Dark Eldar

Kent's weapon, the "Half-Werewolf" Kent's Scepter (a two-handed weapon), is an heirloom! Kent City tallied the casualties: 343 werewolves, half-wolves, half-humans, and Zerg guards (including the boss) had perished. Kent's Scepter personally crafted wreaths for them and hosted a banquet to entertain General Gludin.

At the "Kent Heroes' Gravesite," Ludall delivers a eulogy:

"Kent soldiers, may your souls return to their resting place. Your glory will live on with us..."

After speaking, Ludar and Kents together laid out a wreath, and the slayer was responsible for "cleaning up" the corpse. List of valuable items picked up (one-click pickup): "5037G gold, Insect Armor Shield (blue, level 40), Werewolf Precision Crossbow (blue, level 33), Insect Armor Leggings (green, level 40), Wolfskin Coat (fashion, no attributes)... A total of 37 pieces of excellent equipment. White items are "randomly" distributed."

After the body was retrieved, it gradually disappeared... The memorial ceremony concluded. Everyone gathered in the square, and Ludall prepared to announce, "Open the roll!!"

The process went relatively smoothly; the newly joined werewolves and half-werewolfs (recruits) "did not participate." The highest-level "Insect Armor Shield" was rolled for by Kalong—his luck was undeniable. He happened to be a half-tank (warrior), and the round Insect Armor Shield on his back looked somewhat comical. (Small round shield, material: "Advanced Biochemical Fiber")

As night fell, at 17 PM, preparations were underway for the victory banquet. Ludal, Lord Kent of Kent, and all the officers and soldiers arrived at the entrance of the banquet hall to await Dak's arrival.

He stood there waiting for a full two hours, but Dak didn't appear. Ludall had already notified him, but he didn't dare to urge him.

The elf siblings, Irete and Eliza, arrived early, surrounded by many poor children. Kind-hearted Eliza naturally loved children. The little werewolf interacted happily with Eliza. (Werewolf child, role: flower girl)

"Look! It's him, the elf! He's probably a level 150 warrior?" The Kent villagers pointed and whispered through the glass, their admiration for the elf, Ilet, growing stronger. They had never seen such a valiant hero before! And a legendary elf at that!!

The legend of the World Tree is already "integrated" in Kevin Garnier. The cultural infiltration seems to have begun from the moment of "Chaos Lands" (initial version 11). Two completely different maps, yet sharing the same legends of werewolves, half-humans... and elves, or perhaps even the "Dark Eldar"! (According to Dark Garnier's understanding, the Dark Eldar are "not involved." None of the high-level local professions have ever heard of them. Perhaps Dark Garnier is still on the periphery; maybe new discoveries will be made when he reaches the main city of Kevin Garnier...)

At 20 PM sharp, Gludin's supreme commander, "Dark," arrived late. He wanted to see if Ludal dared to start ahead of schedule, and whether he still held any authority. If Ludal dared to proceed early, it wasn't impossible for him to seize the opportunity to kill him. (Dark's dark elemental nature was always tinged with suspicion. However, the cunning Ludal had long since adapted; he could even foresee the consequences of his "acting on his own initiative." The adage "serving a ruler is like serving a tiger" was something Ludal consistently practiced, whether with the rebel forces or now with Gludin.)

"Wow! You are our new master! Lord Dark! I will be loyal to you forever!" Kents Tull immediately stepped forward and knelt down.

"Oh, I see. Give me the staff you're holding first," Dark said coldly. He needed to do something first to test whether Kents was truly loyal.

"...This...? Would it be better for me to serve you, my lord? Besides, my skill level has already reached the master level!" Kents Tull hesitated, wanting to keep the treasure.

"It's over..." Dark thought to himself.

The scene was eerily quiet... Only the noise of the crowd could be heard...

「3 seconds」

"Two seconds," Ludall silently counted down for Kents Tour.

"Here you go! Here you go! My good master!" Kents Tull said, trembling. He was terrified. He surrendered his weapon before three seconds had even elapsed. ("Guardian's Scepter," Bind on Equip, Level 50, Intelligence 43, Strength 55, Spirit 100, Attack Speed ​​27; Casting spells has a chance to generate a natural shield of the same level, lasting 30 seconds.)

"Look! What an interesting weapon! It's made me interested in Kevin Garnier. We don't have such a treasure in our other world. It can even generate a shield of the same level? Is this a joke? If the other attributes were better, and it was purple, I'd take it and use it," Dark said indifferently.

"Lord Dark, this is a family heirloom passed down through generations. The gem at its top comes from..." Kents Tour explained, seemingly wanting to retrieve it?

Dak made a gesture to stop talking.

"I suggest rolling for this item," Dark said.

"Wow! The city lord's weapon?"

"It can even generate a shield! Isn't that...?!" Everyone in the square erupted in excitement! They couldn't believe they would ever have the chance to participate in the roll for the Kent City Lord's heirloom weapon?!

"Azzinoth 13 points."

"Loma the Two-Headed Dog 20 points, Enchantress 55 points (currently the highest), Slayer 1 point (...one-click pickup in the early game, opening too many items depletes your luck), Amy 5 points."

Next, "Ludar 78 points (currently the highest). Human Elder Mage Markars 70 points, Kago Bloodrage 71 points, Human Gwent (Swordsman) 30 points, Barbara (Female, Rogue) 19 points, Beatrice (Female) 22 points, Primo 64 points, Harris..."

All of Gludin's soldiers (including the Death Knight and the Elf siblings) participated, but for some reason, everyone's points were not high.

The elves Irete and Eliza wanted to give Markus two more chances. They had absolutely no interest in the blue staff.

"Kentas, since it's your property, and I've brought you in, why don't you roll for it too? It's your right. Let's let 'fate' decide its ownership, okay?"

"77 points!" Kent's heart sank. "It's over..."

In the end, Ludar secured the equipment with 78 points. His luck today was truly phenomenal.

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