Dark Eldar

Everyone has their own hidden sorrows. A light mage may harbor sadness, but a dark mage is far more tragic; they are completely consumed by hatred, thinking of revenge almost every single moment. —Otherworldly Rules

Loki also woke up; he was also in the "Strange House" (BOSS, level unknown).

"You're awake, Loki." The beautiful priestess "Catherine" sat down beside Loki's low bed, her makeup light.

"How is it you? Sister Catherine??" Loki asked, still groggy. At this point, he could no longer discern the magic of the haunted house. Epic-level bosses could be completely deceiving.

"The war is over, and you were wounded..." Catherine blinked and said gently.

Loki looked around, finding everything both familiar and strange.

Loki carefully observed Catherine MS's face. "Sister Catherine's former arrogance is gone; her eyes are filled with 'warmth'?" Note: Epic-level bosses' "faction" selection is mostly "neutral." Their light and dark sides have become "blurred" (neutralized) through the "overlay" of long-term historical data. "Order" understands that although they are powerful, initially, there will be large-scale epic battles (Warcraft). Before level 10, almost all epic behemoths, plus the descendants of ancient divine beasts, have submitted to the rule of the Morsaye Dark Dynasty.

Their common enemy at the time was the same as that of humans, orcs, dwarves, and elves; they united to overthrow the Dark Dynasty of Morsaye. But when Morsaye truly fell, they did not gain "true freedom." Who exactly was controlling everything? Most likely, it was an AI "conspiracy." However, the order was "hacked" at the time, and there is still no "perfect" answer. A high-ranking leader of the Dark Legion once hunted down the ancient divine beast, the King of Kodo. Unfortunately, he failed, and the leaders of the Dark Elements (the six generals) concluded: "It turns out that my strength is limited..." In short, ancient power is sacred. Although it has origins in the "other world," its essence (functional tree) is different.

"Sister Catherine, where are they?" Loki drank a bowl of Catherine's "potion soup." (Purple, Level 50, ingredient: "Buff")

Because Loki is in the "Pavilion of Forgetfulness" (BOSS), his memories have been "locked." This is the same as the normal login ID process, a "selective retention loop" (a type of advanced program in the real world).

"The ones you're talking about? Are you referring to Elder Schopenhauer?" For some reason, the gentle Catherine hinted.

"Master Schopenhauer! Why does that name feel so distant?" Loki asked, gazing at the dignified Catherine.

"I feel the same way you do, he seems so far away. Maybe, maybe he's already dead," Catherine "tricked" Loki into saying.

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"Dead??" Loki was utterly shocked. Just as shocked as when he heard Elder Joseph had disappeared! Back then, Elder Joseph had suddenly vanished. Loki couldn't understand it at all. "Elder Joseph, known as the number one DPS, how could he suddenly disappear?"

As time passed, people gradually grew accustomed to Elder Joseph's disappearance. Some thought he had truly vanished, some thought he was dead, and others thought he had gone to search for the "Dark Eldar"...

"Honey, I'll cook dinner later. Tell me what you'd like to eat as soon as possible, Loki. I think we're about the same age, right? I just entered this other world earlier than you." The beautiful Pastor Catherine exuded a "married couple" vibe in both her speech and mannerisms.

"Hmm, okay." Loki still felt a little dizzy, and he tried not to overthink it. "Is Catherine older than me, or am I older than Catherine? I remember when we were cultivating in the other world, it seemed like Priestess Catherine was 'recommended' to enter? She was already an intermediate mage when she first came in... while I was only a beginner..." That was all Loki remembered. To be honest, his feelings for the beautiful Catherine were more of a "secret crush" and "admiration." Later, Loki also advanced to the intermediate mage level through his own efforts, while Catherine advanced to the advanced mage level, successfully passing the advanced mage qualification exam. He remembered that at that time, only Catherine advanced; the "advancement" process was very strict back then. Unlike last time, when six advanced mages, including Edward III, Benjamin VI, and Wolverine John, advanced.

During the epic war, Loki had teamed up with Catherine, and the high-ranking priestess Catherine even scolded him. "She said his damage output wasn't strong enough!" Loki wasn't angry; instead of being offended by the "girl" he admired scolding him, he was actually quite pleased. Later, Loki devoted himself entirely to the quest to forge the artifact "Mysterious Fragment," becoming completely focused and almost forgetting the girl he had once "fallen for."

The divine artifact "Hammer of the Creator" has appeared out of nowhere!! The "Multiverse" is in an uproar. Heroes are all dumbfounded, and some are even spreading false information, claiming to have forged the "Spear of Life" (a high-level artifact, comparable in fame to the Hammer of the Creator, said to grant "infinite resurrection").

Rumor-mongers, along with Loki's message, have created confusion in the world's perception. High-ranking heroes like Schopenhauer, of course, know that the "Spear of Life" could not be easily forged. But they believe the "Hammer of the Creator" must be real...

"Catherine, where is this?" Loki stood up and paced back and forth, asking. He had finally asked a meaningful question.

"Oh, this is 'Mohalorurun Island' (no coordinates, a tongue-twisting place name). Our home has been destroyed, and the sacred 'other world' is long gone... Waaah (fake crying)"

"Another world? No more..."