Dark Eldar

Dark's Death Knights (DK) are leveling up at an accelerated pace. Under Dark's meticulous tutelage, they are essentially receiving "master guidance," rendering their previous training methods and skill bonuses ineffective. Seeing that his reputation still needs improvement, Dark spends most of his free time with the DKs, especially the Vanguard and Chief Vanguard, providing them with one-on-one coaching. The Assassins have been directly transformed into "Stalkers" by him, skipping the complex branches of "Venom," "Backstab," and "Throwing." (Dark's "Strategy")

"We dark creatures are inherently elemental. If you want to achieve a one-hit kill in future battles, you should attack while invisible, not with poison. You can delete everything you learned in Dark Castle; I have plenty of Marrow Cleansing Points in my inventory. You must rethink your later development path..." Dark was giving a lecture, but he wouldn't reveal these words to outsiders. He was only interested in his own "fellow tribe's armed forces." This was also part of his plan and strategy. (Strengthening the guard's combat power to intimidate the entire army)

The deal between the Oni race and Hawkville, the former lord of Gludin, has been exposed! The historical ledger has been published, causing an uproar throughout Gludin! Dak's reputation points have skyrocketed, resulting in a substantial reward for Ludar. The ledger was actually mailed to Ludar afterward by Mana, who implied that Ludar should hand over the management password. Ludar refused to comply and instead published the letter publicly. He also posted a bounty for the murderer Mana...

The suspected prophet Mana is no pushover. He certainly can't predict when he'll die, but "resurrection magic" has been "abused" in Kevin Garnier. And it requires no "authorization" from the Order. (In other worlds, resurrecting a hero requires the Order's consent; ordinary people, orcs, elves, and the First Men are not allowed to be resurrected! But in Kevin Garnier, the situation is completely different! However, there is one condition: the corpse must be at least 70% intact.)

Mana, resurrected by the mysterious figure, was furious. The corpse worms were his source of income, and the "bill" was his "bargaining chip." He had completely underestimated Ludar's intelligence and emotional intelligence; now, it was highly unlikely he could swagger back into the city. His "pass" was revoked and deleted by Ludar. (Unable to log in)

After completing his resurrection mission, the mysterious figure parted ways with the corpse worms and disappeared without a trace. (Transaction complete)

Mana solemnly recited the evil incantation, as he resummoned the "corpse worms".

The text following "@#%F6516351424......" seems to be some numbers. Could it be the number of corpse worms?

The golden corpse worms crawled out of the soil, looked at Mana, and flicked their tongues as if complaining.

Immediately afterwards, tens of thousands of corpse worms emerged from the ground, indicating that Mana was no ordinary half-human.

"Let's go! Don't hesitate, the time is ripe! Go! Go! Go devour them, give the intruders a taste of their own medicine! Catch them off guard!" The half-human Mana tore off his mask and gave the order fiercely. (Mana, after removing his mask, was actually a handsome man with exquisite features, no less so than a human heartthrob.)

The army of corpse worms immediately began to writhe. Most of them were unwilling to "attack proactively." These poor worms were completely puppets of the giant insects; from birth to death, they were never able to decide what they wanted to do... (Their intelligence was almost zero; although they were offspring of elite insects, most lacked the ability to reproduce and could only serve as "nutrition" or "cannon fodder" for the insect race.)

A peaceful atmosphere prevailed at Gludin Castle, where the barbarian king was enjoying a rest after lunch.

Suddenly! Dark clouds gathered, the ground loosened, and tens of thousands of corpse worms emerged!

"Who dares to wrestle with me!" the barbarian king roared! He immediately leaped into the swarm of insects and swung his golden staff, killing each insect that emerged from the ground.

Mana did not follow; he disappeared along with the elite golden worm.

The powerful Dark had already sensed something amiss underground! But he didn't issue a warning; he wanted to see just how strong his "city defenses" really were.

The villagers of Gludin had eaten the "worm offspring" before, and found them rather delicious. But when tens of thousands of tiny worms emerged, they were terrified, screaming and frantically hiding in the "Sanctuary" (defense level 30, specifically designed for villagers; heroes and soldiers cannot enter).

Ludal skillfully directed the troops in each camp to fight the corpse worms. Some soldiers cast spells, while others slashed at the ground with swords and knives. The barbarian king sometimes simply stomped on them!

The elf siblings, Irete and her brother, were having a blast! It was like being in an "amusement park." The corpse worms were all very low-level. The only downside was that without area-of-effect magic attacks, they were impossible to kill completely; the subsequent numbers were simply too overwhelming.

"This will be a disaster!" The resilient human mage, Markarus, was experienced and resourceful. He didn't cast any spells, only resorting to physical attacks with his staff. He was still holding back.

"Marcus, why do you say that? Aren't they just some weak insects?" Irete asked dismissively.

"Our Gludin Castle has been targeted by the Oni. The Zerg are just the beginning. They've destroyed many cities in this order. Once the underground tunnels are completely cleared by the Zerg, the truly powerful ones will surely appear..."