Honkai: Reborn as the Corrosion Herrscher, Living as a Fake Elysia

Salome and Shab, from the Snow Wolf Squad, along with Dr. Einstein, were left in the laboratory to protect it.

The remaining few, guided by Judah, began to advance towards Sirin’s direction.

Along the way, Theresa kept looking at Elysia with strange eyes.

She kept wondering why Elysia could use Oath of Judah.

Her grandfather, Otto, had told her that Oath of Judah was not something just anyone could use.

Furthermore, why did Elysia know how to use Judah in ways even she didn’t know?

After a while, Theresa still couldn’t help but ask, “Um, why can you use Judah?”

“Why can I use Judah? Maybe Judah just likes me more,” Elysia replied.

But Theresa’s gaze revealed obvious distrust.

“Alright, alright, I’ve used Judah before too,” Elysia said with a light chuckle.

“You’ve used Judah too?! But Grandpa clearly told me that besides me, only Kallen from five hundred years ago used it… Could it be? Are you Kallen?” Theresa scrutinized Elysia from head to toe.

“But you don’t look like her, Kallen is from the Kaslana Family, and your hair isn’t white,” Theresa said with a frown.

“I’m not Kallen, but I really have used Judah,” Elysia couldn’t help but ruffle the current Theresa’s hair.

“Don’t touch my head!” Theresa slapped Elysia’s hand away, then quickly ran two steps forward, putting some distance between herself and Elysia.

“Theresa, she just used your Judah, what’s so strange about that?” Siegfried said indifferently.

“Just like my Judgment of Shamash, many people can use it, right?”

“Siegfried, it’s not the same. My grandpa told me that before me, only the former Saintess Kallen could use Oath of Judah,” Theresa glanced at Siegfried’s Judgment of Shamash, then retorted.

“Ms. Theresa, don’t worry. Divine Keys choose their own masters. Anyone who is compatible with a Divine Key can use it,” Welt said at this moment.

“Perhaps Miss Elysia is a compatible user of Oath of Judah,” Welt said, looking at Elysia beside them, and specifically at Elysia’s headpiece.

The gem on that headpiece, or rather, the headpiece itself, was also a Divine Key, as it was the only Divine Key he couldn’t fully comprehend.

As for the possibility of Elysia being a Herrscher, Welt dismissed it as soon as the thought crossed his mind.

Because it was clear that the Second Herrscher had just been born, and he himself was the First Herrscher.

It was impossible for another Herrscher to appear, right?

A Divine Key that could heal, and it wasn’t the Black Abyss White Flower, Welt really couldn’t think of anything else.

Could it be a certain Tenth Divine Key?

They pondered like this all the way until they saw a giant egg?

“This is where Judah led us,” Theresa said, looking at the egg in front of them.

“So, that girl is inside this giant egg?” Siegfried said after scrutinizing it from top to bottom.

“I don’t know what this is,” Theresa reached out and touched the surface of the giant egg.

“Don’t touch it!” Welt saw a ripple appear on the egg’s surface and quickly warned.

But he was still a step too late.

Suddenly, a white arm appeared on the egg’s surface, directly grabbing Theresa’s arm and dragging her inside.

Theresa tried to struggle, but more arms grabbed her.

“Theresa!” Siegfried drew his Judgment of Shamash and directly fired at those arms.

But it was as if they had no physical form; the bullets directly hit the egg’s surface, creating a crack on it.

Elysia, on her side, reached out and grabbed one of Yudas Chains, trying to pull Theresa out, but the ripple moved forward on its own, until it swallowed Theresa.

Finally, Yudas Chains directly wrapped around Elysia’s arm, pulling Elysia in as well.

“Eh?!”

In the deserted place, only Elysia’s surprised voice remained.

“X!” Siegfried directly punched the egg’s surface.

“Siegfried, calm down,” Welt reached out and touched the egg’s surface.

The egg that had just swallowed Theresa and Elysia now had an incredibly hard surface.

“How can I calm down! Theresa was swallowed by this egg!” Saying that, Siegfried fiercely slapped the egg’s surface again.

“What exactly happened with those hands just now?” Siegfried looked at a crack on the egg.

Siegfried leaned his head over to look and saw two giant eyes staring at him from inside the crack.

Then, the crack rapidly expanded.

With a loud roar, the giant egg directly shattered, revealing the huge Honkai Beast inside.

“Honkai Beast?!” As Siegfried exclaimed in surprise, two giant arms clamped him in between.

Siegfried reached out and wrestled with the Honkai Beast that emerged from the egg.

