In Cangcheng, a Wandering Immortal

Honkai: Star Rail, single female lead The gravely wounded soldier lay on the ground, squinting up at the sky. Honestly, he thought he might not make it. But just then, a figure that blotted out the sun leaped high into the air and slid down the steep slope to his side. “Don’t give up, friend. Your family is still waiting for you to come home.” The man, whose face he couldn’t make out, spoke softly. His voice was so quiet that the soldier thought it might be a hallucination brought on by his approaching death. But the warmth of what the man slipped into his mouth, which slid down his throat, felt all too real. His unfocused eyes sharpened again, and he could see the face of the person before him. It might be a little inappropriate to say this, but... If this battlefield medic’s voice were a little more androgynous, and not so masculine, The soldier was sure he would fall head over heels for him. “Support has arrived. Come on, get up.” With that, the white-haired man, his silky hair tied back, stood up once more. Holding the medical kit at his waist, he ran toward the distant hell of smoke and war. “A hero? Me?” “No, you’ve got it wrong. I’m no hero.” “Me... I’m just a doctor who’s good at saving lives and healing the wounded, the kind who’s always turning up on the front lines.” “My name? You mean my name?” “Hmm...” “My name is Wan Qiu. Wan Qiu, as in ‘The peaks clear after the rain, and autumn’s pure light stretches for thousands of miles.’” “I’m from Xianzhou Cangcheng.” “And you?”