Dark Eldar

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The next day, Elder Schopenhauer wore a joyful expression. His student, Benjamin VI, along with Loki and Edward's team, had achieved outstanding results in the otherworldly high-level mage team. Especially impressive was their victory against a team 20 levels higher overall than their own, maintaining a 5-game winning streak and ranking first on the battlefield points leaderboard.

John Wolverine also organized five high-level werewolves to enter. One of them was an elder-level shaman (healer). They achieved a 3-3 record, ranking second. Other mid-level mages and novice apprentices occasionally participated. Their schedules were limited, and the elders in charge, wanting to conserve their strength, were reluctant to recommend their students to rashly enter the new battlefield mode. The elders generally believed that staying in the other world and doing "daily meditation" was more important than anything else (traditional thinking). Battleground results from other worlds (cross-server), such as "Kevin Garney" or somewhere else, were not visible or searchable in the other world. The other world itself was relatively "independent" (VIP area). Their reaction to the outside world, and what was happening there—such as the "Dark Eldar" or some other "new race"—was one of utter disdain. They naively believed that "the most expensive is the best!" In fact, it was indeed so... at least the "safest." There was nothing "illogical or immoral" about it...

171503, Dark Eldar territory (hidden map). Neltharion Flamebringer, the Black Dragon King, has already consumed the "Humanoid Potion" for the second time. Behind him, the slightly shorter young man is Prince "Apa." They stand facing the wind, awaiting news from the "Communicator," the mammoth. The struggle for "Royalty" has only just begun. All Dark Eldar above level 300 are unaware of what is happening in the "Upper Order." (Strictly speaking, the "Dark Eldar" can be considered "wilderness." In the early days, in maps beyond the control of the multiverse, the seeds of life were always viable. Even Order sometimes couldn't understand where some chaotic, disordered life forms, including themselves, originated. For example, some mammoths lived for a very long time without dying, like "Que Kinduyo," while others seemed to never evolve at all, learning the "Common Language"? Oh no, that's a joke... Order didn't forcibly assign any life level; it all evolved from all "free consciousness entities"...)

"Look! Prince Apa! He's back."

"After he transformed, he ran incredibly fast. Faster than I can fly!" On the mountaintop, Neltharion pointed to a wisp of dust drifting in the distance. The transformed Neltharion Flame was completely different from the previous "Black Dragon King." Originally a true "Ancient Beast," Neltharion could now perfectly serve as its "representative." (In reality, over 30 instances of GG (Game for the Gods) are indeed endorsed by images of Neltharion! His superhuman abilities are outstanding, making him a "super god" worshipped by many proud women. Describing him as "perfect" is no exaggeration; it's a sensory experience completely different from Loki, Edward III, Benjamin, and others. Perhaps the "humanoid potion" also plays a role, since a bottle of "Eldar Humanoid Potion" cannot be bought at the auction house. The starting bid is 100,000 gold!! It lasts for approximately 3000 hours. However, for ordinary heroes, or some wealthy ancestor who drinks it, the transformed appearance is uncertain...)

"Your Highness Apa, the troops in Area A are fully deployed and await your command to easily defeat the Iron Ranger (400)!" Qui-Ginduyo reported, rushing to the mountaintop and kneeling on one knee. This was also Neltharion's intention. He believed, "A king should be a king! Everyone except myself should follow the necessary etiquette. If everyone addresses each other as brothers, there will inevitably be many difficulties in management in the future..."

The "mammoth," also a form-shifting character, has a more unique appearance. His tusks are still present; it seems only his body has changed. His facial features are still discernible, giving him a somewhat "incongruous" look. Qui-Kinduyo doesn't care; he actually wants to completely transform. Instead of needing to drink a "bitter potion" every so often to maintain their health. (Race cannot be changed!)

"Thank you for your hard work, here's your gold coin reward!" Prince Apa took out two gold coins from his magic backpack and gave them to Que Kinduyo. In the "hidden map" where metal resources are extremely scarce, getting a gold coin reward is definitely worth it! Even if he brings it back to Kevin Garni in the future, it will be a scarce resource.

"Let's go back to the Volcanic Islands. The wizards must be getting impatient. If all goes well, we'll gather our lightning bolts tonight and crush those arrogant iron lumps! Then we won't have to worry anymore..." Apa's voice still sounded like a child's? After all, he was still young, or perhaps he was even a "minor." (Level 2 map verification isn't very strict; according to the archive information, Apa indeed hasn't passed "real-name authentication.")