguang's personal taste? Anyway, I don't understand what the use is of such a slow-flying thing."

The only advantage is probably that it flies using floating stones, so there's no need to worry about energy issues—but realistically, mounting a Honkai energy reactor on an aerial fortress isn't a difficult task.

Therefore, Yelan attributed it to Ningguang's personal taste.

Liu Bai nodded, understanding now. Because the Qunyu Pavilion now also had the characteristics of a merchant guild, and wasn't entirely a political department, it needed to remain on the ground...

"Anyway, it's not exactly a secret, just don't spread it around." After Ye Lan finished her introduction, she added, "Let's go, it really is Gan Yu who came to pick us up."

Ye Lan opened the cabin door and led Liu Bai and the others out of the airship.

"Nice to meet you, Mr. Liu Bai. I am Gan Yu, Yue Haiting's secretary."

A blue-haired woman with two horns and a gentle demeanor bowed slightly to Liu Bai upon seeing him.

"Hello, Ms. Gan Yu." Bai Ye nodded in response. "What are your plans next? For example, a meeting with Ningguang?"

"Your meeting with Ningguang is scheduled for three days from now." Gan Yu looked somewhat apologetic. "During this time, you and your companions are free to explore Liyue Harbor at your leisure, and all expenses will be reimbursed by our guild."

Gan Yu handed Liu Bai a few cards.

Ye Lan raised an eyebrow slightly.

three days?

Isn't that a bit disrespectful?

Even Su Mei's expression now showed a hint of contemplation.

"Sorry," Ye Lan said to Liu Bai, then put her arm around Gan Yu's shoulder and pulled her aside.

"Gan Yu, why did Ningguang make this decision? Has something happened within Liyue?"

Ye Lan asked in a low voice.

If you say it's inconvenient today, meeting tomorrow is fine, but setting the time for three days later is just like leaving someone hanging here.

“There’s something I need to discuss… Ningguang isn’t here right now.” Gan Yu wasn’t surprised by Ye Lan’s keen observation. “There’s a problem in the sea. The concentration of Honkai energy in the seawater has been increasing recently, so…”

Once Gan Yu finished speaking, Ye Lan understood everything.

There's something wrong with the sea, no wonder.

In particular, the concentration of Honkai energy has increased.

There are only two possibilities that could cause this to happen.

First, someone detonated a Honkai energy dirty bomb or a reactor in the sea—if that were true, someone would have told her already; she's not some nobody.

Second, there are dirty things in the sea.

That's the sea, the sea that connects the world! Not some small river, lake, or pond.

That's not something you can increase the Honkai energy concentration by throwing a few corpses of zombies or Honkai Beasts into it.

The fact that the collapse energy in a region of the ocean can continue to rise is absolutely a major event!

It would be perfectly acceptable to say that a storm is brewing.

Could an Emperor-level being in the sea stop it?

I'm afraid not.

The fact that Ningguang would put aside negotiations suggests that the so-called increase in Honkai energy concentration is definitely not limited to Liyue Harbor.

It's more likely that this situation has occurred across a large area of ​​the nearshore waters, affecting a large number of regions under the influence of Liyue.

The area where this situation is occurring might be the coastal waters of China, or even the entire ocean.

This is crazy...

"Do you need any help?" Ye Lan glanced at Liu Bai.

If all else fails, have Liu Bai summon Huang Quan to cut down everything along the coast. Huang Quan will have to pay a hefty sum to cover the cost.

At worst, we can make Ningguang serve as Liu Bai's slave!

—Okay, this idea is just a joke.

This is a massive, overtly dangerous event. If it explodes, it could destroy not only Liyue, but the entire Chinese continent.

What? It's safe because it's inland, thousands of miles from the sea?

Stop joking! Sink the coast, and the inland will become the coast! It's like the sea has never buried any land!

Moreover, inland residents, having never experienced major ocean storms or waves, let alone tsunamis, might think that a simple seawater intrusion could cause a major disaster.

"...The cause is still under investigation."

Gan Yu's answer was somewhat official, but Ye Lan knew it was the truth.

Confirming the cause is indeed an unavoidable step.

...The idea of ​​having Huang Quan cut through everything was just a fantasy born out of desperation.

If you accidentally detonate something like a dirty bomb, it would be a real problem. Having a low probability of it is one thing, but having no probability at all is another.

Of course, based on the current intelligence, there are some comforting aspects as well.

For example, only Liyue has noticed this anomaly so far, while the Far East Branch and Inazuma haven't reacted yet... Well, Inazuma is probably because all the big shots have run into Liu Bai's arms, and the remaining people are less efficient in administration.

Ye Lan, having gleaned the available intelligence from just a few sentences, could barely breathe a sigh of relief.

It's alright, the problem is a bit serious, but not extremely serious.

"I'll leave Mr. Liu Bai and the others to you and Su Mei, Ye Lan. I only managed to come over when I had some free time."

Gan Yu was actually somewhat helpless.

This matter is very serious, but we don't know exactly how serious it is. If Liu Bai finds out, it will expose our political weakness.

Well, it's a bit foolish to not ask for help until the very last moment in hindsight, but during the game, nobody knows when the last moment will suddenly arrive, and nobody knows if "I can turn the tables" is just an illusion.

A turning point is called a turning point because it comes suddenly.

