Dark Eldar

Lord Dark's attack was, in theory, a bit premature. His logic is quite rigorous; Dark likely had his own "considerations."

In the sky, tens of thousands of level 30 wasps were annihilated, and Dark transferred all the abundant experience points to the DK Legion. (Accompanied by a notification sound, some low-level soldiers in the DK Legion even leveled up 5 times!)

The chief vanguard officers stopped fighting monsters and collectively paid their respects—a definite "perk" for them! Soldiers and demigods from other teams were filled with envy. The banshee unconsciously emitted alluring waves, attempting to "leech experience."

The tenacious human soldiers, however, remained unmoved. They ignored it. (Friendly upgrade notifications disabled)

"Just focus on doing your job well, don't worry about anything else. We'll have better opportunities in the future."

The speaker was Quint, the young "swordsman" (appraiser).

The remaining tenacious human soldiers also responded enthusiastically, focusing on killing the insects and improving their proficiency with weapons such as two-handed axes, one-handed swords, round shields, and staves, as well as their skill levels. They treated this attack as a serious "training exercise"! Throughout the entire operation, not a single member of the Ilet Regiment died. Harris and Primo even set up some traps and some small engineering gadgets that proved very effective against the low-level insects! (Portable cannons, musket shoes, head-mounted tactical machine guns... Note: Basic Engineering, 33)

Dark hadn't taken any medication; killing these "flies" was a piece of cake. Dark activated stealth mode.

The dark environment is advantageous not only to the Zerg (who have a keen sense of smell) but also to the Death Knight Legion.

The frontline casualty figures have been updated, and Mana was shocked when she saw them!

"Instant kill?" Mana exclaimed. He had severely underestimated Dark's combat power.

Although Mana was handsome, he was still half-human. Beside him stood three undead. (BOSS)

"Michelsa" (Level 70, Control), "Unita" (Level 53, Fire), "Pirez" (Level 57, Tank). The Undead are vastly different from other races. Even from a distance, you can feel the eerie "aura" emanating from them... Who knows what terrifying skills are hidden beneath those three horrifying faces? (The "Relationship Tree," hidden within the Mirror Rift, contains the terrifying Akarin and her sister Agni, who seem to have a connection to this race...)

"Should we retreat first?! The insects can reproduce, but the undefeated myth of the Oni cannot be easily broken!" Mana negotiated with the Oni. (In Common, the Oni's leaderboard in Kevin Garnier's Legion shows "375 consecutive wins"!)

There are no "ghosts" in this other world. If even "ghosts" could become soldiers, this other world would probably be in chaos long ago. The Dark Legion is nothing more than a mutated product of elemental creatures. However, the elusive demons are something the ancient people "inherently" feared. They had discussed the "afterlife" in their leisure time, but these three before them, the so-called undead generals? They didn't seem like beings who had "resurrected from the dead."

"The Land of the Dead," what a beautiful phrase! If it truly existed, how embarrassing would it be for the ancient heroes who emerged from it! They would be pointing fingers at the current ruler of this other world, Schopenhauer, and Loki would have his "artifacts" confiscated! That era was extremely "dogmatic" and extremely "rigid"! For example, changing jobs was a "sin"! If you initially chose to be a warrior, you had to carry a shield or sword for life. Wanting to change to a warlock or mage was absolutely impossible in the past. The first elder, "Altai," would loudly condemn you and convict you of a crime called... something like "illegal job change"! Nowadays, not only does Schopenhauer have dozens of talent pages in his inventory, but Edward III recently changed to a warlock? As for Loki, calling him a mage is a bit of an exaggeration now. A "high-level mage" who hasn't even mastered teleportation? He should be called a "blacksmith" more accurately!

Outside the walls of Gludin, Mitchellsa, one of the three undead bosses, was extremely anxious! He glanced at Mana, the Zerg leader (note: they had never cooperated before). The Combat Sharing Agreement between the undead and the Zerg was complex, with dozens of pages of rules and regulations. The most disgusting clause was: "Article 72: All human, orc, and half-human corpses that are killed belong to the Zerg."

What exactly are the insects going to do with it? Perhaps they'll reincarnate? Do the insects also want human skin? Then what if Mana is also an insect? That should be ruled out. Even the astute Luddar couldn't see through it at all; did Dark notice? What was he thinking? Nobody knows. In short, ordinary "human skin" disguises can be easily seen through by Luddar's extremely keen perception!