Dark Eldar

"Forget-Worry Pavilion" belongs to a mirror world. Even Elder Schopenhauer's advanced clairvoyance magic cannot enter the "spectator" area. Schopenhauer only detected that Sun Yun and his group chose to enter a certain "trial instance," but it is still unclear which instance it is.

The "House of Strange Bosses" also possess "special functions" such as anti-tracking. They are sentient bosses and are particularly cautious. This is especially true for higher-level bosses. Some are "AI" and some are "players," such as the infamous Black Dragon King—"Nesario Flame" (300)!

Aside from the "scarcity of metal resources," the level 2 map has remained largely unchanged recently. The Dark Eldar faction is experiencing intense internal strife. Prince Apa, using "collective magic," has controlled five medium-sized "Iron Elite" units! Their full name is "Ironclad Monster 388," where 388 is simply their CPU model. Upon reaching adulthood, they start at level 388, and the five currently controlled by Apa are at most level 300. Their combat power and destructive force are astonishing! In siege warfare, especially against strong city defenses, they are a complete stomp! A crushing victory. On the other side, the Iron Behemoths "deeply resent" Apa! However, they are powerless against him. Among the five captured "Ironclad Monsters," one has a special identity: "Abro 388." [Secret] No one knows this secret.

During the battle, the slightly slow-moving (rather timid) "Aphrodite 388" was spotted by the ever-perceptive Black Dragon King. The Black Dragon King, Neltharion, was now in human form (due to the potion). Although his level was lower than the current "Dark Eldar" mages, his accumulated experience points from hundreds and thousands of years in another world, along with his intelligence, were perfectly inherited by generations of ancient dragon descendants. Almost every Black Dragon King leader was exceptionally talented. Neltharion Flame, in particular, was far more intelligent and powerful than fire dragons, black fire dragons, and invincible dragons (ranked chronologically). He was simply unlucky, encountering the newly joined "Dark Eldar" at level 30. Perhaps this is part of the "paid mode" of the (VIP8) Black Dragon King... All the plot points are both random and predictable. The Black Dragon King privately rated it: "Five stars ☆☆☆☆☆!" (Note: Historically, there have been many "dragon leaders" more powerful than the Black Dragon King, with various forms, including pterosaurs, dragons of different shapes and sizes, some being fire dragons, and others even "mutant dragons"! Their achievements are all unique. To become a dragon, even someone like "Saberian," currently residing in the ice cellar of another world, must first be at least "VIP6." This price is almost unaffordable for ordinary people. VIP8 in this other world isn't like the pricing standards in games such as "Audition" or "Virtual Life," where bidding starts with ingots or Bitcoin.) Slap. To be a "dragon" in the virtual world, you first need to be a "dragon" in the real world, or at least a "top-tier" one! You need to be doing quite well. It's not something you can just choose whenever you want. A simple VIP1, even if you AFK roll the dice your whole life, you still won't get a near-"Black Dragon King." Those "card collecting" and "points redemption for skins" events are just placebos; you try them for two days and then immediately take them back. Plus, they're incredibly tiny compared to the real Black Dragon King, "Neltharion"! They're like "walking models"...

"Brother Black Dragon, your level has improved by leaps and bounds lately!" Prince Apa praised during their meal. After several major battles (sharing experience points), the forces of their adversary, the Dark Eldar "Arthas VII," were being dismantled by Prince Apa and countless Iron Golems. Arthas VII had originally intended to collect these arrogant Iron Golems to smelt "metal." Who knew that his son "Apa" would suddenly appear? Arthas VII was both pleased and saddened.

On the first floor of the palace (531313; the original Apar's room), another "Little Apar" had already become "depressed." The young prince, hearing of his brother's newfound power, no longer exerted himself much. Arthas VII, however, continued to strictly demand the same of his "young Apar" as before. (Note: The Dark Eldar's evolutionary method is very unique. Once a Prince Apar reaches 15 years old, he immediately separates from his father. Soon after, the father welcomes another "newborn," also named "Apa." Only when any "Apa" defeats his father can he replace him as "Arthas VIII." A very tedious, interesting, and cruel evolutionary process. At first, the Black Dragon King was bewildered, "How can there be an identical Prince Apar??" Gradually, he became familiar with him and wholeheartedly assisted the young prince he had "served.")

The Black Dragon King and the mammoth giant Que Kinduyo (in human form) believe: "Little Apa is very intelligent, with lofty ambitions and ideals. He also possesses various multiple talents (dual talents, or even more than three layers of stacked talents)."

In truth, every "Apa" is exceptionally intelligent. The previous generation of Apa sacrificed themselves to gather and train a "Dark Eldar Wizard Team" on the volcanic island, which they then gifted to the "New Prince Apa." Whether this generation of Apa can fulfill their mission remains to be seen...

"Your Highness Apa, I need to reach level 400 before I can fight your father. Otherwise, I'm not confident. Oh, if we do a PvP battle, will you stop me?" The Black Dragon King Neltharion Flame was worried that Apa would team up with his father. Now it seems that was completely unnecessary.

However, the Black Dragon King's anger hadn't subsided. After all, he had once been revered by all dragons in the other world, and no one had ever dared to turn him into a mount... (Complete annihilation)