“Holy crap, this guy’s pretty strong! Hey, Welt, come help!” Siegfried turned his head and shouted at Welt.

“Sigh,” Welt sighed, lamenting Siegfried’s unreliability in his heart. This kind of Honkai Beast could be easily dealt with using Judgment of Shamash, right?

Walking next to Siegfried, he said, “Consider this a favor you owe me.”

Welt placed his hand on the Honkai Beast’s muscular arm.

The Honkai Beast’s body was immediately pressed to the ground.

Looking at the still struggling Honkai Beast, Welt said, “Time to go.” He pressed his hand down.

A red and black, electricity-like substance directly struck this newly born Honkai Beast.

The Honkai Beast’s body was directly shattered everywhere, finally turning into ashes and disappearing from the spot.

After the Honkai Beast disappeared, Siegfried looked at the empty interior of the eggshell.

“Where’s Theresa? Why isn’t she here!” Siegfried said with a frown.

“They are here, you just can’t see them,” Welt said.

After removing his gloves, Welt pressed his hand on a spot, and where he touched, something like a barrier appeared.

“The ability to manipulate space, overlaying imaginary space onto real space, creates this effect,” Welt’s hand was covered with a layer of Honkai Energy.

Then his fingers seemed to dig into some space, and he pulled hard with both hands to tear it open.

“Time to show yourselves!” The space in front of them was directly torn open by Welt, creating a rift.

Siegfried and Welt saw Elysia and Sirin confronting each other inside.

Theresa was behind Elysia.

Time rewound to when Theresa and Elysia were first pulled into the imaginary space.

Elysia and Theresa clearly saw Sirin’s plight, seeing Sirin and her companions being taken away by those experimenters.

They saw those experimenters injecting agents into Sirin and her companions.

They saw Sirin and her companions, in pain from the experiments, hugging their heads and curling up on the bed.

They saw Sirin’s companions, unable to withstand the experiments, dying on the test bench.

Finally, they also heard those experimenters shouting at Sirin, “Hey! Have all the scraps been buried?! Hurry back and continue the experiment! I don’t want to waste time on this trash!”

These memories were more profound than simply reading a diary…

Theresa, feeling a pang of heartache, hugged Sirin from behind, “I’m sorry…”

“Heh heh, it’s too late for your false apologies now!”

“Not a single person from Schicksal will live!”

Theresa and their positions changed; now they seemed to be standing on the surface of water.

Sirin was no longer wearing her simple experimental clothes; she was dressed in a purple gown-like outfit.

“Those hypocritical adults, I won’t let any of them go.”

“However, you two have the scent of Honkai on you.”

“How about it, do you want to become my subordinates? If you agree, I’ll let you go,” Sirin said, floating in the air.

“No, I refuse,” Theresa extended her hand towards Sirin, “I hope you can give up on revenge, otherwise, I will stop you here!”

After hearing Theresa’s words, Sirin sat in the air somewhat bored, resting her cheek on her hand, then snapped her other finger.

Theresa then sank directly.

“What a pity, I’ve shared my experiences with you, and you still don’t understand me.”

“What about you? Are you planning to be like her, sleeping here until I complete my revenge and become my subordinate, or will you become my subordinate now?”

Sirin looked at Elysia, and at the same time, a giant white hand emerged from under the water, then handed Judah to Sirin.

“I sympathize greatly with your experiences, and I understand your revenge, but the people you want to take revenge on should all be dead by now, didn’t you personally deal with them?” Elysia looked up at Sirin, who was playing with Judah, and said.

“Hmph, they are all from Schicksal. My revenge won’t end until all of Schicksal is dead,” Sirin said, glancing at Elysia.

“And your aura seems different from that little child’s.”

“Never mind, it doesn’t matter. Just tell me your choice directly,” Sirin said, sounding somewhat uninterested.

“I’d still prefer us to calm down and then talk,” Elysia shook her head.

She could understand the current Sirin, and she could also not understand her, because one should not advise others to be kind without having experienced their suffering.

Elysia was like this; if possible, she would also prefer Sirin to be calmer.

“Tsk, so you’re refusing too, how disappointing,” Sirin seemed a little angry, throwing Judah aside.

This small item could detect her, and she had tried to power it with her own strength, but it completely ignored her.

Coupled with Elysia’s refusal, she threw Judah to the ground.

As soon as Judah landed, the chains wrapped around it rapidly extended beneath the water, until they touched Theresa, finally pulling Theresa out of the water.

Elysia also reached out at this moment, grabbed Yudas Chains, put Judah on her back, and Theresa was also brought over by Judah.

(Finished writing, an extra chapter)