Dark Eldar

"Discipline," for me, it's become practically useless now, I don't even know when it started. I don't want to keep trying anymore. Insufficient health is secondary. My mana is also a serious problem, almost depleted. "Magic Crystal"? Ridiculous, I even have the artifact, and I've exchanged for all the master-level skill books I needed. I just don't have time to study them seriously right now. What a pity! I never know whether to choose A or B. Some people say A and B are basically the same. But I still want to hold off for now, or wait until I've figured it out before choosing... —A new comment from someone complaining about "Discipline" in another world.

In the Otherworld Hall, Elder Schopenhauer convened an emergency meeting of all mages early in the morning (as announced in the guild group). The specifics of the meeting were unclear from everyone's facial expressions and hurried demeanor. No one dared to discuss anything casually; for such high-level emergency meetings, everyone would arrive early to avoid delays. (DPKGPK scoring method: For novice mages, an emergency assembly and roll call will award 1 point per person; intermediate and above mages will receive 1 point per person, plus 100 gold coins. Although it's not a huge amount, the principle of "every little bit counts" applies. Each of the wealthy elder-level mages is a "financial expert," with some holding astonishing amounts of gold coins in their banks!)

In this "other world," the "gold content" of gold coins is undeniable (they hold their value quite well). However, they are ultimately "virtual currency." The "Yuanbao," introduced in version 25, is a new concept, and currently, the demand for it is not high. The key issue lies in the "exchange rate." One Yuanbao, according to the dynamic real-time exchange rate, is approximately equal to 106 million gold coins. NPCs are even less likely to own even one Yuanbao in their lifetime. Loki didn't shy away from the new currency, Yuanbao. He currently has about 20 Yuanbao in his inventory, and he initially wanted to splurge a few! Want to buy "fashion"? After much thought, he decided to have several sets of older-style fashion items custom-made at the "Master Tailor Shop" in this other world. (Note: Fashion items that can be purchased with Yuanbao are more "avant-garde" and have additional attribute bonuses. Soul binding also comes with a mysterious gift.)

Children from mage families like Benjamin VI and Edward III were often more willing to spend huge sums of "gold ingots" on the system's shop to buy "new fashions." Elder Schopenhauer had once advised them that young apprentice mages, all from wealthy families, were never stingy with their spending on food, clothing, and other necessities. This contrasted sharply with Loki, whose background wasn't so privileged. Loki genuinely envied Edward and his siblings, believing they were "carefree" and that he needed to work harder. Later, Loki indeed worked even harder and lived up to expectations! He finally managed to forge the divine weapon, the "Hammer of the Creator"!

The sudden appearance of a divine artifact almost changed the perceptions of everyone in the other world. However, in other parts of the virtual world, people didn't even know who Loki was, let alone have their "perceptions" changed.

The orc, dwarf, and elven communities, while they also have mages training in this other world, are ultimately a minority. The amount of information they bring back is limited, and they rarely "visit home." Joining this other world is an "honor" for every young mage! The other world has strict requirements regarding "returning to town," plus the requirement of "not yet advancing to the intermediate mage level." Therefore, most apprentice mages are "devoted to training" and don't want to frequently "return home." (Analysis: The phenomenon of "racial alienation" is practically nonexistent in this other world. For example, ice mages and orcs share a dormitory; there's also gender segregation, with male and female orcs separated. These systems in this other world are inherited from human ancestors, intended to prevent "racial alienation," and are sometimes called "racial discrimination"...)

At this moment! The otherworldly hall was solemn and majestic! All the mages stood in their respective sect positions.

There are ice mages, arcane mages, fire mages, mind control mages, lightning mages, ghost mages, priests, elementals, etc.; physical classes include warriors, rogues (assassins), werewolves, battleaxes, and a small number of warlocks, archmages, priests, shamans, etc., totaling about 50 types (including dual-class mages). Everyone strictly follows the order of elder, advanced, intermediate, and beginner in their positions.

From afar, they were all handsome and elegant. The female mage team, in particular, were all dashing, incredibly sexy, and charming. The Eden's allure mages hadn't sent a representative. Their specially established "Mirror World" in another world was almost completely isolated from the real world, ignoring any summons. If the sky were to fall, the Eden beauties, "hiding" in the "Mirror World," would probably be doing whatever they pleased. Through the outside, one could vaguely see the interior of the Mirror World, where they, dressed in gauze skirts, practiced every day how to be charming, how to display more alluring expressions, manners, and etiquette. However, this might only be the surface. "Eden" remained forever mysterious. Whether it was the other world's Mirror World (151312) or their main city, Jonah (832155),...

"Attention all otherworldly mages! Our enemy, the Dark Eldar, has arrived. Are you ready?" Elder Schopenhauer asked in a deep voice after reviewing the list.

"......"

".gtlt...."

"What? Impossible! Weren't we only supposed to encounter them on the battlefield? How did they teleport here??" A naive, inexperienced novice mage boldly typed in private.