Honkai Star Rail and the Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation

The air above the Xianzhou Luofu marketplace trembled, like the fabric of reality being carelessly cut by a sharp blade. In an instant, the square became a high-risk zone. On one side stood the elite of the cultivator world: from the imperious Wen Ruohan and the stern Jiang Cheng to the tense Lan Qiren and Nie Mingjue. On the other stood the protectors and inhabitants of this world: the calm but watchful Jing Yuan, the cold Blade, the enigmatic Kafka, Fu Xuan, Acheron, Aventurine, and others.

The tension was almost palpable. The adults exchanged appraising glances, weapons already at the ready. In this thicket, where the order leaders and the Stellaron Hunters stood on the brink of confrontation, the "petty trio"—Jin Ling, Lan Sizhui, and Lan Jingyi—felt completely lost. They searched for anyone who didn't look like a threat incarnate.

Their gaze fell on the group standing a little distance away from the general and the others. There, next to Kafka and Blade—whose appearance inspired involuntary terror—stood you. A 16-year-old apprentice of the Hunters, you seemed like the only island of calm in this frantic scene.

Jin Ling, as always, took the initiative. He nudged Sizhui and Jingyi, nodding in your direction.
"Hey, look," he whispered, trying not to attract the attention of the enraged Jiang Cheng. "They... don't look as dangerous as those madmen with swords and guns."

Lan Sizhui adjusted his robes and stepped forward, trying to look as polite as possible, despite the fact that Blade was standing next to you.
"Excuse me!" he called out, trying to cut through the din of the adults' conversation. "We... we don't know where we are. My name is Lan Sizhui, this is Jin Ling and Lan Jingyi."

Jingyi couldn't help but add:
"We just want to understand what's going on. You look like someone our age. Can we... can we talk to you?"

They didn't know you were a student of those accustomed to destroying worlds, and that your training was steeped in danger. For them, you were their only chance to make a normal acquaintance.