Dark Eldar

No one wants to be "ordinary," not even an "elite monster." ... —Slogan for *Dark Eldar* (11)

"Demacia" remains in a "dazed" state. Darkness cannot completely corrupt old Demacia's mind, just as light magic cannot completely defeat dark magic. High Priest Elaine decides to persist in saving her father. Meanwhile, a new main quest appears at the top of Elaine's quest log.

Loki was still hesitant. "Should I return to the Otherworld?" Strictly speaking, Loki's identity still belonged to the "Otherworld." This was the dream of countless people, countless heroes. To become an apprentice in the Otherworld, one had to possess "outstanding" talent to level up; otherwise, one could only be a "Citizen," allowed to fight monsters and do quests for free. Although one could level up, to advance to an intermediate mage or intermediate warrior, one had to take an exam in the Otherworld. There were other maps, such as Kevin Garnier, which reportedly didn't require exams. Because it was a "new map," many settings and "new features" were still to be confirmed...

"Forget it, let's go back! I feel like the 'Marked One' isn't far off..." Loki thought. He had pondered this question for a full two hours. His precious time was slipping away. Loki didn't want to offend Elder Schopenhauer. He also didn't want to easily give up on the "World Quest," a situation somewhat similar to his forging of the artifact "Hammer of the Creator." Who could have imagined? The most valuable, multifunctional, and mysterious artifact in the multiverse was obtained by the new generation of otherworldly mage, Loki. Besides his innate "search" attribute, a very "peculiar" functional attribute, Loki possessed similar abilities like "perception," "prediction," and "strategy." Within the "multiverse," perhaps some ancient being also possessed these attributes, overlooked by the mages residing in otherworldly locations, while some highly talented ancient beings remained unable to "awaken" their abilities, becoming "free agents." (Glossary: ​​"Casual player" refers to a person who plays alone without a faction, team, or background; it also refers to players who could change jobs but didn't; or, due to a lack of expertise in any one area, even if they have gathered skills from various professions, their overall strength is not high. The "Wanderer" city-state is full of casual players, a group of "self-important" individuals.)

The Elder Team from another world included former solo players who had transitioned to this class; their magic had reached a level of "pure perfection." Imagine, being able to enhance a basic mage skill to 9 stars? It's incredible. Proficiency: 1009, "Specialization" close to 999‰; their willpower and perseverance are worthy of emulation. Loki didn't follow the "solo" path. He didn't believe he possessed that kind of "persistent" courage... All he could do was enjoy and love it. Perhaps solo players are born to be solo...

The hall of this otherworld was crowded and bustling. The elders all wore expressions of slight panic. Benjamin VI first bowed to his master, the great Schopenhauer.

"Teacher, I'm back," Benjamin VI said respectfully.

"Hmm, it's good to be back! You seem much more capable now, and your aura is even closer to that of your senior brother Loki." Master Schopenhauer spoke to his beloved disciple during a break in his command. He didn't ask why Loki hadn't come, but it was clear from his words that he had expectations for Loki. ... Deciphering: Why was Loki able to forge such great artifacts? This question is a "pain point" for all the elders of this other world, even the elves, and even the Order cannot answer it directly. The official explanation is "creating the most realistic virtual world," while the "outsiders" speculate: Is Loki an AI? Or a super VIP?

Information about every hero, every ancestor, and every elite monster is private; no one dares or can reveal it publicly. At the same time, order cannot truly restrict anyone's freedom. "Fairness" is everywhere! For example, the recent nerf to physical damage output was a "major change" for all physical classes, not targeting Demacia or any particular elder. Everyone accepted it readily. Of course, magic-based classes definitely benefited.

In the Hall of Otherworldly Affairs, most of the field elders have returned. They are attending the "Otherworldly Conference" hosted by Schopenhauer!

The elders waited respectfully. In their youth, to maintain their "dignity" in the multiverse, they would strive to raise their levels as much as possible, some even resorting to unscrupulous means! Unfortunately, "intelligent stat allocation" was always a useless feature. It was a major flaw! There were quite a few elders in the other world who were essentially useless at stat allocation. Some of them didn't care, thinking, "I'm already an elder with a yearly subscription, so how to fight monsters? How to continue leveling up? It seems to have nothing to do with me..." This might also be the "purpose" of this update. If there are a large number of high-level characters in the other world who are "just grinding for experience and getting paid by the other world's guild" without any ambition, the multiverse itself will gradually lose its vitality. Sometimes, it's because the difficulties are too great, causing heroes to be intimidated by level suppression, and order will wither away...

[Concept] Compared to withering away, the situation of "counter-killing" is the most passive! It is said that there is a kind of advanced magic that can make heroes log into a more realistic "real world", which all "high-achieving" heroes yearn for!

