You're not the type to sit around the office. It's easier to guard you if I dress more casually.

I won't doubt Rhodes Island anymore. Your cause, Amiya and Dr. Kal'tsit, and all the other operators here are worthy of my respect.

The way operators are supposed to see things and deal with problems is nothing I've known before. It'll take some time to get used to this.

I heard from Amiya what you went through in Siesta. Sounds like you had a tough holiday. What about me? It was terrible. Maybe not terrible. That's all I can say.

My roots are in Lungmen. That will never change. The world I knew there will stay with me wheresoever I go.

When I left Lungmen, I thought there was an answer to find, but now I get it. There's no such thing as answers, only actions and results.

Doctor, it's been a while since I left Lungmen and came on board as a Rhodes Island operator. It's about time you treat me as an operator too. It's hard for me to do anything if you are always on your toes around me.

I've got a lot of people relying on me, and I used to take that trust for granted. It may be harder than ten sets of advanced training every day, but I'll be worthy of their trust.

The events in Chernobog and my experiences in Dossoles both proved one thing—Whether fighting or saving, I must first understand my target. I need to broaden my horizons and open my eyes, Doctor.

Asleep again... You've done a lot of work already, so I'll let you have ten minutes.

Ch'en, reporting back in from my holiday in Dossoles. I have a lot of reports to write about my trip, so I'm just passing by to say hello, Doctor. Let me know if you've got something. Now that the holiday's over, everything's back to normal.

There is always someone out there who's better than us.

You're giving me a promotion as a Sniper operator? No problem. I'm sure I can set a fine example.

To tell you the truth, I never thought my shooting would get to this level. I'm more used to fighting with a sword, but shooting is indeed more convenient in certain scenarios.

Orders received.

No need to fret. I'll take care of it all.

Buck up and get ready for battle!

Are you all ready? Let's go, then!

Enemy spotted.

Ch'en here. Ready at a moment's notice.

I will take care of this place.

Great spot.

Hmph!

Don't let them get away!

Laying suppressive fire!

Time is limited.

Pure evil and a little torment is nothing to be afraid of. But there's never anything pure there, that's what's terrifying.

That was some beautiful teamwork. Well done, everyone.

Help the wounded, and if you got any strength left, I need a few of you to stand guard with me.

Stay calm and fall back! I'll bring up the rear!

Hm? Another new room? Engineering's doing a good job.

You never learn, do you, Doctor?

Doctor, do you have a field operation next? I'll come with you.

Arknights.

A New Year's party? I'll be there. Hoshiguma and Swire are both here, and that's special. By the way, Swire told me she brought snacks from Lungmen, you and Amiya should try some.

Doctor, you seem well.

I'm still learning to use my gun, so I'm not touching Chi Xiao for a while. The more refined my swordplay becomes, the more I think it's not the weapon itself that defines right or wrong, but the one who wields it. So, are the moves I've made right or wrong? Do they have any meaning?