Dark Eldar

Dark Knight's energy levels had not fully recovered from his battle with Loki. As a dark creature, he survives by absorbing "energy elements," and his physical structure is similar to that of the "Aliens."

They belong to a branch of dark creatures with highly developed minds, but they have long since evolved to the point that they are no longer afraid of "light".

Dak changed his plans at the last minute, deciding to rest for three days before "traveling" there again.

The "Barbarian King," a subordinate of the rebel leader Ludar, caused trouble at the Void Fortress the very night he was summoned by the "Summoning Stone."

Void Fortress is an important city-state of the Rebel Legion, with a strong defense system and a strict set of internal "rules" (laws) in operation.

Otherwise, a city full of bad people, thugs, hooligans, and vagrants can't last long! It won't be long before it's been ransacked, looted, and burned to the ground...

This shows that Ludar, the leader of the rebel army, was not "completely useless"; he had a "resourceful" side. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to become the leader of the rebel army.

Ludar's "Barbarian King" didn't believe in that. Due to his enormous size, boundless strength, and thick skin, he was practically invulnerable to weapons.

In each raiding campaign, the Barbarian King and the Slayer, two elites, are like a meat grinder. The Barbarian King's passive attribute, "Stun," is closely linked to the Slayer's primal skill, "Execute," which he has practiced since childhood.

The leaders of ordinary city-states and fortresses would fall to the ground and beheaded!

The barbarian king was extremely wealthy; he had more money than he could spend. His storehouse contained a whole chest of jewels and gold, all of which Ludal couldn't carry away, so he bestowed upon him and the slayer.

The night in the Void Fortress was noisy, and the Barbarian King went to the tavern to drink with a bag of gold and silver.

Aside from being a bit "rough," the Barbarian King wasn't too bad-looking; at least he resembled a human.

He was surrounded by many dancers. These dancers of the Void Fortress were protected by "law," because the bar and the more than one hundred floors of the hotel above it were all Ludar's property. (Types of Void Fortress dancers: dwarf women, human women, demon women, etc.)

The Barbarian King is simple-minded and savage by nature. He is an extremely dangerous individual. He had a beautiful dancer in a bar drink with him, and this "killing machine" had an enormous capacity for alcohol. Several human dancers got completely drunk because of the "dirty" money pouch in his hand, but the Barbarian King remained unharmed.

The barbarian king kicked the drunken dancer aside and started shouting and throwing things around.

The bar manager is a "banshee" named Wakka, who used to be Ludar's mistress. Unfortunately, she's getting old. (Banshees are summoned by sorcerers, and their lifespan is at most a hundred years or so.)

Knowing that the barbarian king was not someone to be trifled with, she had no choice but to have all the dancers take turns serving her.

Through the crystal ball, Ludar gritted his teeth in fury. The scars of the "Sacred Flame" burned brighter on his face, crackling and hissing!

Ludar quickly poured the wine in his hand onto his face.

"Sizzle—Sizzle!" The sacred flame went out!

"Damn beast! Bastard!" Ludar muttered under his breath, not daring to disturb the Dark Messenger's rest.

"What's wrong?" Dark asked. They'd been found out after all.

"It's alright, sir! He's one of my men."

"Do you need me to destroy him?" Dark asked coldly. He didn't care about "stunning" or "killing".

"No, no, no! My lord! It's my duty! It's my duty! Please leave it to me, please leave it to me!" Ludal pleaded.

The barbarian king was still indulging in pleasure; barbarians are inherently unrestrained, and so was the barbarian king. Therefore, after each raid and the Luddar's reward, the barbarian king was banished back to the "barbarian paradise." That was the barbarian world, and the barbarian king belonged only there.

"Please leave him alone for a while. I beg you to do me this small favor," Ludar said respectfully to the alluring woman in a corner of the council chamber, offering her a purple "magic crystal."

"Okay, next time it'll be two pieces~_~" the seductive woman agreed, her voice extremely sexy.

In the bar lobby, the Enchantress "teleported" and encountered the Barbarian King. Before she could even cast a spell, the Barbarian King had already passed out drunk and was fast asleep on the floor.

It took several burly human bartenders a lot of effort to carry him out and throw him roughly to the side of the road. They had had enough of his unreasonable tantrums.

Dark, the messenger of darkness, could see it clearly.

"This seductive woman is no simpleton. So she needs magic crystals? That makes things easier..." Dark muttered to himself.

Due to the vast difference in their status, the Dark Messenger Da could not easily inquire about anything concerning the "Enchantress" from Ludar.

Dak knew in his heart: "Ludall is definitely hiding something from me. It's true what they say—I actually like a bit of personality. Haha! Haha!" Dak said to himself with a self-deprecating laugh.

You should know! Most of his predecessors as Dark Messengers didn't live as long as Rudar...