Dark Eldar

Ludar was deeply troubled. He had thought that upon arriving in Kevin Garnier, he would be able to bring his existing "cultivation points" (remaining time) with him (through a server transfer). While casual players don't spend much money, they must periodically sell their "assets" to exchange for "life." ... (Point cards come in 500, 1000, and 2000 points; three 2000-point cards can be combined into a monthly card. Casual players, due to their irregular schedules, generally don't like to "combine cards.")

Inside the human camp, Ludar's wrinkles weren't yet very pronounced, a result of his past achievements. His late-night visit was for his own sake.

Ludar took Eliza's chair and slowly sat down. He glanced around, confirming that Dark wasn't nearby (minimap), and then said mysteriously in a low voice, "Ahem, it's like this. I arrived in Kevin Garnier, and everything was going smoothly. But, just as Princess Eliza said, I've run into trouble!"

Although Ludar had suddenly aged, his mind remained sharp, and he spoke at a moderate pace, very coherently.

"Oh, Grand Steward, is there some trouble? Tell me!" Irete put down his "skinning knife" (purple), grabbed a wicker chair, and sat down opposite Ludar. He suddenly felt very curious about the barbarian "Ludar"! [Note: Those who can create and choose an elven character are undoubtedly "high-ranking officials," whose "actual age" is unknown. They are usually "young people who want to prove themselves quickly." Creating an Irete heir is extremely expensive (epic storyline), and ordinary people cannot afford such high-level special treatment (it consumes resources). This is why the elven prince Irete is more interested in "high-level free agents," especially those who can achieve the status of Ludar, a "super-high-level invisible free agent." Nobles will never understand the hardships of free agents. They are "restricted" everywhere, struggling to survive between heroes and villains!]

Ludall smoothed his hair, even though he made a point of shaving his graying beard every morning! It made him look a little younger.

Under the flickering oil lamp, Ludall knew perfectly well: "How could the handsome and wealthy Ilet before me possibly understand my awkward situation..."

[Secret Revealed] Level 2 maps are all very inexpensive, mostly operating on a "free-to-play" basis. Even heroes cannot gain long lifespans. Their lifespans are only equivalent to those of the "Ancient People" (150 years ±) compared to the heroes in the "Otherworld." "Fast-track accounts," while free, are unfortunately unsustainable. Playing for a few hundred years at a time is already considered a high level of skill. "Life-boosting" magic is "disabled" in all Level 2 maps! That is, "saving data is invalid!" In other words, everyone, regardless of class, must cherish their life in Level 2 maps! If you unfortunately die of old age or illness, the only way to revive is to re-register! (Death in battle can be revived by a priest, without "verification"). In Level 2 maps, pursuing a former girlfriend or reconnecting with family and friends is impossible. Once your ID "dies naturally," everything is lost, including memories. (More detailed explanations are available in the User Agreement and Protection Guidelines.)

Ludal almost laughed when faced with the question posed by the young elven prince Irete.

"This high-ranking elven prince is actually a nobody..." Ludar thought to himself, but he absolutely couldn't say it aloud. He looked thoughtfully into the elven prince's beautiful blue eyes... After a moment, he said:

"Your Highness, Prince of the Elves, please forgive my intrusion. I'm also very curious to understand why you remain so young, so energetic, and level up at such a rapid pace. It seems the world is always relative; the existence of useless people like me only serves to highlight the greatness of you and your sister, the beautiful Princess Eliza, isn't it?" Ludar flattered. Everything he said was for one purpose—to achieve his goal!

"Oh, is that so?" Irete only half understood. After all, he was still young, and some profound words were beyond his current comprehension. If his father, the once extremely arrogant "Elven King" Irete, were still alive, he could probably "chat and laugh" with Ludal. Unfortunately, they weren't "of the same generation."

"Who are you? Do you want money?" The elf sister Eliza revealed the secret in one sentence.

"..." Ludall couldn't believe it. How could Eliza, also a super-noble VIP elf, be so intelligent? "Could it be that she... she's also 'awakened'?" (Casual players always refuse to pay, partly to save money, and partly for the sake of awakening. They use their own tenacious will to fight against "order"; in order to increase "popularity," "order" adopts a "turn a blind eye" approach to monitoring unique IDs, such as Dark, Ludall, the Barbarian King, and Loki, who is a Noble 1. If it weren't so "lax," how could the only "Hammer of the Creator" in the multiverse have "fallen to the mortal realm"?!) It's a drop rate of just over 0.03%, and involves countless complex combinations of materials. No one—no hero, no elder, no master, and even the "Dark Eldar," nor the unseen "hidden mysterious power"—can easily forge that "artifact." The mysterious power hidden within the "Hammer of the Creator," which Loki hadn't unlocked at level 80, requires a match in terms of level and overall ability—the so-called "awareness," "extremely high awakening level," and also, "corruption."

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