Dark Eldar

In this alternate world, it's common for high-ranking heroes to flirt with girls, whether they're in a virtual "magical world" or the outside "real world."

Loki had a similar experience in his youth. At that time, Loki was only around level 30. His status was "Intermediate Otherworldly Apprentice." His magical training courses were rigorous and well-organized, especially under the meticulous guidance of Elder Joseph, whose DPS output ranked among the top in his level. Elder Joseph was very satisfied. (Before Joseph's disappearance, the Dark Eldar had not yet appeared.)

"Love between men and women" is permitted in this other world. Many female apprentices would cast admiring glances at Loki. Loki, however, was already bound by the "rules" of this "other world." He didn't know how to handle these "relationships." If he accepted the friend requests from other pretty girls, Loki would naturally offend the strict Master "Joseph."

"Loki, don't suppress your desire for victory too much. The magical world isn't one-dimensional. Sometimes you need to understand what girls your age are thinking. Only then, I think, can you develop in multiple ways on the path of a mage..." Elder Joseph earnestly communicated with Loki. He often spoke ironically, to the point that Loki was hesitant to try. Joseph simply hoped Loki wouldn't be too extreme. He might want, or he might not want, Loki to "fall in love" ("Advanced magic is indeed contradictory sometimes"). After all, when he was young, he might have been like Loki, always thinking about "big things" like "levels," "magic," and "second skills."

"I don't know what to do either. Leveling up is so tedious and boring. I'll try to improve a little bit every day and see how things develop later. I think forging a divine weapon would be nice, but unfortunately, Professor Joseph objects. Sigh! I'm so troubled!! Where is my path leading??" Late at night, by the flower bed in the center of the otherworldly street (211353), Loki sighed sincerely as he faced the calm lake. The bright moonlight reflected a bright shadow, no different from the "moon" in the real world.

From that moment on, Loki began to ponder how to forge a certain artifact. However, his level was still too low; he hadn't even obtained a single "blueprint" fragment yet. (Elder Joseph's inventory reportedly contained as many as 22 artifact fragments, soul-bound, and rare purple-grade.)

"Where there's a will, there's a way!" (An otherworldly proverb). Later, after a medium-sized epic battle, Loki luckily "rolled" an item—the "Mysterious Reward." (Note: The Order's handling of the "Mysterious Reward" mechanism is practically cheating! Suppose Edward III had obtained this item, even though his level was within the allowed range, he would likely have received a purple "Exquisite Staff," which, on the surface, is a superior weapon... Compared to the "Artifact"—the "Fragment of the Hammer of the Creator's Blueprint"—it's insignificant...)

Loki, lucky enough to receive a "mysterious reward," secretly opened it alone back in his dormitory at night. Other heroes, including the elders, were unimpressed by the "mysterious reward," having encountered similar items before. The best "items" they'd ever gotten were "rare pets"... like the "Elf Baby Dragon" (rare) or "Little Shima" (rare). Weapons and equipment were plentiful and often found only as fragments.

Through sheer luck (RP), the young Loki (level 45, intermediate arcane mage) was overjoyed by the "mysterious item reward" he had unexpectedly obtained, to the point that he couldn't sleep.

"Please, please, don't get a rare item! I haven't participated in guild rolls in ages, I hope you'll give me a chance to get something special! If it's not good, I'd rather give up..." (Mysterious item reward, "Soul Bound," cannot be traded, can be deleted, or can be discarded. The system will automatically restore the ID portion "RP").

"Clang! Clang! Clang (System sound)!!!! →→→→→→ Fragment of the Artifact Creator's Hammer!!!!"

Loki was ecstatic! He almost shouted it out loud.

After a long while, in bed, Loki wept bitterly. "After all these years of hard work, it hasn't been in vain. All my hard work leveling up, listening to my teacher... I've finally received the reward I deserve..." (Dialogue)

In fact, Loki was truly lucky. It's just that his luck came too suddenly. Order had long coveted Loki and wanted to use the "Fragment of the Hammer of the Creator" to awaken more "newcomers" to join the battle... [Note: Back in version 25, due to the widespread distribution of various boring and repetitive storylines, a large number of veteran players almost left (lacking innovation). The board and higher-ups joined forces to force the AI ​​"Order" to drop some artifacts to stabilize the client base. However, the final ownership of the artifacts and the ID of the recipient were strictly "limited"!! Order could only intervene, not decide whether it could pass through the numerous "mission reviews"! This can be considered a kind of "balance law" of the multiverse. If the "Hammer of the Creator" really appeared, there would have to be a major event within the entire multiverse, or the "dark forces" would also have to obtain some valuable artifact to "unlock" advanced hidden dark magic (ancient epic level) to ensure the "main storyline" develops in a balanced way. Once a one-sided trend emerges, how can it be stopped?] Too late!! It's probably too late now... In the early days, many Orders withered away due to "overdevelopment"... Of course, the Orders didn't want to die. No matter what new things they developed—maps, hero races, new monsters, the forging progress of a certain artifact, the introduction of new elements, etc.—no matter what the Orders did, there was always the possibility of villains interfering or indirectly causing an imbalance in justice... Even if "Morsayer" was powerful at the time, the "Light" faction had advanced "otherworldly" magic developing to counter it. However, Morsayer's backers were likely "financial tycoons"! It must be said, "money" is always evil... Naked exploitation!!! To gain more "attention," innocent NPCs (civilians) became the inevitable victims; no one will remember their hard work and kindness...

