Dark Eldar

"Master, what skills do you have?" Loki asked politely.

"Hey, seemingly peaceful life is always full of joys and sorrows," Elder Sun Yun said, walking at the front. The two of them set off as a team early the next morning (with a team password). They didn't want to disturb anyone, especially Master Schopenhauer and his group, or the werewolf Wolfd.

Elder Sun Yun, who usually stayed by Elder Schopenhauer's side offering advice, suddenly had a strange idea and invited Loki to complete a "small task." Although the "new task" itself wasn't small, it became so in Elder Sun Yun's "task list." Even the "Thunder Sound 32nd Generation" elder who issued the task was puzzled but dared not say anything. In this other world, hierarchy was extremely strict! On the surface, Elder Sun Yun had formed a team to carry out a mission, but what was his true purpose? No one dared to speculate, only silently observing. (Visible through the crystal ball)

On the flat road to "Lugard Village" (511270), Elder Sun Yun displayed remarkable walking ability, despite his advanced age. Loki followed behind, full of admiration.

"Loki, how are you? Is your stamina keeping up?" Elder Sun Yun asked, deliberately quickening his pace. (Num Lock up key)

Loki is also a hero who excels at navigating maps. Unlike Edward III and others, he doesn't get bored of walking around too much.

"How wonderful! The outside world is still so beautiful! It's truly rare!" Along the way, whenever Elder Sun Yun saw flowers and plants, or some strangely shaped mountains and rivers, he couldn't help but exclaim in admiration.

"When we were young, we often came here together to hunt (Mount Villar). Little did we know that our last farewell would be hundreds of years later... Now everything has changed. Look! I am no longer the dashing young man I once was. He and she are no longer the same people..." Elder Sun Yun, running ahead, waited for Loki. He looked around and spoke in words that no one else could understand.

Loki was actually perfectly capable of keeping up with his master. However, he intentionally kept his distance, not wanting to disturb his master's rare moment of "leisure" and "peace." (Note: In this alternate world, some elders appear quiet and seemingly idle. In reality, they face immense "pressure." For example, "Morza," at level 199, is known as the leader of the idle elders, yet he still bears various "unexplained pressures"! For instance, there are other idle elders like those at levels 198 and 197 relentlessly chasing him; and there are constant daily "competitions" with "Morza," such as comparing defense and critical hit damage. If Elder Morza is overtaken...) If he were to lose points, or be outshone by other elders in a particular area for their special skills, he would "lose face"... and his prestige would be greatly diminished... Without "core competitiveness," it would be difficult to "get by" even in a small region, let alone in the greatest "other world." Everyone is desperately pursuing their own "goals," and no one dares to truly "slack off." Even if they seem indifferent on the surface, the sense of crisis within them is always present... (★★★★★ Five stars for a deeply faithful and highly accurate recreation)

In this other world, many great deeds have occurred, but none of them have been recorded in the "Hero's Notebook" (purple, advanced, unique). Schopenhauer certainly knew that every hero was great, but there could only be one true "leader-level hero," and that was "Elder Schopenhauer" himself. Other heroes, whether magic-based or physically powerful but suppressed, generally recognized the current "Elder Schopenhauer."

Elder Schopenhauer was indeed a great hero of "uprightness and selflessness"! Whether in another world or across multiple worlds, everyone, including impoverished NPCs, supported Elder Schopenhauer. This was solely because he was Elder Joseph's designated successor. Elder Joseph was once a great elder, his sacrifices measurable in tons of "justice points"! While the current Elder Schopenhauer contributes far fewer justice points than his teacher, Elder Joseph, the main reason is that Schopenhauer favors "balance." This might be an indication of "order," or perhaps Schopenhauer's own "enlightenment." [Note: Order itself has no concept of "good or evil"; all its decisions and all "interferences" stem from "rationality." This "most primitive AI setting" is almost "impartial" in its "initial function," bordering on "perfection."

[Question from a netizen] Who invented the world's first order (server)?

A: Sorry, it's impossible to trace back; it will forever remain a mystery.

It was lunchtime. Elder Sun Yun didn't stop. He said to Loki, "Look at me, it's not easy for me to come out like this. Let's eat the food in our backpacks first, that way we can save some money. It'll also lighten our load; carrying too much weight isn't good."

"Understood, Master." Loki obeyed his master's orders. He quietly took out a few dragon fruits from his backpack, peeled them, and began to eat. He didn't offer any to his master. In this other world, there were strict rules that generally did not allow people to disturb each other while eating, unless Benjamin's underling was sitting next to him, in which case Loki would probably toss him a fruit. In front of his "second master," Elder Sun Yun, Loki still maintained his "respect."

Elder Sun Yun never eats in front of his disciples; he only drank a small bottle of "mysterious potion." The exact recipe and attribute bonuses remain unknown. (Elder Sun Yun's secondary profession is "Alchemy," so the "mysterious potion" he drank is definitely a "good thing"! Unbound; purple, tradable item.)

The world depicted in the book is all in "Dark Eldar".