Dark Eldar

Comparatively speaking, knowing more and understanding more is neither a bad thing nor a good thing. —Otherworldly Rules 211355

Dark secretly wanted to help Ludar? But deep down, he was extremely reluctant. He always felt there was a mutual exploitation? But Dark's true intentions were quite different... The dark nature of dark creatures is "original," unchangeable. What Dark wanted was an absolute relationship of exploitation!!

"If Ludar really wanted to use his name and status to 'swindle and cheat,' that wouldn't matter, since it would all be his in the end. But now... Ludar actually wants my gold coins and even promises to repay them tenfold or a hundredfold. Unfortunately, I know he has the ability to repay, but I just don't want to help him because... because... helping others will make me very painful!! Very frustrated!! Very, very hard to accept..." (Dark's "inner thoughts" are only displayed for 05 seconds, and even in "normal spectator" mode, not all of them are displayed; they are usually displayed as "garbled text," leading viewers to believe that Dark is...) Researching some new spell... "Order" understands best. He saw the true needs of the "potential consumers" long ago! That is—"Superbrain"! A secret weapon that gives every hero "troubles," something other lower-level orders don't possess (plot tweak). In some multiverses with hundreds of levels, the number of heroes is still declining. Many people wonder, "Why are 'Otherworlds' with only a few dozen levels so popular? New additions are just old-fashioned races, yet they're overflowing? We can't create elves (hunger marketing), and some are even races like 'dwarves' and 'barbarians' that nobody wants?"

[Bonus Content] Compared to "Algorithm 30," AI is simply superior. It almost perfectly demonstrated its "superiority"! Not only was it flawless, but everything was also perfectly logical. The heroes immersed in this "other world," the aspiring heroes waiting in long lines at the "service area," and even the impatient "experts" who simply acted as NPC villagers, were all filled with hope for their future!

The "queue area" (without specific coordinates) was established around version 20, or even earlier, around version 18. Due to a surge in online players, a special "edge queue area" was created to maintain order. It was a place without "time limits" or "disputes." "Land." Some "poor people" are even willing to stay in the "queue area" for a long time and refuse to go home. Of course, in addition to the excellent environment and orderly order, everyone is also provided with "free lunch" (once a day), which is a real "benefit"! After all, more than 95% of them have the potential to grow into "supernovas" like Loki or Edward III! (The VIP charging model is very profitable. Some less popular multiverses have also provided "food" before, but it was just some "gimmicks" like "limited edition small bread" and small drinks, which were completely insincere. Most of the people queuing in other worlds don't care about trivial things like free bread, hot drinks, and milk. What they care more about is when they can log in?? A rectangular window prompts, "Server is full, queue position: 11591, estimated waiting time: 3000 minutes...")

"Daddy, I'm hungry!" Under the shade of a tree in the big garden, a well-behaved little beastman (preliminary candidate) pleaded with his father.

His father also chose the "Orc" race! With that "Gretha" style appearance. Besides this father and son, the "queue area" was filled with numerous epic heroes, and of course, plenty of "goddesses." Groups of "high elves"—a type of elven sister—flashed past, knowing that elves weren't easy to choose. Unless a former elven woman "left," in the current situation, elves couldn't be bought with money.

"Son, a human priest will be providing us with a delicious free lunch soon. Just a little longer, and it'll be over. Go play with those troll brats for a while. Look! Show them the 'Charge' move Dad taught you yesterday; they'll definitely give you a thumbs up!" The orc father, Gresa, demonstrated as he taught his son. Because they were transferring servers, they could still remember the basic moves of their previous "skills." However, upon entering this alternate world, they would be "reset," starting from "level 0." (Level 0 starts with low-level tasks like hitting training dummies, killing chickens, and killing wild boars. Fairness has been maintained in this "alternate world" for tens of thousands of years; no hero has ever dared to "register" with a higher level—"order" absolutely forbids it!)

As his father had instructed, the little orc ran alongside his companions of different races across the vast "queue area" map. (In the chat room, someone asked, "Does the little orc need to be verified with his real name?" The answer was "YES." The law stipulates that those under 18 are not allowed to enter the virtual world. Question 2: "How can we preserve the innocence of childhood?" Answer: "Virtualization" selectively "shiels" the heroes' original perceptions. In other words, older people can choose to be someone's child or nephew. The joy of being a child is self-evident. Observing the children in the "queue area" plaza, it's easy to see that the happiest are actually the "children"! They don't have many "desires"; a small flower, a bird flying in the sky, a rough little wooden sword—these can make them happy for a while!)

(Note: "Solo" character placement is random; "Team" character placement allows you to specify your character's reincarnation!)

For die-hard fans, the latest chapter of Dark Eldar has been released!