Dark Eldar

Void Fortress, Rebel Faction.

To be precise, the Void Fortress is no longer part of the Rebel faction, but rather the "Wanderer faction." Of course, the intelligence of the Wanderer "Borsa" (level 48) is definitely not on the same level as that of the Rebel leader "Ludar" (level 63).

"Borsa" Overview: Former commander of the 7th Rebel Legion. Current Supreme Leader of the Nomads (racial reputation at Exalted). Borsa's rank is not even in the top 20 among the Nomads; there are Nomads of higher rank and greater ability, but their whereabouts are currently unknown, and some are still in a "nomadic state." (Offline)

The Elite Barbarian King, commander of the 17th Legion (not rare), outwardly acknowledges Borsa's status, but secretly sends emails (or whispers) to Ludar, reporting on the Void Fortress's current situation. (Rebel Legion Daily Quest: Daily reward 15 gold, no experience reward)

Iron Cavalry Village was "ruthlessly trampled" by the nomadic army of Bolsa! This caused a stir within the Barbarian King.

"Village Chief, I failed to keep my promise. I couldn't protect Iron Cavalry Village, so I took those two weapons, the 'Mysterious Enlightener Short Sword' and the 'Polished Iron Cavalry Blunt Blade' (blue, binds when equipped, failed to sell at auction), and I'm returning them to you! I don't want to leave any reason for criticism! This isn't my fault! From now on, we're even!" the Barbarian King, the leader of the guild, said as he entered.

He secretly arrived alone at the devastated Iron Cavalry Village. The once prosperous scene was now a thing of the past.

The 83rd village chief of Iron Cavalry Village stared blankly. All the men in his village had been captured by vagrants to bolster their ranks. "Digging three feet into the ground!" All the treasure chests and fine equipment had been looted. The 83rd village chief had thought that by keeping the rebel 17th Legion barbarian king with him, he could maintain the village until the end of his generation. Unfortunately, Iron Cavalry Village had been burned, killed, and looted. Only the old, weak, sick, and disabled villagers, women unable to bear children, and orphaned children remained. Faced with the barbarian king's "words of remorse," the 83rd village chief remained mostly—blank-faced.

If we're talking about a "sense of justice"? The leader, Barbarian King, doesn't have one. He just... feels he's going against the "plot."

"Logically, I should be the one to ultimately trample Iron Cavalry Village, but the insignificant 'Borsa' accomplished it yesterday?! Iron Cavalry Village, this 'arsenal' that rightfully belonged to me..." The elite barbarian king grew increasingly furious and enraged. His long-term indulgence and laxity (two years without leveling up) had robbed him of the courage to issue a "challenge" (activate PvP mode)! Even though the 17th Legion was the most powerful of the original rebel legions!! (Before Ludar left, he favored the 17th and 13th Legions the most; the 13th Legion, composed of "white-skinned orcs," level 41, with powerful damage output, had been "eliminated" by the wanderers!)

The 17th Legion profited handsomely from the bounty hunt, earning Ludal's high praise. But now? Ludal's whereabouts are unknown... If they were to hire bounty hunters? The Barbarian King fears being discovered by Borsa. (*Everyone knows that bounty posters are unreliable.)

"My Lord Barbarian King! Please, please, please help me rebuild Iron Cavalry Village!" The 83rd generation village chief knelt on the ground, speaking in a trembling voice, and said this in a humble manner.

"......"

The barbarian king was surprised; he had intended to berate the old man, but he held back. Of course, he wouldn't have a "change of heart" and help the village chief do something "unreasonable."

Unable to bear it any longer, the Barbarian King carelessly tossed the two blue weapons onto the ground and left. Watching the tall, imposing Barbarian King's departing figure, the 83rd village chief had a feeling the Barbarian King was about to start another "gold rush." ​​He immediately knelt down and rummaged through chests and drawers searching for the remaining "equipment," but found nothing. He only found the two "Iron Cavalry Weapons" the Barbarian King had returned.

The 83rd generation elder of the Iron Cavalry Village is old; "revenge" is a distant dream for him, and for the surviving villagers, it is an unattainable "hope."

"Grandpa! Grandpa! When is my dad coming back?" A young child from Tieqi Village ran up to the village chief and asked. (As is customary, the village children usually call the village chief "Grandpa.")

"Your father is striving to become a true hero, wielding the legendary 'Angel's Greatsword' and 'King's Sword'!! This time next year, no, the year after! It will definitely be the year after that!! He will return to us to rebuild our new home..."

The 83rd village chief is not only deceiving himself, but also the children... Even the old village chief himself doesn't know why he would utter such "boasts" and such "lies"?