Dark Eldar

The "Ghost Clan" is similar to the "Dark Spirit Clan," both being creatures corrupted by evil. In this other world, Elder Asef referred to them as "Intruders" (Strength 10). After Elder Asef's unexplained disappearance, the title "Intruder" also vanished (the curse wore off). Rumors circulate that Elder Asef himself has been corrupted! According to all current map data (including hidden maps), Asef remains missing. (Still online)

"The mystery will eventually be solved, it just takes time." —Otherworldly Rules 511252

Kevin Garnier, led by Dark the Dark, continues his frenzied expansion in Ludar. They recently conquered five cities comparable in size to Kent. During the battles, they also encountered "Demon" soldiers. The update content of version 30 is ineffective in Kevin Garnier; they have perfectly avoided this upgrade.

In isolated areas like "Kevin Garney," "law" and "order" are difficult to effectively "monitor," making the emergence of "dark forces" inevitable. Later on, Dark will likely encounter a truly powerful adversary.

"Brother, have you thought it through? Are we really going to leave?" asked Eliza, the elf sister, at the Wentashan Camp (57313).

Mount Wenta was not much different from other camps they had conquered before. The relentless war was eroding the fragile willpower of the elven brother and sister. All glory! Noble attributes! Were all ruled by merciless "slaughter," the "blood" on the blade; the growing desire; the growing competitiveness—all were gradually changing the elven prince, Ilet. He was no longer as simply interested in leading troops into battle for fun, but rather...

"Yes! Sister, we must sever ties with Dark! If necessary, we should simply eliminate him!" The Elf Prince Ilet said gravely in a low voice. Through his profile, Eliza realized that her brother was increasingly resembling their father, the once arrogant "tyrant"! (After more than ten large-scale siege battles, the Elf Prince's leveling speed is rapid!! He has essentially surpassed Dark's level; [Experience Bonus] 300 bonus points)

At the very center of the camp is the "control center" of "DK" Commander-in-Chief Dark and Ludar! (New)

"Lord Dark, we must ultimately utilize the elves' abilities. At this stage, without powerful damage dealers and a strong tank to support us, we'll be unable to advance an inch!!" It was Ludar who spoke, still hunched over. He looked much older, perhaps from the "ravages" of war, or "other reasons." (The barbarian hero "Ludar," possessing an independent will, was already overwhelmed. All ordinary IDs, upon reaching the pinnacle of their lives...)

Even Ludar encounters a "bottleneck." Level 60 remains the crucial threshold between "VIP" and "casual player" status! Who would have thought that the seemingly invincible Ludar would actually be a "casual player"? He constantly tries to persuade and control a large number of deceased "wanderers" (offline) to turn the tide. But reality slaps him in the face. His fate is inextricably linked to the Dark Messenger Dark, and he's almost become a part of Dark... As for the "Irete" siblings in the Wenta Mountain camp, needless to say, they are definitely "Super VIP" high-level nobles! Otherwise, they wouldn't be able to create elf characters (window closed), and they even appear as Irete's son and daughter. Their background is self-evident... Everyone wants this "innate advantage," but most newbie IDs are either "Ancient One," "Dwarf Uncle," or "Orc." It's not that "Dwarf" warriors are bad, it's just that sometimes, people really want to experience the feeling of being a "Super VIP" (rich and handsome).

[Easter Egg] The elf siblings, Irete and Irete, have already easily become high-level warriors under the tutelage of their master, "Izo"! But when they heard that humans in another world had forged the "Hammer of the Creator"...?! Their mental state almost collapsed! They questioned the [website administrator/customer service], but the answer was ambiguous... Therefore, they chose the most difficult and challenging storyline: Kevin Garnier! Now, the cunning Dark and his personal servant, Ludar, are constantly exploiting and squeezing these two "high-level novices" (who seem to be rich second-generation heirs), putting them in an awkward "dilemma"... Is everything pre-arranged?? Perhaps. When any ID is in an "other world" or other map, no one can remain clear-headed. To survive, every hero must find their own way! Some rely on "guilds" (interpersonal relationships), some on their unique "cognition" (a high level of wisdom that avoids conflict), and some on their special skills (physical strength, endurance, etc.). No one can "remain unaffected"! In the later stages of the story, everyone, if not "illuminated" by light, will be "shrouded" in darkness; there is no neutrality... Some might not even choose a profession, simply enjoying the scenery, listening to music, and fishing... However, in the unregulated "Kevin Garnier" map, this phenomenon no longer exists. Farmers being conscripted without cause is commonplace, and everyone is "accustomed to it." The only "law" might be the "sheriffs" (appointed) in each city. They are mostly only interested in money. As for the lack of metal elements? It might be a punishment (interference) from "order."

"Order" is never visible; it will not restrict the "freedom" of an individual or group for the benefit of any one person or group. "Order" has always been highly mysterious.