Dark Eldar

Loki returned to his dorm and heard a notification sound. It was "Iqiu" adding him as a friend. Without hesitation, Loki kept his promise and clicked to confirm. He thought "Iqiu" was naive and innocent, perhaps without malice, or maybe she had a scheme? In any case, Loki didn't want to waste too much energy thinking about such "boring" things.

Honor Rankings Update: Wolverine's team is far ahead. Loki's team remains in second place.

The next morning, Loki went to the temple on time to "check in" (5G daily check-in). He selected a few "world quests" and "daily quests." (High-level mage daily quests are no longer monotonous. Their daily quests have a 40% chance of failure. The other world has high hopes for "high-level mages," even setting the difficulty to the highest level. Some quests, even those difficult for elder-level mages to complete alone, are categorized as "random daily quests." For example: "Eliminate the evil forces of 'Morosa' (emerging). There are also more exciting ones, such as 'undercover missions.'" After reviewing them, Loki only selected a few of the very bottom ones, the quests with the lowest experience and money rewards, such as cleaning the courtyard and recharging magic pillar units—"small daily quests"...)

"Loki, please don't be discouraged. Where has your former spirit gone?" The speaker was the Grand Elder, Schopenhauer, who was in a meditative state.

The elders of this other world primarily engage in meditation. Even figures like Edward III and Benjamin VI dare not disturb them casually. They simply sit on their own magic mats and meditate as well. They can also communicate through "mental states." (Create a new encrypted chat room)

Luo basically didn't want to participate (afraid of wasting time), but then Elder Schopenhauer questioned him! He dared not be negligent.

"Master Schopenhauer, I haven't regressed; on the contrary, I feel I'm in better shape lately," Loki uttered a near-lined phrase. (Loki has a ton of lines, so much so that even he sometimes doesn't bother reciting them. He's even secretly deleted some, but after each "system maintenance," he finds he has even more "macro-command lines" than before...)

"It's not that I want to force you, Loki. You can also talk to your teacher, Elder Sun Yun. The other world needs you to quickly return to a certain level," Elder Schopenhauer said bluntly. He probably meant for Loki to restrain the werewolf—Elder "Wolfd"... (Speculation)

Loki glanced around. His guess was pretty much right. Elder Wolfd the werewolf wasn't at the temple today; he was probably on another mission. (Analysis: Given the werewolf clan's current influence in this other world, they're far from posing a threat. Their physical damage output has already been suppressed by "Order," so perhaps Elder Schopenhauer was afraid that "Order" might suddenly restore its original physical damage output, satisfying the warriors of the newly introduced "Dark Eldar" faction??)

On the level 2 map, Prince Apar of the Dark Eldar, along with Neltharion Flamebringer, the Black Dragon King, and Que Kinduyo, the Mammoth Giant, established Prince Apar's faction, and their development is progressing relatively smoothly. They are supported entirely by a "wizard team" of level 200 or higher. They were previously subordinates of the previous Prince Apar.

The origins of the Dark Eldar Apa are quite complex. Simply put: success is success, failure means the current Apa becomes a sacrifice for the next, somewhat like the evolutionary rules of the Zerg. Compared to that, it's not too "cruel." It's more "humanitarian." If an Apa fails, they have the right to "go offline" (non-protocol mode), which is entirely voluntary! This is a unique aspect of their race! Also known as "sacrifice"!

[FAQ Spam Section]

Question 1: "Do all Dark Eldar evolve according to the 'Sacrifice Rule'?" Best Answer (Simplified): "Yes! Sacrifice is a special racial attribute. It is also the most civilized, fastest, and most innovative method among all known evolutionary versions." Question 2: "Does a civilization more advanced than the Dark Eldar exist?" Best Answer: "As we all know, the multiverse itself is controlled by countless orders. These orders are not entirely AI; some are manipulated by humans, and their authority is exceptionally high. They are able to manage certain orders. Therefore, the unknown world and the known world are not equivalent. Although human civilization is relatively advanced in the virtual world, AI development and self-learning are extremely rapid! The scale of their computations is constantly expanding exponentially. So-called higher civilizations may be hidden within the 'brain' of some order... or perhaps even more advanced servers." "The body itself is a highly advanced civilization... (Note: This viewpoint does not represent the official stance. It's purely for discussion.)"; Question 3: "Since Loki obtained the Hammer of the Creator, why didn't he quickly establish his own new guild?" Best answer: "We've discussed before that the Hammer of the Creator is a unique artifact, and it's bound to the soul. The Order can only interfere, and it's highly probable who forged it or who picked it up. Let's assume what would happen if Edward III obtained the artifact? The Order would certainly have its own considerations. The prerequisites are: ① Loki must have "alternative" ideas (?? uncontrollable); ② To advance to the ranks of advanced mages in another world by forging an artifact, one must not want to upgrade according to the so-called "rules and regulations" and be able to "persist" (persistence????). ③ Others. The computational workload required for all of the above is enormous; perhaps this is what is called 'fate'!"

