Original God: Cthulhu invades, Mondstadt is destroyed at the beginning

However, it was of no use.

Beidou put his arm around Kevin's shoulders and said, "Let me tell you a story about my childhood."

Kevin nodded silently, as long as it didn't involve Kevin.

As long as the result is bad, it is very likely what Kevin wants, and Kevin wants to avoid it very much.

I always face these things with the mentality that as long as I don’t know, I don’t exist.

Beidou saw this and decided to tell his story.

After thinking for a while, Beidou began to tell the story with a reminiscent look on his face.

"I was an orphan since I was young. I was living outside when I was five or six years old. I finally got a rice nest, but it was snatched away by a wild dog. How could I accept this? It's funny. In the end, I chased the dog to death just for a rice nest. Haha."

Beidou was still laughing to himself.

Kevin could see that this was not a mockery, but a relief of letting go of everything.

After laughing, Beidou continued his story.

“Later, a few fishermen found me. Seeing how miserable I was, they were a little disgusted but still gave me some food. I have to say that I was lucky to meet a good person like the village chief. In the end, he took me in.

One or two years later in the winter, the village chief caught a cold and died suddenly. Many unfortunate things happened in the village. The catch of fish became less and less, several children fell into the icy lake and died because of playing, and many people also caught a cold.

Not long after the winter, my name and some stories about me began to spread throughout the village.

They all said that I was a disaster star, both because of my name and the disasters I brought. Not only did I kill the dog at the beginning, but I also killed the village chief and the fish. All the unfortunate things that happened later were blamed on me.

The origin of all this is my name. The Southern Dipper is responsible for life, and the Northern Dipper is responsible for death. I used to think that the Northern Dipper was the name of a star, but later I discovered that this star was the Death Star, which represents the omen of death.

Hearing this, Kevin looked complicated and asked slowly: "Captain, don't you hate them? They drove you away because of these fictitious things."

"I did at first." Beidou was not one to brag about being a saint, and continued: "But later I just didn't believe it and wanted to prove them wrong, so I came to the most dangerous sea, took many people on an adventure, and changed the name of the ship to Death Star.

After a few years, I realized that I didn’t need to prove anything, because the village disappeared soon after I left.”

Beidou's last sentence was particularly emotional, expressing her regret for the injustice of the world. She went back just to change those people's views.

As a result, people left, some dispersed, and some died. Perhaps no one will remember that there was such a girl who was driven out by them with a false reason.

Maybe some people still remember it, but they probably still feel resentful because it has formed a stereotype.

Kevin didn't know what to say. After hearing Beidou's story, he found that it was very similar to Kevin's.

Beidou and Ke Wen are very similar, except that one was wronged in the true sense of the word, while the other was affected by the transferred resentment.

After hearing this story, Kevin still didn't understand what Beidou wanted to express?

Seeing Kevin's doubts, Beidou said in a deep voice: "Don't you want to know what I think about Kevin's matter?"

"If you don't want to say anything, you don't have to say it. I won't have any objection."

Kevin was still the same. He really wanted to listen, but was afraid of getting the same result as those crew members, so he was very conflicted and gave the initiative to Beidou.

Beidou seemed to see through Kevin and said: "When Kevin left secretly, I actually blocked her. I didn't want her to leave at that time. After all, she was still a child and had no survival skills. It would be difficult for her to survive after leaving.

I still remember that time, Ke Wen had a determined look on his face. He kept saying that he wanted to dig out the evil eye in his body, become a normal person, come back again, and tell everyone that she was not a bomb, but just an ordinary girl.

When I saw her, I seemed to see myself back then, and I was shaken. No matter what, I couldn't break her wings or lock her up like those bastards in the factory. I firmly believed that she would be like me, let go of those things, and truly live in the sunshine.

Finally, I let her go, gave her a lot of money, and told her that she could go to Bubulu or seek advice from immortals.”

After hearing this, Kevin breathed a sigh of relief and relaxed completely. This answer was not bad.

Sure enough, not everyone is like those crew members, at least Beidou is not.

"No wonder Ke Wen told me that you are the best person to her in the entire fleet. Now I understand why she calls you Big Sister so sweetly."

Kevin smiled for the first time in a long time, feeling very comfortable. The dark cloud in his heart dissipated a lot. Thinking back to the days with Kevin, he felt extremely nostalgic.

But he didn't notice that Beidou looked at him with increasingly sad and ashamed eyes, and his eyes began to turn slightly red.

His fists clenched involuntarily, and the hands around Kevin's shoulders also unconsciously exerted force.

After a few seconds, Kevin noticed it, and looking at Beidou's strange expression, he was about to ask.

Beidou spoke.

"How can she be the best person? After Ke Wen's accident, it was the first time that I felt unworthy of being a big sister, you know? If I hadn't let her leave, she wouldn't have gotten into trouble. In the end, it was us who abandoned her."

Kevin felt a little puzzled for a moment. He didn't know why Beidou would think this way.

"That's right. You gave her freedom and the means to achieve it, but she didn't succeed in the end. Wasn't this all consensual?"

Beidou slapped the table, stood up, and paced back and forth in the cabin like a different person, saying excitedly: "We forced her to pursue this freedom! It was caused by our resentment. If it weren't for us, how could she be willing to leave the fleet.

Yes, she is like me in many ways. Even this fleet is the same as that village. I know that if she leaves, there is a high chance that she will fail.

Why should I let her take the risk? I had no choice, but she had the chance.

No matter what, I can protect her like the village chief protects me. Whether she goes to a clinic or to find an immortal, I can accompany her.

But what did I do! Too arrogant, this is too arrogant, actually thought she would be as successful as me, our situations are different, she is much more difficult than me, at that time she needed help the most, but I added fuel to the fire.

After doing all this, I was still moved by myself. Haha, I didn't realize that I had become the same kind of person as those villagers. I was the boss, but I couldn't even protect a little girl? It was a joke."