Synopsis: Honkai: Star Rail: Gacha Character, I'm Silver Wolf's Friend
My name is Chi Ying. I come from the junkyard on Punklorde. No registered residence, LV unknown, the most dangerous monster in the universe, and the Delete key given flesh.
Don't be nervous. I'm pretty easygoing.
That girl Silver Wolf, yes, the silver-haired hacking genius with colored highlights who says “life is a game” every time she opens her mouth, was cornered by street punks in an alley in the Neon District when she was little. I saved her. She was five. She couldn't smile or cry, and didn't make a sound even when someone grabbed her by the hair and slammed her into a wall.
I gave her half a piece of stolen synthetic meat, taught her how to survive in the black market, and then left.
Why did I leave? Because whatever these hands touch disappears. Gloves can block my ability, but who knows how long they'll last? I can't protect her forever. She has to grow stronger on her own.
And she did grow stronger.
Strong enough to become one of the Stellaron Hunters, strong enough for the entire galaxy to know the name “Silver Wolf,” strong enough to leave me far behind.
But to me, she'll always be that little girl crouching in the corner of a data channel, silver hair a mess, asking me, “What's the point of crying?”
Now I'm in the gacha pool as a five-star character on the Path of Remembrance, with a Fire attribute, though my playstyle is a lot like Destruction. I really don't understand what role I'm supposed to fill.
My skill uses “deletion power” to deal damage to enemy units based on a percentage of their maximum HP. Don't worry, it's just an effect in the game. If I really did it, there wouldn't even be a body left.
If you want to pull me, I'd recommend saving up enough Stellar Jades. If you can't get me...
Then go ask Silver Wolf.
She owes me a favor.
It is written in the first person and has a strong sense of immersion. However, the timeline is a bit long and the writing may be slow. Generally speaking, it is recommended! It's quite to my liking [sending my heart]