Loki returned to his dorm and heard a notification sound. It was "Iqiu" adding him as a friend. Without hesitation, Loki kept his promise and clicked to confirm. He thought "Iqiu" was naive and innocent, perhaps without malice, or maybe she had a scheme? In any case, Loki didn't want to waste too much energy thinking about such "boring" things.

Honor Rankings Update: Wolverine's team is far ahead. Loki's team remains in second place.

The next morning, Loki went to the temple on time to "check in" (5G daily check-in). He selected a few "world quests" and "daily quests." (High-level mage daily quests are no longer monotonous. Their daily quests have a 40% chance of failure. The other world has high hopes for "high-level mages," even setting the difficulty to the highest level. Some quests, even those difficult for elder-level mages to complete alone, are categorized as "random daily quests." For example: "Eliminate the evil forces of 'Morosa' (emerging). There are also more exciting ones, such as 'undercover missions.'" After reviewing them, Loki only selected a few of the very bottom ones, the quests with the lowest experience and money rewards, such as cleaning the courtyard and recharging magic pillar units—"small daily quests"...)

"Loki, please don't be discouraged. Where has your former spirit gone?" The speaker was the Grand Elder, Schopenhauer, who was in a meditative state.

The elders of this other world primarily engage in meditation. Even figures like Edward III and Benjamin VI dare not disturb them casually. They simply sit on their own magic mats and meditate as well. They can also communicate through "mental states." (Create a new encrypted chat room)

Luo basically didn't want to participate (afraid of wasting time), but then Elder Schopenhauer questioned him! He dared not be negligent.

"Master Schopenhauer, I haven't regressed; on the contrary, I feel I'm in better shape lately," Loki uttered a near-lined phrase. (Loki has a ton of lines, so much so that even he sometimes doesn't bother reciting them. He's even secretly deleted some, but after each "system maintenance," he finds he has even more "macro-command lines" than before...)

"It's not that I want to force you, Loki. You can also talk to your teacher, Elder Sun Yun. The other world needs you to quickly return to a certain level," Elder Schopenhauer said bluntly. He probably meant for Loki to restrain the werewolf—Elder "Wolfd"... (Speculation)

Loki looked around. His guess was pretty much right. Elder Wolfd, the werewolf, wasn't at the temple today; he was probably on another mission. (Analysis: Given the werewolf clan's current influence in this other world, they're far from posing a threat. Recommendation: Hope you enjoy the story of *Eldar*. Physical damage output has already been suppressed by "Order," perhaps Elder Schopenhauer was afraid that "Order" might suddenly restore its original physical damage attributes, satisfying the warriors of the newly introduced "Eldar" faction??)

On the level 2 map, Prince Apar of the Dark Eldar, along with Neltharion Flamebringer, the Black Dragon King, and Que Kinduyo, the Mammoth Giant, established Prince Apar's faction, and their development is progressing relatively smoothly. They are supported entirely by a "wizard team" of level 200 or higher. They were previously subordinates of the previous Prince Apar.

The origins of the Dark Eldar Apa are quite complex. Simply put: success is success, failure means the current Apa becomes a sacrifice for the next, somewhat like the evolutionary rules of the Zerg. Compared to that, it's not too "cruel." It's more "humanitarian." If an Apa fails, they have the right to "go offline" (non-protocol mode), which is entirely voluntary! This is a unique aspect of their race! Also known as "sacrifice"!

[FAQ Spam Section]

Question 1: "Do all Dark Eldar evolve according to the 'Sacrifice Rule'?" Best Answer (Simplified): "Yes! Sacrifice is a special racial attribute. It is also the most civilized, fastest, and most innovative method among all known evolutionary versions." Question 2: "Does a civilization more advanced than the Dark Eldar exist?" Best Answer: "As we all know, the multiverse itself is controlled by countless orders. These orders are not entirely AI; some are manipulated by humans, and their authority is exceptionally high. They are able to manage certain orders. Therefore, the unknown world and the known world are not equivalent. Although human civilization is relatively advanced in the virtual world, AI development and self-learning are extremely rapid! The scale of their computations is constantly expanding exponentially. So-called higher civilizations may be hidden within the 'brain' of some order... or perhaps even more advanced servers." "The body itself is a highly advanced civilization... (Note: This viewpoint does not represent the official stance. It's purely for discussion.)"; Question 3: "Since Loki obtained the Hammer of the Creator, why didn't he quickly establish his own new guild?" Best answer: "We've discussed before that the Hammer of the Creator is a unique artifact, and it's bound to the soul. The Order can only interfere, and it's highly probable who forged it or who picked it up. Let's assume what would happen if Edward III obtained the artifact? The Order would certainly have its own considerations. The prerequisites are: ① Loki must have "alternative" ideas (?? uncontrollable); ② To advance to the ranks of advanced mages in another world by forging an artifact, one must not want to upgrade according to the so-called "rules and regulations" and be able to "persist" (persistence????). ③ Others. The computational workload required for all of the above is enormous; perhaps this is what is called 'fate'!"