Claudia's Gathered Clues

a 2-volume set, world of Penacony, full official 5-language text from Honkai: Star Rail, free to read, unedited.

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Last updated: 31/07/2026

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Claudia's Gathered Clues

Claudia's Gathered Clues (II)

Haunted Corridor Source: Anderson, a Drinksmith at the hotel in reality Classification: A corridor where ancient ghosts appear Summary: I obtained this rumor from Anderson, the Drinksmith, in exchange for a special drink. In Penaconian history, there was once a lineage called the Blackplum Family that met their demise in a war with the Alfalfas. According to records, a fierce frontal battle took place in the connecting corridor of the ring-shaped prison area, resulting in devastating casualties due to the small size of the area. The battlefield is now named the Corridor of Eternal Rest. According to Anderson, as the prison was transformed into a hotel, fragments of the corridor became scattered throughout the Dreamscape during the process of dreamweaving. Even today, under specific conditions, visitors can still "sense" the bloodshed when they approach those fragmented corridors. *Note: I heard a similar ghost story from a friend of mine from Xianzhou. In their culture, such phenomena are referred to as "Netherworld Soldiers." Memetic Hunter Source: Adelyn, a journalist from the Moment of Scorchsand Classification: Dreamchasers that transformed into monsters Summary: Historical records reveal that during the initial Pioneering Era, the Primordial Dreamscape was plagued by numerous dangers, including soul-devouring dream rifts and countless meme monsters. Back then, dreamchasers from distant planets ventured into the desolate plains to hunt and destroy the formidable monsters. However, even with the support and protection of the power of Harmony, many dreamchasers succumbed to memetic contamination, gradually transforming into gruesome monsters and remaining forever in the Dreamscape. Some accounts suggest that the Bloodhound Family once captured a peculiar memetic creature that exhibited a non-aggressive and even friendly demeanor towards humans. Over time, the captured creature weakened and eventually perished, potentially supporting this rumor. The Wrath of Harmony Source: Brina, an usher of the Dewlight Pavilion Classification: The Descent of the Eternal Centurion Summary: Legend has it that when The Family first arrived at Penacony, the notorious Antimatter Legion once coveted the planet. In response, The Family held a special Charmony Festival, summoning not the Harmonious Choir, but the wrathful Eternal Centurion. Their Sword of Bounded Lives, unsheathed from the scabbard of 4,630,000 Hounds, formed an infinite rainbow. By the time the people in Penacony raised their heads from their shelter, the countless Voidrangers had been swallowed up into the iridescent colors. Since then, the forces of Destruction have never dared to step onto the Planet of Festivities. Dream Border Source: George, a Dreamweaver at Penacony Grand Theater Classification: Composition of the Dreamscape Summary: According to George, the sweet dream known as the Twelve Hours represents only a fraction of Penacony's Dreamscape. "...It's merely the tip of the iceberg. In the depths of the Dreamscape, there remains a vast unexplored wilderness... rough and rustic, closer to the true essence of dreams..." Furthermore, the construction of those "artificial sweet dreams" has given rise to "concentrated mini-nightmares" that attach themselves to the edges of sweet dreams. The Family uses them as "dumping stations" to collect and eradicate negative emotions. These nightmares can inflict irreversible damage on human minds. However, The Family has been taking meticulous measures to isolate those areas beyond the ranges of human activity.

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