Celestiallumin

(Honkai impact, no knife, daily life,)

[the synopsis still on working in meanwhile how about read the fic first :D]

Beneath the sky of Teyvat, two figures stood a short distance apart, their surroundings eerily silent as though the world itself was holding its breath. The blonde-haired man, his piercing green eyes widening, stared at the woman before him. His gaze lingered, tracing the features of her face with an intensity that spoke volumes. Shock painted his expression, but beyond that, a flicker of something deeper shimmered in his eyes—nostalgia, longing, and disbelief intertwined into one overwhelming emotion. He opened his mouth, but no words escaped, as if his voice had been stolen by the moment. The woman, her calm demeanor betraying the storm of thoughts swirling in her mind, studied him just as intently. 'Otto…?' The name echoed in her thoughts, sharp and incredulous. 'Why is Otto here in Teyvat? And why is he looking at me like that?' Otto’s lips parted slightly, as if he were about to speak, but his voice faltered when his gaze locked onto her striking blue eyes. His heart tightened as he scanned her face, searching for confirmation of a truth he dared not voice. 'Could she be… Kallen?' The thought filled him with equal parts hope and fear. The desire to ask burned within him, but he held back, afraid to shatter the fragile moment. If she wasn’t Kallen—or if she was, and he spoke too soon—would this ephemeral connection dissolve like smoke? And so, silence hung heavy between them.....

Hua disciples trembled, their knife pointed at Hua. "Master, I'm sorry," they whispered, their voice quivering. Hua's eyes hardened, her face a mask of indifference. She murmured, almost to herself, "I truly am becoming more and more like her..." Her gaze remained fixed on the disciple, but her mind was a whirlwind of thoughts. "Now I understand how she felt... Betrayed by her own disciple." The scene shifted. Hua lay sprawled on the grass, her body a canvas of sword-inflicted wounds. She stared up at the sky, her voice heavy with sorrow, "Let me take a little nap...".