Dark Eldar

"No matter who it is, or from what angle they observe, view, or examine the world, the results will always be one-sided." —Otherworldly Rules 331.51

Elder Schopenhauer received a letter with "sealing wax".

"Master Schopenhauer, the supreme leader of the human race: "

I am your ally, the Black Dragon Neltharion Flame (Flame is his first name, Neltharion his surname; dragons and humans have different customs). Please raise the temperature slightly in my brother Saberian's cell. His left claw joint was injured in the last epic war by our common enemy, the Vakachira (Dark Eldar). On behalf of the dragons, I thank you for your contribution! I have not chosen to encrypt this letter, so please do not keep it secret. I simply want to bring him to his senses. Right now, I must embark on a long journey to find the antidote for the 'Humanoid Potion.' May the Holy Light forever bless you! Signed: Neltharion Flame, 5 L81–87 AD.

The letter was sent to Schopenhauer's mailbox via regular mail (freedom of communication). Following the Dragon King's instructions, Schopenhauer posted the letter's contents on the public notice board in the square, making it clear to everyone that the otherworldly mages were not acting "as they pleased," nor were they resorting to "treachery" for the sake of "divine artifacts."

Since the Black Dragon King Saberian was imprisoned, rumors have been rampant across the multiple worlds and the six major cities. Some say they were there to "illegally acquire artifacts," while others say they have "ulterior motives." The Grand Elder Schopenhauer of the other world doesn't care about the opinions of the world. He understands that rank is everything (the power of discourse); even the most "sharp" words from those of lower ranks are nothing more than useless "empty talk," like "complaints."

Strictly speaking, the "Otherworld" wasn't granted any administrative authority. From its earliest design and city attributes ("endorsement"), the Otherworld was merely a gathering place for mages. It was only due to the great "names" of the first generation of elders that the Otherworld, to this day, continues to serve multiple functions across various worlds, including "restraint, assisting in management, exploration, reputation control, level suppression, currency unification, map monster resource supervision, and justice."

Benjamin immediately forwarded the announcement to Loki. Loki glanced at it but said nothing; he was still not entirely satisfied. (Loki probably wanted to achieve what was intended to be a "peace negotiation," consistent with the mission's objectives.)

"You still look so sullen, brother. Are you going to leave again without saying goodbye? I have a few gems I want to combine into something." Benjamin said in Loki's dormitory. Young people are always full of energy, and they are often very concerned about their "transitional equipment" (alternatives).

"You'd better hurry up, or I can just use my gems to boost you. The password is 8388686..." In Loki's warehouse, there weren't many gold coins, but there were plenty of multicolored gems, enchanting materials, and potions.

"I won't listen!" Benjamin VI covered his ears. He understood that this was something he had to do himself, even though he had a good relationship with his senior brother Loki.

"Fine, whatever you say, I'll leave in ten days!" Loki said.

Benjamin didn't ask where he was going, because he knew Loki wouldn't take him along for the upgrade.

"Want to go out for a spin? I'd like to bring a helper this time; their experience points will probably be higher than yours here. I also want to reach level 80 as soon as possible. If you listen to them, share the collective experience, and stay here long-term, level 75 will probably be a hurdle in the future. Do you want to take over Maddilon's (the magic circle officer's) job?" Loki asked calmly, issuing a "team invitation."

Loki had lost hope in Edward. He had initially intended to mentor him, but after the mission to Dragon's Nest, he was utterly disappointed by Edward's bureaucratic ways.

"Wow! Of course! I accept!" Benjamin blurted out. He really wanted to level up with Loki. Ever since he "won without lifting a finger" and unexpectedly became a high-level mage, it seemed like nobody was watching him anymore! @ (Graduated from "Otherworld")

Edward III practiced his pet's skills alone in the "training ground." He was intelligent, diligent, and knowledgeable. In this other world, he had encountered far too many seemingly high-ranking but inwardly "useless" high-level mages. Their professions included "Divine Beast Administrator," "High-Level Mount Trainer," "Barrier Administrator," "Magic Array Officer," and "High-Level Guard," among others—in short, mages who never reached the rank of Elder. To say they were "useless"? That would be absolutely unfair!

Every person, every life, has its own meaning and value! This is from Chapter 3.1 of *The Rules of Another World*.