Dark Eldar

The world of dragons, if written into a book, would surely be "magnificent and epic"... —Otherworldly Rules 733252 (Historically, the struggles among dragons were brutal. In their fight for so-called "mating rights," the ratio of dragon maidens to male dragons has long been skewed. The models of dragon maidens are particularly stunning; some humans even pursue them relentlessly. The version has been revised countless times. The vetting process for dragon maidens is relatively lenient, unlike the strict requirements for "Dragon Kings." "Real-name authentication" is definitely enforced, and it's said that as long as one reaches the level of "stunning," there are also special requirements such as body proportions and three-dimensional features. In a sense, the virtual world is no longer the "paradise" in the hearts of ordinary people. Everything is almost aligning with the "real world"...)

The beautiful priestess "Elisa" broke through the "Thorn Lands". She first arrived at Thunder City and ran through the "Earth's Core Lava" dungeon a few times (not difficult, a low-level boutique dungeon) (JP).

There, she made a few friends, but did not "accept" friend requests.

Through casual conversations during monster-hunting (in the team channel), she also decided to go to the "Medarar Mountains" (711371) to participate in the once-a-decade "Otherworldly Elementary Magic Examination." (Note: In the early days of the Otherworld, the competition was held at the Otherworld headquarters. Since the fifth generation of Thunder Sound, it has followed the "market" and changed the location of the Otherworldly "Elementary Magic Examination" to a map with "beautiful scenery." The location is different for each session. During the Dark Dynasty of Morsaye, the elementary and intermediate examinations were once "suspended"; another theory is that in order to avoid unnecessary "disputes," the Otherworld voluntarily abandoned the rule of "headquarters examination." Posts from casual players were hard to bury, and they always thought about "VIP privileges," etc. Later, the Otherworld finally made concessions, sharing the venue with everyone in advance each time and randomly selecting a competition location to ensure that every hero felt "fair competition.")

The Midal Mountains (711371) are located west of the Silver Mine in Undercity.

The geographical location isn't exactly advantageous. However, the local customs and culture are a sight to behold. The undead and night elf NPCs generally seem unaccustomed to the world. Since pledging allegiance to Morsaya, the undead have never risen to prominence; their status is even lower than that of the savage orcs. Even online heroes have probably long since retreated to remote areas to level up—for some reason, perhaps? The undead and night elves have never enjoyed "liveliness." They have distinctive appearances and personalities! They are a race that loves and hates fiercely, and are also "lonely" (the undead have a unique class: the lone wolf). These "lone wolves" seem reluctant to speak much. The NPCs, on the other hand, are willing to leave their homes and interact with the heroes and other players of different races participating in the "promotion competition."

"Hello! Stranger! — Your private mobile library, accessible anytime. I heard you're quite impressive, aren't you??" (Dialogue 1)

"Uncle, would you be willing to teach me magic?" (Little Undead's line 1)

"May the great light of this other world forever shine upon you!" (Post-production dialogue. The undead race once signed a death pact. Since being rescued by the "other world," they no longer actively seek "revival." They are relatively close to elemental creatures... seemingly a bit "unromantic." Perhaps one day, this race will "rebel" again, or perhaps they will become "saviors." History is always strikingly similar, yet always strikingly different... Every "ID's" experience will have some differences, which is inevitable. The good and bad of a race can only be roughly divided according to "major events." No one can "take things out of context"...)

The city of Undercity (one of the six major cities), not far from the Midar Mountains, has recently become quite lively. Even the banshees of Jonah have mobilized in large numbers, flying here in hopes of "seeking expansion." The young werewolves are also eager to make their move.

The new werewolves mistakenly believe that their young leader, "John Wolverine," is ranked number one in the "Arena"?

Actually, if calculated by "net wins," Loki's team should still be in first place. Elder Wolfd, the Wolf King, has repeatedly issued internal "announcements" with data that is clearly inaccurate and misleading to the "werewolfs." "Order" has not "interfered" with this. Even the otherworldly Grand Elder "Schopenhauer" has turned a blind eye.

Perhaps this is the reason Elder Sun Yun temporarily left the other world... The greed of werewolves has been evident since ancient times, but unfortunately, their reproductive power is far inferior to that of humans... "2 becomes 4, 4 becomes 8, 8 becomes 16, and life goes on endlessly." (This implies that while the human race has a large player base, the werewolf race, no matter how powerful, is still considered "non-mainstream." Unless "human" is banned, nobody cares about their physical damage, fast health regeneration, bloodlust, and keen sense of smell. Plus, werewolf women have abundant body hair, making them appear more "sexy," which might be unacceptable to most. However, their popularity is higher than dwarves and gnomes, approaching that of female orcs. With proper attire, female werewolves possess considerable charm; some are adept at transforming themselves into alluring fox spirits, effectively seducing lower-level heroes. Therefore, in the latest announcement, there's a subtle change to the "salary" system: female werewolves have been removed, as they are deemed capable of supporting themselves through their own efforts. Weekly updates are often subtle and easily missed.)