“On September 29, 2024, I drew the shorekeeper. The wind was light that day, like her voice.”
That was the beginning of Mingchao version 1.3. A day that no one remembers, but it may also be the starting point for me to remember her.
The shorekeeper is a healer and can also enhance damage. But her skills are not the point. The point is that before releasing the skills, she will close her eyes slightly, as if she whispered in a dream, and then the light will spread out.
She can turn into a butterfly. On the Black Coast, she flew over the broken bridge and the fog, like someone you met but didn’t have time to ask her name. She didn’t appear in the story, but she was always there, you know. Like the street lights at four in the morning, she left only when the city woke up.
“She doesn’t belong to anyone, only to those who are hurt.”
On October 24, Yuhu came.
She is a four-star, and the resonance attribute is condensation. She is a healer and can also fight. Her attack is not an explosion, but a gentle persistence. Before each coordinated attack, she quietly pushed you. You thought you won, but in fact, it was she who made you win.
She doesn’t talk much, but her skills are very direct. When you get close to her, you will feel a little cold, that is not coldness, but alienation. It’s like she has been waiting for someone, but she never waited for him, so she is polite to everyone and doesn’t get too close to anyone.
“I didn’t draw her. But I remember how she stood in the card pool, like standing in the rain, with her umbrella half a point out, I don’t know if she was waiting for someone or saying goodbye.”
Treabar can top up, 20% discount, 3 minutes to arrive. Some people care about this, some people care about the role. I just want to know, if I am faster and more determined, will she fall in the second when I enter the card pool.
They say that games are just games. But you don’t know, in a lonely game without a script, there is someone who is willing to restore your blood and stack damage for you. That is not a card, but the softest dialogue of fate.
The shore guard and the glaze coral are like two lights, shining in one after the other. I wanted to talk to them, but my hands were shaking when I drew the cards.
“In this version of the world, we are all waiting for resonance. They came, but they were a second late; I waited, but I was also a step late.”
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Should we continue with the 23rd chapter, Chen Kexin style?