Dark Eldar

"Who doesn't want to be famous and make a name for themselves? Who doesn't want to be the best in the world? Who doesn't want to be the most powerful person??" You'll understand when you get here. There really are people who don't want to, and there really are people who do. The world is incredibly complex. There are even people who both want to and don't want to, or who sometimes don't want to, but sometimes do. And then there are those who have never thought about these questions before, only considering whether they, too, have ever wanted to become a "hero" after seeing others think about it. —Nameless Commandment from Another World (1611181316316)

The identity of the Dark Messenger is almost forgotten. In this other world, Dark Messenger Dark has not appeared for a long time. People are always forgetful, always feeling that Dark's era has ended. ... The dark elemental creatures (the Eight Generals) have been restless since the update on the 30th, but all to no avail. They currently lack a "capable general" (the commander-in-chief is none other than Dark, the highest commander of Kent City, who is currently fighting in "Kevin Garney").

Kevin Garnier, Dark conquered dozens of medium-sized towns without ever changing his legion's name. Kent City is indeed a relatively large town, and changing its name requires an extra "charge"... (The second-tier map Kevin Garnier is extremely poorly managed. Not only does changing a legion's name cost 1 gold, but even changing a hero's name costs 5000 gold. While the fees may not sound expensive, maintaining the same "prices" as the main map in a second-tier map where metal resources are scarce is irregular... However, there are indeed those who frequently change their names, mostly those who haven't seen much of the world, the so-called "rich people." Their purpose in changing their names is actually to show off, to flaunt their wealth! They wouldn't even rank in the main map's "Otherworld," yet they dare to do this in the second-tier map. They eat and drink, plundering vast amounts of wealth in the early game.) It's highly likely that this is illegitimate; the "Order" has no right to interfere with certain special "designated maps." Especially the Ghost Clan's territory. The "Ghost Clan," as the name suggests, their "Order" is incompatible with the "Order" of this other world. One is a popular, paid kingdom with long queues; the other is "unpopular" and "basically free." "Confrontation"? Not really, because there's no deep-seated hatred between "Orders." The "interferers" are often just operators and developers, whose profit-driven nature is well-known.

"Left wing, assemble! T16!"

"Forward!", "Toot-toot?" (Sound of a Qiang flute horn)

"Maintain formation!" Ludar shouted the rallying cry. At that moment, the Kent Legion was attacking "Gulu Island"!

Gulu Island (933211) remains the territory of the Oni race, inhabited by a special half-fish insectoid race, as well as water ghosts (oni). Levels are between 40 and 50. There are also lower-level monsters, around level 25. Ludar has already thoroughly investigated Gulu Island.

Dark Eldar - Stunning writing style and a thrilling plot!

When the actual battle began (a fierce assault, a spectacular sight), the elven prince and his sister, Irete, quickly got into action! They led their "tenacious human" team, advancing relentlessly. Water warfare was no challenge for either elves or humans; the elves were not only skilled swimmers, but their ancestors were said to have lived in deep waters; and every human was an excellent swimmer. The swordsman Gwent (level 47) had even practiced beforehand.

Quint and Beatrice (Assassin, Level 41, Female) have rapidly risen to become Irete's right-hand men. The older human mage, Markarth, serves as the strategist for the elven princess Eliza. Irete sometimes worries that the older mage might harbor ill intentions, but this seems unnecessary. Markarth's combat abilities have been proven to be nonexistent, and his lifespan is nearing its end; his continued existence seems pointless. Warfare and killing are no longer suitable for him...

Early on, Primo (magician, level 44) and Harris (warrior, level 45) joined the group. All were "tenacious human soldiers." They got along well with Quint and the elf prince Ilet, and they promised to meet up after conquering "Gulu Island"! (They addressed each other as brothers.)

On the battlefield, the situation is critical! The merfolk are using fishbone spears to kill the Dark army. The fish bones are incredibly tough—excellent weapons!! And they're coated with a deadly poison!! Ludar is frantically redeploying his troops. He has consistently avoided involvement in the military operations on Iret's side. Orcs, beastmen, Kent werewolves, and elite half-human monsters are Ludar's "main force."

The mysterious DK Legion is always with Dark and is not under Ludar's control. In short, the Kent Legion has now split into three factions... Dark still holds the highest prestige overall. The Elf Prince has no choice but to submit for the time being. He doesn't communicate much with Dark in private... The Elf sister Eliza is incredibly wise, and her relationship with Dark is slightly better than her brother's. If it weren't for Eliza's mediation, the future "Elf King" might have been assassinated by Dark in his "cradle." Dark doesn't need to make an enemy of the Elf demigod Elder "Izo" at this stage, but sometimes Irete's "unwarranted arrogance" can provoke unnecessary "hatred"—"red name" (a derogatory term for being targeted by Dark). (After being red-named, the red name fades quickly. The new AI emotion management system allows the red name to fade automatically based on the ID's mood, unlike the earlier version where anyone could not turn off the red name without manual intervention. The red name would only be removed after the user killed someone or was killed by someone else...)

"Sister, the water is deep ahead, and visibility is low in the lake. Don't rush too far forward!! You must stay within my sight!!" No matter when or where, the arrogant elf prince Ilet's concern for his sister remained constant.