"Don't worry, don't worry, leave it to me."

Taking Liu Bai out for three days isn't a big deal, but I'm a little hesitant about whether to tell Liu Bai about it first.

While he might be a bit biased towards outsiders, Liu Bai's past performance has always been one that hasn't betrayed trust. If Liu Bai is prepared, then there's a safety net.

But what about Ningguang...?

Wait a minute, what's with all this talk about Ningguang?

Ye Lan suddenly realized something.

If Dad suppressed this matter, then everyone can treat it as if it never happened, and everyone will be happy and the matter will be resolved perfectly.

If Ningguang fails to hold back, Liu Bai and Huang Quan will make their grand entrance, slashing through the air like saviors.

The big boss in the universe steps in to solve your problem, and the fee he charges... is enough to make Ningguang his personal maid, right?

Hmm... I just need to get through the door at lightning speed, but the maid who washes feet has a lot more to consider.

"...Miss Yelan, what are you laughing at?" Gan Yu tilted her head, looking at Yelan's barely suppressed smile with some confusion.

What's so funny about this?

"Ahem, I just remembered something funny."

Ye Lan tried her best to suppress the corners of her mouth.

Turn away, decisively turn outwards. No, a woman follows her husband wherever he goes, and if you round it up, she's already married into the family. How can you say she's turning outwards?

It has to be said that having a man who makes you feel at ease is a good thing. What was originally a very serious matter has become something that Ye Lan can now joke about after she has sorted things out.

A Guide to Handling Banned Chapters

228 has been released.

Since many people have reported that some chapters are still blocked, I've decided to write a simple explanation.

The most common sign is the "This chapter has not passed review" message in the title.

If you've already finished watching, then don't do anything; the cat's program doesn't refresh in real time.

If you haven't seen it yet, and still can't see it after the author says it's being released, first click to refresh the table of contents, and then refresh the chapter content.

Note that, due to the cat's programming design, the application has a delay. In addition, issues such as poor network conditions may require multiple refreshes or waiting for a certain period of time.

As for the banning of older chapters, there's no need to ask; the difference between the old and new chapters isn't significant. For example, "Can I eat this egg?" (×) "Can I chew this chicken egg and swallow it?" ()

Or, "Can I eat this egg?" (×)

I can,

"Would you like to eat this egg?"

We don't understand, and we dare not ask...

Chapter 230 Cthulhu is watching you

After setting the tone for the matter in her mind, Ye Lan discussed some details with Gan Yu.

After confirming that everything was in order, Ye Lan pulled Gan Yu back.

"Sorry, Ningguang is currently unavailable." Yelan chuckled at Liu Bai. "I'll arrange accommodations for everyone from now on."

Liu Bai raised an eyebrow slightly.

It seems like wherever you go, trouble follows.

After Ye Lan finished speaking, she led everyone further into the Qunyu Pavilion.

Gan Yu bowed slightly apologetically to everyone, and then pulled Su Mei out from among them.

After all, these are practically our own people, so we're actually busier than usual now, grabbing as many able-bodied men as we can.

Su Mei also saw this, but only gave a wry smile and did not resist much.

"Is this a big deal?" Bai glanced at Gan Yu and Su Mei, who were walking in another direction.

"That depends on the standard," Ye Lan stretched. "Normally, it's a big deal, but by your standards, it's just a little troublesome at most?"

Liu Bai's lips twitched when he heard this. Did he really think he couldn't understand what he meant?

This means that this matter might require the intervention of the Yellow Springs.

After all, things that can be resolved with conventional combat power probably don't need to be described as "slightly troublesome".

Things only get complicated when unconventional methods are required.

As for the "big thing"...I...Ye Ling means that Ye Lanwu actually doesn't think much of Li Yue's spiritual energy alliance? How to deal with this matter?

"That is indeed a big matter. Should I release the shadow?"

Liu Bai didn't say he would release Huang Quan directly. Ying's combat power is not low. In addition, he has the ability to change the weather. He is also from an island and has learned water combat skills. With full special effects, he is a character who can split the sea with one slash.

"Not for now, let's see how Ningguang reacts." Yelan scratched her head.

There's no need to release them first. Although it's not nice to say it like this, in her opinion, neither Huang Quan nor Ying are the kind of people who like to use their brains. Putting the two of them together is like the pot calling the kettle black.

Ye Lan was afraid that Huang Quan would get lost and end up in the sea.

As for Ying... it would be good enough if she didn't cause trouble, let alone have a sensitive identity.

In this information age, there's no guarantee that anyone will recognize General Thunder's appearance.

“Anyway, Ningguang isn’t in a hurry, so why are you?” Yelan waved her hand. “Don’t be so sensitive… Well, on the other hand, I might have to go out in the next day or two.”

If the scope is too large, then we're really short-handed for the work.

Although Ye Lan may favor outsiders, she won't compromise on matters of principle. If there's a real need, she'll fill in the gaps.

"Anyway, everyone should just have fun these next few days and not have any other thoughts. If the sky falls, it will fall on our Uncle Liu Bai's shoulders first." Ye Lan patted Liu Bai's shoulder and said with a smile.

"So the second half of that sentence wasn't meant for me?" Bai pouted.

Fine, who told him to grow up to be so tall without anyone noticing?