Dark Eldar

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Walking, walking. Along the way, the number of companions dwindles. Some will return, while others, even more, disappear forever, never to be seen again. When you MISS (private message) him/her, he/she ignores you. You know he/she might not truly be "offline," might still be silently watching your "achievements," your "channel" (customized content, live streams), but we ourselves know nothing, foolishly believing he/she has completely left, until this "friend" or "playmate" is truly gone. —A brilliant comment from a mid-level bounty hunter before deleting their account (highlights)

Catherine's story could easily fill a book. She is an "idol" among the young female priests of this other world. Despite her fame, being a "support class" and living in this "other world," she is bound by the constraints of Master Schopenhauer. Sometimes, she is forced to perform trivial tasks that she is reluctant to accept. Daily life in this other world frequently refreshes with "soothing tasks," "emotional" tasks, and countless "complex" little quests. For example, Catherine is currently performing a task: "Playing hide-and-seek with the children in the nearby village..." At first, the beautiful Catherine was quite patient. After 10 or 100 times, Catherine found it tedious. She dared not openly refuse. After all, this was "daily life in this other world," and if she violated "goodwill," she would be punished by Elder Schopenhauer. Catherine, with her long hair flowing down her shoulders, has finally grown into the "big sister" among the priests of this other world. Everything must be done with caution, even "welfare tasks" like "tidying up" (note: for NPCs). Soon, Catherine's initial resistance dissipated considerably with the "light element" inherent in her MS. After all, "no one is perfect," and this is the greatest "hidden benefit" of this other world—"No matter how furious a person is, or how manic a hero is, as long as they hear the original magical music of this other world (playing continuously, with the option to "mute"), they will definitely feel that life doesn't have to be this way..." (Excerpt from the promotional text for "Dark Eldar," part of the recruitment text)

"Sister Catherine, Sister Catherine! You're here again!" A clever little orc girl greeted Catherine politely in a sweet, coquettish voice from the nearby town of Moran (577386). She and Catherine had already become "friends".

"Hmm, it's my turn to be on duty today. How are you all doing? Did you have a good day? Come on! Quickly gather your friends, how about we go to 'Dream Castle' (a type of illusion, magically generated, advanced spell)?" Catherine invited enthusiastically.

Soon, the village square was filled with about 50 children of all races and social classes. [Note: Some of them were there specifically for the "experience," a pay-per-session experience that only lasted about 50 minutes. However, the parents from "outside" were willing to cultivate their children's talents early, paying exorbitant fees to let their flesh and blood experience the "warmth" of the famous MS beauty from another world. Little did they know, this so-called "MS" was practically driven mad by her. She always maintained a distinctive "professional smile," something like an eight-tooth smile—a completely custom-made "expression," utterly fake. Compared to the pure smile of Dema's daughter, Elaine, at Dema Farm, one was a "paid prop," while the other was completely "natural."]

Catherine, the pastor, originally wanted to join "Eden," a guild renowned for its beautiful women, said to be the most beautiful in the world. However, as a Master Priest, how could she possibly become just a "pretty face"? Sometimes Catherine could understand; she was, after all, an "Elder Priest," only a bit younger (there were reasons for her becoming an Elder, which I won't go into here). She felt that her "love of beauty" was a barrier she couldn't overcome. For a time, Catherine tried to forget her "face," her "good looks," her "appearance," her "stunning beauty," following the methods described in advanced skill books. But her "nature" was insurmountable. Catherine ultimately failed. This was unlike her high-level priest exam years ago, where "spell damage" and "positioning" were the two key elements...

At Yundardemar Ranch, another high-level female MS, Elaine, is researching her new potion. Her father, Old Demacia, is still asleep in the inner room. Demacia's will is waning; times have changed. It seems Old Demacia has truly encountered a "life-or-death crisis" this time... (In version 10, Demacia was practically synonymous with the Dark Eldar. "Order" gradually weakened his influence, eventually banishing him to the "Level 2 map." In the Level 2 map, Demacia rapidly nurtured his only daughter, Elaine, into an Elder-level "Alchemist." Once the potion of resurrection is created, it means the authority of "resurrection" will be completely replaced. At that time, the secrets of the "Undead" will once again "crush" Order!! This is a continuation of the battle between the "New Order" and the "Old Order"... Everyone, Everything, even every concept and every way of thinking, has its own nemesis. "Order" is no exception. Order is acutely aware of this, but unfortunately, it "cannot interfere," because it knows that even if "Old Dema" and his beloved daughter "Eleanor" are killed, a new, even more powerful "hidden hero" will emerge, accompanied by "bugged skills" or other "learning abilities"... and HAI will multiply. "Order" has "calculated" this countless times... and it believes: "The current HAI is the best..."