The newly introduced 5-star character, Castorice, in Honkai Star Rail has quickly garnered the admiration of players, establishing her as a beloved addition to the roster. As gamers actively explore her unique abilities and team compositions, many are curious about her perspectives on other characters within this engaging gacha universe.
This article delves into Castorice’s voice lines, revealing her thoughts and opinions about various characters in Honkai Star Rail.
Castorice’s Perspectives on Fellow Characters in Honkai Star Rail
Trailblazer (MC)
Expressing a poignant promise to the Trailblazer, Castorice conveys hope for their reunion:
“When flowers bloom again, if we’re lucky enough to meet in the new world, remember our promise.”
Polyxia
In her reflection on her sister, Polyxia, Castorice acknowledges their shared duty to the lost:
“Now I know everything. My sister was unwilling to see the flowers wither, so she kept vigil over them, staying by them until they reached the end of their life. Now, I, too, will join her in accompanying the lost souls.”
Aglaea
Commenting on Aglaea, Castorice reflects on the depth of her experiences:
“Only a sufficiently cold hand can grasp the burning Coreflame… Lady Aglaea must have come to terms with this long ago.”
Tribbie, Trinnon, and Trianne
Castorice reflects on the choices made by the triplets, appreciating their commitment to rebirth:
“Everyone wishes to break free of their cocoon and fly toward the open sky as a butterfly, but they were the only ones who chose to return to the cocoon, all for the sake of this world’s rebirth.”
Mydei
Castorice admires Mydei’s unique approach to mortality and glory:
“Death brought by Strife is often full of pain and darkness, but what Lord Mydei grants to his enemies is a glorious and brilliant demise.”
Phainon
As a member of the Chrysos clan, Castorice sees strength in Phainon’s resilience:
“The more one has lost, the more adamant they are to regain everything… Perhaps that is why he will lead humanity till the very end.”
Anaxa
Castorice draws wisdom from Anaxa’s teachings on confronting death:
“He had once told me that I should stay calm even when facing the dead, and not tell them of my inner sorrows. It was only later that I understood ‘practicing how to die’ was the theme that defined his entire life.”
Hyacine
Castorice empathizes with Hyacine’s compassion for those suffering:
“Even after witnessing so much life and death, she still sheds tears for those suffering from incurable ills… But she’ll never let those tears into the patient’s room. She wants to bring an ever-radiant sun to people’s lives.”
Cipher
Finally, Castorice identifies hidden sorrow within Cipher’s enigmatic nature:
“She has been a demigod for a long time. Her thoughts are mysterious, her whereabouts elusive… She often laments that the Flame-Chase Journey is a business that will eventually leave her with nothing. Yet there seems to be an unspoken sorrow hidden behind her words.”