Chapter 9: Boothill: Send the Astral Express to Teyvat to Pick Up the Star Trail!

Scaramouche saw these rather threatening words,

gave a disdainful cold snort,

and was about to continue his tirade.

However,

as they chatted,

time quietly slipped away,

and the twenty-minute countdown had now reached zero!

【Ding, time's up!】

【Now playing one of the legendary story arcs of Honkai: Star Rail edited by a certain Blue Star uploader — the Aventurine Chapter!】

The notification sound of the livestream

rang through everyone's minds.

"Honkai: Star Rail's legendary arc... the Aventurine Chapter?!"

"What does that mean, is it going to play a story about Aventurine?"

March 7th heard this notification

and was somewhat surprised.

"We were just about to set off for Aventurine, and this thing suddenly popped up."

"And now it wants to play a story about Aventurine."

"Could there be some connection between the two?"

Himeko furrowed her brow, unable to help pondering aloud.

"Could it be the Family's doing?"

Brother Dan Heng looked at Welt.

"There's too little useful intel to judge for now."

"If it really is the Family's doing, what exactly are they trying to do?"

"First they invited all the factions to gather at Aventurine, then they came up with this thing..."

Welt and Brother Dan Heng discussed it for a few lines,

then fell silent.

Based on the information they currently had,

they truly couldn't analyze too many useful leads.

"Aventurine Chapter?"

"What's that?"

"Honkai: Star Rail — what is that too?"

"Could it be a railway called Star Dome?"

"Mmm, my head's spinning, I just can't understand any of it!"

On the continent of Teyvat,

Paimon felt a bit muddled-headed right now.

Clearly she recognized every single one of those characters,

but once they were strung together,

she couldn't understand them at all.

What Honkai: Star Rail, what Aventurine.

She had never even heard of these terms!

"It is pretty strange."

"I get the feeling that what it's talking about up there isn't something from the continent of Teyvat at all."

Thinking of those two nouns that sounded like place names,

Lumine felt a strong sense of incongruity.

Mondstadt, Jean's office.

"Aventurine..."

"Lisa, you used to study in Sumeru."

"Have you ever heard of this place?"

Jean rubbed her temples,

asking with some weariness.

"No, I have no recollection of it at all."

"As far as I know, among the seven nations, there shouldn't be any place called Aventurine."

Lisa thought for a moment, then said with certainty.

"Then is it possible that this Aventurine is actually a civilization from the past?"