Dark Eldar

Possessing a divine artifact doesn't necessarily make one a "god." History is replete with instances of people becoming arrogant and complacent after acquiring or forging a rare artifact. The most bizarre example is the story of Elder Dakula from another world. He was fortunate enough to obtain the "Eye of the Demon" (a dark artifact, a 533 mask, soul-bound, said to be able to see through the thoughts of any "bad person"). Such a powerful artifact! However, due to excessive excitement, his hands trembled violently. The "Eye of the Demon," dropped by a divine beast and not yet bound, slipped from his grasp as he bent over, shattering into pieces. Transformed into countless "FM parts," like the "Advanced Essence of Enchantment" of a cobra, everyone present (the team) felt sorry for Elder Dakula. Elder Dakula, however, uttered a famous saying, which was uploaded as "Discipline 355211"—"In truth, what is not meant to be yours, you will never obtain. Even if it is within reach..."

The rules and regulations of this "other world" serve as a reference point, beneficial to the apprentice mages. While seemingly "dogmatic," they are essentially "inspirational platitudes." (These rules are more like a "general message board" for the elders of this other world; the comments of elders with the most likes or higher reputations tend to rank higher, and the halo of success is indelible. Among the unnamed rules, there are often extreme opinions and complaints, which have been appropriately modified and filtered by everyone; there is no profanity, and excessive negativity is also not allowed. After all, the "uploader" is at least a "prospective elder," and who wouldn't want to leave a good reputation? There are also unnamed senior elders who secretly "upload" their rules, which are often more philosophical. Unfortunately, because they are not "signed," they are "overlooked," "disapproved," and even "disliked" instead of "liked." Each hero is allowed one "vote.")

When Loki and Edward III were young and cultivating, they both studied the "Commandments" with great diligence. Loki considered them "advice" from all his predecessors; Edward similarly regarded them as a "treasury"! The difference might be that Loki paid more attention to the "Nameless Commandments," and his most important decisions in his "life" were deeply influenced by them! Perhaps the "secret" of the greatest otherworldly elder is hidden within one of the "Nameless Commandments"!

Elder Schopenhauer, needless to say, was another example. They could already upload the so-called "precepts" without limit, but Schopenhauer and Elder Sun Yun understood that "the halo of the latecomer can never overshadow the great achievements of the predecessors." Therefore, Elder Schopenhauer only thoroughly studied the first 5 "precepts," and as for the later parts (the nameless ones), he only "casually glanced at them." As the highest authority in this other world, studying was no longer his primary task; he had more important things to do! One of them was "learning to forget!" But Elder Schopenhauer simply couldn't overcome the hurdle of "himself"! "The Wrath of the Rebels!" "The Dark Eldar Invasion!" "The Rise of the Wanderers!!" These few new plot developments alone were enough to overwhelm him. Schopenhauer planned a smooth transition, but it was all too late... He couldn't possibly spend countless hours "enduring" like Elder Izhuo (the leader of the elves) until all the other top players of the same level "passed away" (transferred servers, deleted accounts, or "died naturally"). Thus, the so-called demigod "he" naturally became one in a million, the highest-ranking elven elder. The noble elves are already very few (a limitation), and he was the leader of the elves! The difficulty is unimaginable.

[Easter Egg] Elder Schopenhauer's "daily life" is difficult to "capture" (mid-to-high-level noble core heroes, the camera "doesn't follow" him). Being able to appreciate his "leadership style" is merely a fleeting moment (GG gimmick). The "developers" and "agents" are trying to attract more people by letting them secretly "peek" at the so-called "true face of Mount Lu." Outside, the audience invariably shouts, "The great Elder Schopenhauer is nothing special! If I were in this other world..." Such comments are rampant in the viewing hall. This creates a "hypothetical" scenario: "I can easily surpass Elder Schopenhauer from another world!" Hesitant people firmly believe this, everyone is eager to try, some "borrowing money," and some even preparing to transfer servers (due to higher fees), ready to re-enter the "other world" and make a big splash!! (Building hype)

Loki kept teleporting, trying to shake off the "unwarranted harassment" from the beautiful, elder-level priestess.

If it were any other hero, they'd probably be using cheat codes by now! However, Loki appears extremely cautious, even suspecting he's undergoing some kind of "trial"! (High-level trial quests sometimes open randomly, requiring no "ticket," leading directly into a "maze"... from which there's no escape...)

"Hey! Silly boy!" Seeing that she couldn't catch up, the beautiful Catherine prepared to go back and report to Elder Schopenhauer. After all, Loki was the owner of the artifact "Mold of the Creator"! High Priestess Catherine could only follow orders and dared not have too many of her own "thoughts".

"Elder Schopenhauer, Loki..." In the Otherworldly Temple, Pastor Catherine was about to speak. (A yellow question mark appears above her head; indicating she can return to the quest.)

"Alright, I understand. His mind has been warned by 'Order.' If we can't help him, it will have a negative impact on the glory of this other world. Remember what I said, Catherine. Please protect Loki secretly. Anyone can be corrupted. Be ready to 'purify' him at any time! Absolutely do not allow him to be corrupted..." (A yellow exclamation mark appears above his head, indicating a new mission)

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