[Honkai: Star Rail] Dragon Lord, Your Disciple Ran Away Again

(Main story complete. The extra chapter will be updated on Saturday.)

The blurb for my next derivative work, The Judge's Former 'Fish' Friend, is below.

Song Luo searched for her master Dan Feng alone for hundreds of years.

After an accident, she was rescued by the Astral Express and discovered that her master, reborn as Dan Heng, no longer recognized her.

Then an unexpected accident left Song Luo asleep as she saved everyone, and memories from Dan Heng's past life came flooding back.

But those memories seemed a little different...

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Dan Feng thought it was strange.

His disciple, Song Luo, woke from a nap and not only rejected him, but also went off to learn martial arts from someone else.

At long last, he managed to catch Song Luo and bring her back. Before he could figure out what was going on, something even stranger happened.

Memories kept appearing in his mind out of nowhere.

In those memories, Song Luo called someone named Dan Heng her master.

Dan Feng counted them up. Including himself, Song Luo now had six "masters."

Before the matter of the masters could be resolved, the Dragon Preceptor found Song Luo a match for an arranged marriage.

"..."

"Dan Feng," Yingxing said, thoroughly enjoying the show, "your disciple really is about to run away."

*

Dan Heng remembered everything, including those feelings.

"Dan Heng, this is bad! Song Luo is going to run away!" March 7th hurried over to warn them.

After waking, Song Luo's personality had completely changed. She was grateful they had taken her in, but she was about to leave.

Dan Heng was stunned, and the Astral Express crew were just as flabbergasted.

The train returned to the Xianzhou Luofu, and all their old friends came back.

Hundreds of years ago, Dan Feng had caught his disciple and dragged her home here. Hundreds of years later, Dan Heng was still catching his wife and dragging her home here.

Blade had an important comment to make about it:

"Good for her, running away. If I could, I'd take her and run even farther."

Reading Guide:

1. Pairing: Dan Feng (Dan Heng), one person.

2. A mountain of original character details. The High-Cloud Quintet will all survive, and there will be a happy ending.

3. Any out-of-character moments are my fault. I apologize in advance.

Upcoming story blurb:

As the only mermaid in Teyvat, Cynthia owned the entire ocean.

But the legends on land didn't seem to have a good opinion of her.

After a change in sea levels, Cynthia woke up from a comfortable nap.

Reflected on the surface of the sea was a handsome face, with narrow eyes, snowy white hair, and an immaculate blue outfit.

He seemed a little sad.

Sensing that sadness, she never left Fontaine's waters again.

As Fontaine was rebuilt, Cynthia anonymously sent the Palais Mermonia a report on the state of the ocean.

She also became pen pals with a man from the Palais Mermonia named Ulysses.

He kindly answered all her questions, even those about his superior, Judge Neuvillette.

*

Ever since Furina stepped down, Neuvillette's workload had grown heavier by the day.

One day, the Palais Mermonia received an anonymous letter.

It contained a detailed report on the current state of Fontaine's waters, with precisely the data needed for Fontainian reconstruction.

At first, Neuvillette paid little attention to the letter, but its anonymous sender was persistent, sending one at the same time every week.

The letters only concerned the sea.

After receiving countless letters, Neuvillette gradually let down his guard and replied politely, but accidentally signed his subordinate Ulysses' name on the letter.

Gradually, the letters grew more detailed, and their souls resonated with each other.

Neuvillette even found himself looking forward to receiving them.

Then, on the day he expected a letter, none arrived, and dark clouds once again gathered over Fontaine.

That was also the day Furina returned from her travels and found a girl by the seaside...

Theme: Freedom is the will to explore, and love is an undying hope.