No one wants to be "ordinary," not even an "elite monster." ... —Slogan for *Dark Eldar* (11)

"Demacia" remains in a "dazed" state. Darkness cannot completely corrupt old Demacia's mind, just as light magic cannot completely defeat dark magic. High Priest Elaine decides to persist in saving her father. Meanwhile, a new main quest appears at the top of Elaine's quest log.

Loki was still hesitant. "Should I return to the Otherworld?" Strictly speaking, Loki's identity still belonged to the "Otherworld." This was the dream of countless people, countless heroes. To become an apprentice in the Otherworld, one had to possess "outstanding" talent to level up; otherwise, one could only be a "Citizen," allowed to fight monsters and do quests for free. Although one could level up, to advance to an intermediate mage or intermediate warrior, one had to take an exam in the Otherworld. There were other maps, such as Kevin Garnier, which reportedly didn't require exams. Because it was a "new map," many settings and "new features" were still to be confirmed...

"Forget it, let's go back! I feel like the 'Marked One' isn't far off..." Loki thought. He had pondered this question for a full two hours. His precious time was slipping away. Loki didn't want to offend Elder Schopenhauer. He also didn't want to easily give up on the "World Quest," a situation somewhat similar to his forging of the artifact "Hammer of the Creator." Who could have imagined? The most valuable, multifunctional, and mysterious artifact in the multiverse was obtained by the new generation of otherworldly mage, Loki. Besides his innate "search" attribute, a very "peculiar" functional attribute, Loki possessed similar abilities like "perception," "prediction," and "strategy." Within the "multiverse," perhaps some ancient being also possessed these attributes, overlooked by the mages residing in otherworldly locations, while some highly talented ancient beings remained unable to "awaken" their abilities, becoming "free agents." (Glossary: ​​"Casual player" refers to a person who plays alone without a faction, team, or background; it also refers to players who could change jobs but didn't; or, due to a lack of expertise in any one area, even if they have gathered skills from various professions, their overall strength is not high. The "Wanderer" city-state is full of casual players, a group of "self-important" individuals.)

The otherworldly elder team, which included former solo players who had transitioned to this class, had all reached a level of "pure perfection" in magic. Imagine, being able to enhance a basic mage skill to 9 stars? It's incredible. Proficiency: 1009, "Specialization" approaching 999‰, their willpower...

His willingness to endure hardship is something worth learning. Loki didn't follow the path of a "free spirit." He didn't believe he possessed that kind of "persevering" courage. All he could do was enjoy and love what he had. Perhaps free spirits are born to be free spirits.

The hall of this otherworld was crowded and bustling. The elders all wore expressions of slight panic. Benjamin VI first bowed to his master, the great Schopenhauer.

"Teacher, I'm back," Benjamin VI said respectfully.

"Hmm, it's good to be back! You seem much more capable now, and your aura is even closer to that of your senior brother Loki." Master Schopenhauer spoke to his beloved disciple during a break in his command. He didn't ask why Loki hadn't come, but it was clear from his words that he had expectations for Loki. ... Deciphering: Why was Loki able to forge such great artifacts? This question is a "pain point" for all the elders of this other world, even the elves, and even the Order cannot answer it directly. The official explanation is "creating the most realistic virtual world," while the "outsiders" speculate: Is Loki an AI? Or a super VIP?

Information about every hero, every ancestor, and every elite monster is private; no one dares or can reveal it publicly. At the same time, order cannot truly restrict anyone's freedom. "Fairness" is everywhere! For example, the recent nerf to physical damage output was a "major change" for all physical classes, not targeting Demacia or any particular elder. Everyone accepted it readily. Of course, magic-based classes definitely benefited.

In the Hall of Otherworldly Affairs, most of the field elders have returned. They are attending the "Otherworldly Conference" hosted by Schopenhauer!

The elders waited respectfully. In their youth, to maintain their "dignity" in the multiverse, they would strive to raise their levels as much as possible, some even resorting to unscrupulous means! Unfortunately, "intelligent stat allocation" was always a useless feature. It was a major flaw! There were quite a few elders in the other world who were essentially useless at stat allocation. Some of them didn't care, thinking, "I'm already an elder with a yearly subscription, so how to fight monsters? How to continue leveling up? It seems to have nothing to do with me..." This might also be the "purpose" of this update. If there are a large number of high-level characters in the other world who are "just grinding for experience and getting paid by the other world's guild" without any ambition, the multiverse itself will gradually lose its vitality. Sometimes, it's because the difficulties are too great, causing heroes to be intimidated by level suppression, and order will wither away...

[Concept] Compared to withering away, the situation of "counter-killing" is the most passive! It is said that there is a kind of advanced magic that can make heroes log into a more realistic "real world", which all "high-achieving" heroes yearn for!