Dark Eldar

Recommended by: I hope you enjoy the story of "Eldar".

The exciting battles made everyone want to "stop and watch." Some even went so far as to "record" magic videos for others to watch (1GB for a fee). Unfortunately, eternal magic videos consume a lot of "skill points" and "spirit," and are deleted as soon as the hype dies down. All the previous epic battle data (and only "fragments" of written records) are now inaccessible to the new generation of heroes.

"Let bygones be bygones, there's no need to record anything more. Ha, but don't forget one thing: don't forget to breathe." —Nameless Commandment from Another World (A great hero who often used a joking tone to warn others)

Wolverine John's team is ranked first in the arena. They are currently encountering the legendary "Dark Eldar"! The attention from the otherworld is extremely high, with every apprentice mage in the otherworldly realm activating "spectator mode." This wasn't assigned by their teachers (not a mission), but rather they volunteered themselves...

Since the opening of the 30-player battlefield, every apprentice mage (VIP1) has been eager to try their hand at it, but their mentors, for various reasons, are reluctant to let their students "take risks." The elders' views are still rather "conservative." They always think that the popularity of this round of battlefields will soon decline, similar to the previous "card" battles (details omitted). However, in reality, the smoke of battle is rising, and all heroes are enthusiastically signing up, wanting to "test their skills." (Ordinary Heroes)

At the Jonah Ice Lake battlefield (835159), Wolverine wasn't entirely satisfied with his performance. Iron Man George thought his performance was alright, though a bit "risky." If the Dark Eldar mage Velen hadn't gone over, or had chosen to kill Wolverine directly, all of George's efforts would have been in vain. (Note: Fate's choices are never made overnight. Sometimes victory is in sight, but there's no guarantee of a 100% win rate. There are also heroes who weren't initially favored, even those whose initial attributes were poor and whom the "players" themselves wanted to give up on, but later successfully surpassed their "self" and rose to the rank of elder. There are also those who don't follow an "otherworldly" mindset... becoming "experts" in a particular field, such as invention and creation.)

Who exactly is the Dark Eldar "Velen"? In this alternate world, encountering a Dark Eldar mage is indeed rare. Their sudden demise in the last war has imbued the Dark Eldar with an air of mystery. (Special "script" generated, with superior overall attributes, such as strong teamwork skills.)

Currently, even the ability to engage in real-world PvP with the "Dark Eldar" (in Battlegrounds mode) is only "temporary." Effective communication with them, or learning advanced spells from them, is not easily achieved. Firstly, all skill books cannot be traded across servers!

Once the battlefield gates open, everyone, regardless of race or class, is incredibly competitive! Think about it, who would want to have a heart-to-heart talk with you? (Perhaps it's a trap?)

Detailed information on the Dark Eldar "Velen" is unavailable. The 30-player battlefield "Encounter Battle" is not considered part of the "original import." Only "free teleportation" is available from the level 2 map (under testing; not fully open); and once the Dark Eldar capital city is completed, each new player ID might have a chance to win a Dark Eldar character. (The promotional video shows future prospects for the Dark Eldar, but this is not convenient to release in any official announcements. The main concern is the potential for a large-scale server transfer. The story quests were progressing well, but then news of a new hero joining, especially a mysterious Dark Eldar, arises? The developers are afraid of losing customers.)

In a dormitory in another world, Loki hides in a lively corner, watching "Wolverine vs. Eldar" via a large "crystal ball" projection, along with the other apprentices! (Room channel main title)

"Brother John, hey! Seriously, why did he charge in right away?! If I were in there, I'd definitely hide like George!" The speaker was a very young apprentice from another world (Rogue, Level 38). His words revealed an urge to sign up and try it out. (Free registration for the battlefield, losses are your own responsibility)

"I think you can do it!" The other first-year students chimed in.

"I think he's just talking big!" a beautiful apprentice mage corrected. (A junior priest, the kind who just advanced.)

Loki made a special trip to the first-year class to watch the game. He didn't want to hide in his dorm room by himself.

The freshmen were initially surprised by Loki's visit, but after a few days, they gradually became less reserved. Some even wanted him to make small parts for them, but their elders promptly stopped them.

"Students, never ask Loki to forge or process any equipment. Elder Schopenhauer will punish you if he finds out. Using Loki's artifact for anything will weaken its divine power..." The first-year teachers are all middle-aged elder-level mages. They are strict in their teaching and absolutely forbid students from "getting something for nothing"!! Also, Loki's artifact must only be used in crucial moments!! For example, when Schopenhauer or other elders need to forge other artifacts.

In the spectator hall of the dormitory, there were other second-year and intermediate-level mages. When they saw Loki, they behaved politely, nodding in greeting, generally not bothering each other. Being too reserved wouldn't be appropriate. (Otherworldly Etiquette)

Mages who have received education in the "otherworldly" magic of light always understand the principle of "equality for all." Occasionally, "plot twists" may occur that lead them astray... (Aside from the needs of "alternative" storylines, all the precepts of this otherworldly realm ultimately represent "light.")