Dark Eldar

The "Barbarian King" awoke and was "invited" by Ludar, the leader of the rebels, to a private room. Inside were crates of wine.

"Aman, please drink freely here. Don't disturb Wakka; I owe her too much! According to the 'laws' of the Void Fortress, your malicious disturbance in a public place violates the 'laws' I established, and you will be eliminated." As Ludar spoke, he poured two glasses of wine and handed them to the Barbarian King. His voice was deep.

"Glug glug!" The barbarian king drank it all in one gulp.

"I knew you were thirsty; you drank too much yesterday," Ludar said, then poured more wine for the barbarian king.

"I'm sorry, Lord Ludar. I haven't seen such beautiful fairies in a long time," the Barbarian King explained. To the Barbarian King, the dancers of the Void Fortress were fairies. The Barbarian King's voice was even deeper than Ludar's.

"It's not your fault. Next time, take the jewels I bestowed upon you and go back to your home. I believe you'll be able to marry a good wife! You must know that money isn't always everything! It can even bring you bad luck! You can't take those fairies with you! They don't belong to you! I paid for them! And you were paid for too! You both have to follow the rules! Otherwise, I won't be so polite!" Ludar said angrily.

"Yes, my lord! I was wrong! I will no longer go to your bar to drink!" The barbarian king put down his wine glass, knelt on one knee, and begged for forgiveness.

"Alright! Get up! I'll bring you the most sumptuous food from the fortress on time, so you can enjoy it to your heart's content! Also, would you like the Slayer to come and drink with you?" Ludar was afraid the Barbarian King would feel stifled.

"Oh no! Sir! Thank you for your kindness! Please don't let him humiliate me, I just want to continue sleeping!"

The barbarian king didn't want to see anyone.

"The Slayer" also had no intention of drinking with the Barbarian King. At this moment, he was training alone, jumping around, trying to make up for his weakness and deficiency—"agility".

Slayers belong to a branch of "evil spirits." They are "cruelly" imprisoned from a young age and trained for a long time in a single "slaying" skill, hence the name "Slayers."

The otherworldly mages have already weakened the physical attack damage of warriors. Now, most assassins cannot complete a "kill." It usually takes two to three attempts to achieve it. But the power of an "elite assassin" is over 100 times that of its kind. They are truly terrifying!

A long, thick sword was almost embedded in the assassin's arm. The inverted triangular helmet was the assassin's distinctive mark! Tracing back to ancient times, assassins, due to their terrifying appearance, were also known as "messengers of hell."

"Wind Fury" and "Ghost Laughter" are both human. They are incredibly elusive, and since being summoned by Ludar, no one knows where they are. After all, they have too many enemies.

They never cared about right or wrong, justice or evil when they killed, because they were both "bounty hunters".

On the assassin rankings, these two are quite valuable. These are people who are purely driven by money; for enough money, they'd even assassinate an "elder"!

Unfortunately, neither of them could enter the "other world" in their lifetime; only high-ranking mages could enter. Assassins, warriors, and warlocks—professions long marginalized—had long been "isolated" by the "omnipotent" elders. Unless one was a "priest" or an "elf," the "guardian of Eden." This shows that in the "New Order," prejudice is deeply ingrained.