Chapter 30: Promotion
“How about I take you all away from here?”
The room fell silent at these words.
A bunch of Star Eclipse Embodiments seemed to be still processing what Mo Rabbit had said.
Yan Jue and Fox Nine Song, who brought her here, were also quite puzzled.
“What is she up to?”
“No idea.”
Soon, some of the Star Eclipses began to respond to her.
“What are you talking about?”
“What’s the point in leaving here?”
“Will our obsessions be satisfied?”
“Once a Night Watcher, now a Star Eclipse, our existence is a mistake that only harms those we wanted to protect.”
“Though past and present must be severed, instinct cannot change. Even my obsessions are about maintaining order. How could I destroy it?”
“At least staying here won’t make the Star Eclipses corrupt and disrupt the external order.”
“Even if this means we’ll fall into an abyss…”
The Star Eclipses here were mostly deviants among the Star Eclipses.
They had devoted almost everything to the Night Watcher organization during their lifetimes, seeing maintaining order as their purpose. They would even make sacrifices—some truly noble souls.
Their obsession was likely to return to their old ways: often on missions, eliminating any unstable factors.
But the Star Eclipse pollution restricted them.
The power derived from star conversion could cause severe mental harm to humans and bring unprecedented chaos to social order.
Their existence and obsession were thus strongly conflicted, making them a tragic group among the Star Eclipses.
Mo Rabbit felt a bit sorry for them.
But that was it.
“I know what you’re thinking, but I still want to take you out. After all, that’s what I’m here to do.”
Upon saying this, the Star Eclipses’ eyes filled with hostility.
And then,
A crisis struck.
A giant rock flew towards Mo Rabbit, seemingly aiming to shut her up right away.
However, a white-haired figure appeared before Mo Rabbit.
“Shield of Belief.”
Fox Nine Song coolly extended a hand.
An invisible shield emerged, blocking the incoming boulder and throwing it away forcefully.
During her time as a Night Watcher, her constellation was the Shield of Belief, which could form an intangible shield to block any attack. It wasn’t particularly offensive though.
Such a thing alone wouldn’t make her Sunlight.
But since she became Sunlight, there must be a reason.
That reason came from her constellation—the Shield of Belief.
In simpler terms, it’s a Will Shield.
As long as one’s will is strong enough, nothing can harm them, even surviving inside a nuclear blast.
It defies all known limits.
This is the terrifying aspect of a Will Star; it implies no fixed limit, only limited by one’s will.
As for how she met her end…
They say a Ultra Star Eclipse targeted her will, turning her shield as thin as paper, hence allowing it to break through easily.
Mo Rabbit watched the back of Fox Nine Song, expecting her to act exactly like this.
Her obsession was to create a world where no one gets hurt, so she naturally wouldn’t want anyone to get harmed in front of her.
Adding their previous connection, it was enough for Fox Nine Song to come and protect her.
Honestly, Mo Rabbit isn’t suited for direct combat and has no combat skills.
If she were to be surrounded by a pack of Star Eclipses, she might very well fall.
She knew why the Star Eclipses attacked her.
By expressing her determination to take them out, she was preventing them from fulfilling their obsessions in a way.
Star Eclipses, disaster incarnate.
As former Night Watchers, they understood the danger Star Eclipses pose.
Releasing so many Star Eclipses into human society is certainly disastrous, sure to cause massive disruption.
For those whose obsession is maintaining order, this is a provocation.
Mo Rabbit clearly expressed her determination, naturally attracting hostility.
To some extent, they are highly self-disciplined and safe groups.
Of course, only within the confines of this sealed space.
Right then, Yan Jue appeared beside Mo Rabbit, flames burning black, causing heavy pressure on the gathered Star Eclipses.
Yan Jue is a Super Star Eclipse, while most present are Moderate Star Eclipses.
Power dynamics apply among Star Eclipses, so these Moderate ones felt intimidated.
But Yan Jue did not blindly align with Mo Rabbit.
“What does Mo Qianmeng mean? Could you explain your earlier comments? I’ll only help you this once.”
Mo Rabbit maintained her smile.
“Well, it’s quite a story. Let me first introduce myself. I’m a recently born Star Eclipse, still remembering my past life as a Night Watcher. Changes in the Night Watcher organization may not be common knowledge to you.”
Yan Jue fell into deep thought.
True.
They had been sealed in the graveyard, only recently waking up and entering this strange realm, unaware of the changes to the Night Watcher organization.
What did this have to do with her earlier statement?
“There have been notable changes in the Night Watcher organization recently. Interested in knowing about its final defense line?”
“What’s the final defense line?”
“Yes, it can also be called ‘our light,’ ” Mo Rabbit smiled warmly.
The Star Eclipses grew even more confused.
Yan Jue scratched his head perplexedly.
“What the heck?”
After triggering curiosity among the Star Eclipses, Mo Rabbit grinned.
It’s a bit cultish.
It’s about creating gods.
It’s about shaking the established order.
Mo Rabbit got it.
Next, we just need to introduce Night Lan; perhaps even combine it with Night Star’s achievements, forming a double-edged sword to create a perfect leader image.
Perhaps it can shake the ruler’s position, then make her appear.
Next steps?
Sorry.
Mo Rabbit didn’t think that far ahead.
Sometimes overthinking wastes time.
Dealing with the anomalies caused by the First Generation Star Eclipses is priority number one.
If there’s trouble later, we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it.
At worst, set up something like the Rising Sun Theater to trap these Star Eclipses.
When there’s special trouble to solve that can’t be resolved by other means, send these Star Eclipses over.
Unfortunately, accomplishing this operation won’t be easy, nearly impossible for just her.
Mo Rabbit pushed out the chaotic thoughts, starting to satisfy the curious Star Eclipses.
“To tell you, not long ago, the Night Watcher organization welcomed a new member—Night Lan. She’s an adorable little girl with black hair and blue eyes, almost as tall as me now. She likes getting close to cute little girls, is utterly lazy, but despite that, she’s cherished from the youngest not-yet-formal Night Watcher to the entire organization’s leader…
Under Mo Rabbit’s explanation, a vivid image of a loli started forming in the minds of the Star Eclipses.
