Dark Eldar

"Please be quiet, everyone! Please listen to me." The speaker was Elder Lei Yin, the 32nd generation elder. Elder Schopenhauer had specifically asked Elder Lei Yin to speak (to let him speak into the microphone). This foreshadowed the imminent issuance of a "new mission"!

Lei Yin, the 32nd generation mage, is a rare mage specializing in lightning magic, and his family's talent is exceptionally superior. Lightning magic can also develop into control magic.

"My esteemed mages, you must have overheard little Mor's secret conversation about the Dark Eldar. I know you simply didn't want to speak of it aloud. And I also know you fear change!" The 32nd generation mage, Lei Yin, paused intentionally. He wanted to observe everyone's reactions.

Sure enough, the fire messenger standing at the front was furious, as if he was about to "explode"!

Elder Sun Yun remained unfazed.

Those standing crowded at the back, the young intermediate mages, some letting out inexplicable sighs. The junior mages stared wide-eyed; they were the group most eager for change. [Note: The hierarchy in this other world is extremely strict. If a junior apprentice mage fails the exam, they will be "dismissed"! VIPs have a better chance; for example, VIP2 and VIP3 often get more opportunities to perform. But! Money is never everything in the mage world. If the ID itself has a very low IQ, then, Sorry, they'll be mercilessly "dismissed." There's no way around it; even with the best priest support, they can't even KO a "Wild Crocodile BOSS" (a wild monster). If they don't even have that much skill? And their hand speed isn't fast enough, or their key skills aren't up to par! Anyone would be anxious. Are they supposed to let the priest just hack and slash the crocodile BOSS? Maybe there were times in history when a girl would carry a "dumb guy," but that wouldn't last long.] Because in multiple worlds, everyone ultimately rises to power based on their own "strength," even the "skill of humbling oneself" (a life skill) of setting aside dignity is learned through careful observation of others (reading between the lines) and "enduring humiliation."

"Task 1, 'Mysterious Land'; Available to every intermediate-level or higher mage! Requirements: First, locate the mysterious entrance to the 'Dark Eldar' realm; team play is allowed; no time or level restrictions for team members. Second, use the summoning stone to gather your team members there. Upon completion, the team leader who discovers the entrance will receive 50,000 experience points and 100,000 gold."

"Task Two, 'Countermeasure Recipe'; Corresponding Secondary Professions: Alchemy, Herbalism, Blacksmithing, Engineering, Jewelcrafting, or others; Task Guide: Find a potion or method to counter the 'Dark Eldar.' Upon completion, you can claim higher rewards and a mysterious system reward!" (Note: This task seems simple, but it is actually the most difficult.)

"Task Three, 'Ticket'; The junior apprentice mage of this other world will hold an advancement competition at the beginning of next month in the 'Medarar Mountains' (711371). This competition allows recruitment from all over the world, not just this other world. This update is a closed beta update within this other world and is not synchronized with multiple worlds!"

After announcing the three important tasks, Elder Schopenhauer nodded, signaling everyone to disperse and attend to their own business.

After the meeting, the otherworldly mages were all diligently reading and accepting their new quests (click to confirm and accept). However, some elders didn't even accept their quests and returned to their seats to "meditate." (The otherworldly elder council is large. Some may not have high DPS, but they have high health and defense, leading people to initially mistake them for "tanks." Surprisingly, these self-important elder mages were originally frost and arcane energy mages, not the so-called "magic tanks"...) While the meditating elder mages paid attention to their daily quests, they consistently ignored and refused to accept "event quests" temporarily issued by the otherworld. Even if they occasionally accepted them, they would never complete them proactively. Some even "shared" them with their apprentices, using excuses like being "busy" to ask them to complete them for them. Initially, the intermediate apprentice mages were willing to help certain "lazy elders," unilaterally believing they were "diligently meditating" and "fighting against the invasion of evil." However, as their mages' levels increased, they vaguely "realized" that it was all a "hypocritical" pretense; they were being completely "played." Of course, the number of "lazy and gluttonous" grand mages was always a minority, and some even included "Elder Sun Yun" among them, much to Elder Sun Yun's anger. As a representative of the ancient Eastern mages, he had previously "complained" to the system! Later, the system carefully handled the matter.

From then on, no one in the other world dared to "disrespect" Elder Sun Yun anymore. As for the other "idle elders," there were always plenty of rumors and gossip. They had probably already adapted, appearing dull and uncomprehending. They didn't participate in "other world team building." Their meditations were limited to "version testing" or "other calculations."

"Morza, I suggest you get one too!"

When the intermediate apprentice mages in the main hall had mostly dispersed, Elder Sun Yun spoke.

"Morza," level 133, is an orcish mental control battle mage. He's roughly from the same era as Elder "Joseph." Unfortunately, he wasn't very famous from a young age...

"Alright, since you've asked, I'll take one. But I don't think the Dark Eldar are scary at all; you don't need to be nervous." Morza, being older and having experienced much, offered his opinion.

Seeing this, the other "idle elders" who had just entered a meditative state obediently updated their "task progress" using their clones. As for whether to carry it out in the future? They quickly "shelved" it (dragdged to the side with the right mouse button), no longer considering it at all.

The otherworldly elders, holding leisurely positions, deeply understand: "No thought, no worries (MS mental cultivation method)." Frankly, some of their "desireless" mental states have already surpassed those of Elder Sun Yun.