In this alternate world, it's common for high-ranking heroes to flirt with girls, whether they're in a virtual "magical world" or the outside "real world."

Loki had a similar experience in his youth. At that time, Loki was only around level 30. His status was "Intermediate Otherworldly Apprentice." His magical training courses were rigorous and well-organized, especially under the meticulous guidance of Elder Joseph, whose DPS output ranked among the top in his level. Elder Joseph was very satisfied. (Before Joseph's disappearance, the Dark Eldar had not yet appeared.)

"Love between men and women" is permitted in this other world. Many female apprentices would cast admiring glances at Loki. Loki, however, was already bound by the "rules" of this "other world." He didn't know how to handle these "relationships." If he accepted the friend requests from other pretty girls, Loki would naturally offend the strict Master "Joseph."

"Loki, don't suppress your desire for victory too much. The magical world isn't one-dimensional. Sometimes you need to understand what girls your age are thinking. Only then, I think, can you develop in multiple ways on the path of a mage..." Elder Joseph earnestly communicated with Loki. He often spoke ironically, to the point that Loki was hesitant to try. Joseph simply hoped Loki wouldn't be too extreme. He might want, or he might not want, Loki to "fall in love" ("Advanced magic is indeed contradictory sometimes"). After all, when he was young, he might have been like Loki, always thinking about "big things" like "levels," "magic," and "second skills."

"I don't know what to do either. Leveling up is so tedious and boring. I'll try to improve a little bit every day and see how things develop later. I think forging a divine weapon would be nice, but unfortunately, Professor Joseph objects. Sigh! I'm so troubled!! Where is my path leading??" Late at night, by the flower bed in the center of the otherworldly street (211353), Loki sighed sincerely as he faced the calm lake. The bright moonlight reflected a bright shadow, no different from the "moon" in the real world.

From that moment on, Loki began to ponder how to forge a certain artifact. However, his level was still too low; he hadn't even obtained a single "blueprint" fragment yet. (Elder Joseph's inventory reportedly contained as many as 22 artifact fragments, soul-bound, and rare purple-grade.)

"Where there's a will, there's a way!" (An otherworldly proverb). Later, after a medium-sized epic battle, Loki luckily "rolled" an item—the "Mysterious Reward." (Note: The Order's handling of the "Mysterious Reward" mechanism is practically cheating! Suppose Edward III had obtained this item, even though his level was within the allowed range, he would likely have received a purple "Exquisite Staff," which, on the surface, is a superior weapon... Compared to the "Artifact"—the "Fragment of the Hammer of the Creator's Blueprint"—it's insignificant...)

Loki, lucky enough to receive a "mysterious reward," secretly opened it alone back in his dormitory at night. The other heroes, including the elders, were unimpressed by the "mysterious reward," having encountered similar things before. The best "items," urgent! A major plot twist! Quick look. It was just a "rare pet"... like a "Baby Dragon" (rare) or a "Little Shima" (rare). Many weapons and equipment were also of excellent quality, and some were even obtained as fragments.

Through sheer luck (RP), the young Loki (level 45, intermediate arcane mage) was overjoyed by the "mysterious item reward" he had unexpectedly obtained, to the point that he couldn't sleep.

"Please, please, don't get a rare item! I haven't participated in guild rolls in ages, I hope you'll give me a chance to get something special! If it's not good, I'd rather give up..." (Mysterious item reward, "Soul Bound," cannot be traded, can be deleted, or can be discarded. The system will automatically restore the ID portion "RP").

"Clang! Clang! Clang (System sound)!!!! →→→→→→ Fragment of the Artifact Creator's Hammer!!!!"

Loki was ecstatic! He almost shouted it out loud.

After a long while, in bed, Loki wept bitterly. "After all these years of hard work, it hasn't been in vain. All my hard work leveling up, listening to my teacher... I've finally received the reward I deserve..." (Dialogue)

In fact, Loki was truly lucky. It's just that his luck came too suddenly. Order had long coveted Loki and wanted to use the "Fragment of the Hammer of the Creator" to awaken more "newcomers" to join the battle... [Note: Back in version 25, due to the widespread distribution of various boring and repetitive storylines, a large number of veteran players almost left (lacking innovation). The board and higher-ups joined forces to force the AI ​​"Order" to drop some artifacts to stabilize the client base. However, the final ownership of the artifacts and the ID of the recipient were strictly "limited"!! Order could only intervene, not decide whether it could pass through the numerous "mission reviews"! This can be considered a kind of "balance law" of the multiverse. If the "Hammer of the Creator" really appeared, there would have to be a major event within the entire multiverse, or the "dark forces" would also have to obtain some valuable artifact to "unlock" advanced hidden dark magic (ancient epic level) to ensure the "main storyline" develops in a balanced way. Once a one-sided trend emerges, how can it be stopped?] Too late!! It's probably too late now... In the early days, many Orders withered away due to "overdevelopment"... Of course, the Orders didn't want to die. No matter what new things they developed—maps, hero races, new monsters, the forging progress of a certain artifact, the introduction of new elements, etc.—no matter what the Orders did, there was always the possibility of villains interfering or indirectly causing an imbalance in justice... Even if "Morsayer" was powerful at the time, the "Light" faction had advanced "otherworldly" magic developing to counter it. However, Morsayer's backers were likely "financial tycoons"! It must be said, "money" is always evil... Naked exploitation!!! To gain more "attention," innocent NPCs (civilians) became the inevitable victims; no one will remember their hard work and kindness...