The engraving of [Dominion].
"What is this? A new engraving?" Mei Yi looked at the unfamiliar engraving in her hand. "Sister Yayi, where did you find this?" Paduo took the engraving in Yayi's hand in shock.
Padu suddenly took out a communicator.
"Sister Aili, come here quickly and see what Sister Yayi found."
"Does this have any special meaning to Alicia?" Mei asked curiously.
"We dare not say more about this. Sister Yayi, you should ask Sister Aili, she is here.
"Hi, Mei, did you miss me?" Familiar tone, familiar smile,
Before I saw the person, I heard his voice first.
Mei responded to Alicia with silence.
Alicia smiled: "Pado, you are so anxious to find me, what happened?"
Padu handed the engraving in his hand to Alicia. Alicia's smile froze.
Not sure if it was an illusion, but Mei always felt that Alicia was a little... Confused.
"Yayi, do you know, actually, I have a brother. "Question.
Author: You say.
Su Bai: Why are other people's companion animals so tall and powerful, but mine is a purple cat?
Author: Because this cat's name is Keqing...
Su Bai:! ?
Author: Why do you think you pulled Keqing out of Honkai Impact Three? (Laughing)
Honkai Impact stories only consider the former civilization. Some operations may affect the current civilization, but the protagonist wants to save the former civilization, so naturally he will not consider the current civilization too much.
Reader comments
The first book review, give it five stars. I believe the author's writing style in the previous book shouldn't be too bad, right? [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]
Seize the opportunity (the book is not bad)
It's pretty good-looking, but every time I read "Carving a Cat" I can't help but think of Zhang Yan. . . Woohoo. . . I just didn't open a tomato for a week, and the result was... . .
The third book review, please call me an old fan from now on
The first book review, give it five stars. I believe the author's writing style in the previous book shouldn't be too bad, right? [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]
Seize the opportunity (the book is not bad)
It's pretty good-looking, but every time I read "Carving a Cat" I can't help but think of Zhang Yan. . . Woohoo. . . I just didn't open a tomato for a week, and the result was... . .
The third book review, please call me an old fan from now on
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