Dark Eldar

The advancement tournament outside this other world, even if it's just the beginner level, may seem more like a fun and entertaining event on the surface. But the competition is actually incredibly "fierce"! All sorts of bizarre "talents," and even ordinary heroes without any "combat talent," gather together to compete!

When the level 27 novice priest Elisa saw the "Dynamic Screen" above displaying the number of qualified junior priests accepted from another world, she became extremely nervous.

"Wow, 5015!" Elisa exclaimed.

"Hey, little sister! We're just here to go through the motions. Do you really think you can join the great otherworldly faction?" a female orc support said jokingly.

"I'm just browsing. What's your profession? Beautiful lady?" Elisa asked in a friendly manner.

"Level 29 Shaman Healer (SM). You look like a Priest to me?" The orc woman asked, staring at Alyssa's staff with surprise. It was a top-tier blue item, enchanted by Elaine, the daughter of the old Demacia. The added "Aura Attribute" was well-hidden, but other healers could vaguely sense the staff's unique qualities. (Quoting the Otherworldly Discipline: "Equipment has a life of its own...")

"My name is Alyssa, and I'm from Yundar." Alyssa even proactively added her as a friend. Because the orc woman was a girl, and her skin tone wasn't quite blue, with a curvaceous figure, she was clearly a beautiful orc. (Special note about the friend function: Even in the "real world," friends aren't added randomly. People always have a degree of caution... However, what people didn't expect was that in the relatively less restrictive "virtual world," the friend function still wasn't "abused." Instinctively, most heroes only add IDs they consider "trustworthy," rather than randomly encountering others or accepting any invitation. People's "energy," or "mana," is always limited, no matter where they are; it's impossible to maintain too many "friends" simultaneously. Another situation is phased; the "buddies" you meet during the arduous leveling process will all "go their separate ways" later on. The "intelligent friend system" will automatically move friends who gradually become "indifferent" down the rankings until you completely forget about them.) At any time, in any place, even if you just pass by, the system will no longer proactively "prompt" you. This might be to avoid "comparison," but some people feel that "this setting actually attracts more unnecessary 'attention'..."

"Thank you, I never thought we could become friends. Shall I call you little sister from now on? I don't think you're older than me. As the information shows, my name is 'Tidimel,' you can call me Neil or Mel. We orcs aren't as fussy as you human girls, we don't care about nicknames (which can be changed). How about I call you Lisa from now on?" The female orc spoke at a moderate pace, with a slightly masculine air.

"⊙o⊙…Hello Mel, but I don't want to be called Lisa because there's a little dog named Lisa in our village (Frejoicing Castle). Could you call me by my full name, 'Elisa'?"

"Little puppy?" The female orc scratched her head. Her hair was very long, braided into a large plait. Alyssa had just been imagining that if she were fighting monsters, she would definitely look "heroic and dashing".

"Yeah! What, don't you have any pets in your village?" Alyssa asked, trying to start a conversation. Because the queue for advancement was particularly long and the number of random healing assignments was limited, Alyssa and her "new friend" had plenty of opportunities to chat. (Note: Since leaving the city, Elisa has been traveling, encountering either thorny terrain or numerous suitors of the opposite sex. She still harbors feelings for Loki and therefore avoids much contact with other heroes, especially handsome ones. Elisa worries she might fall for someone else; sometimes she even finds certain young, inexperienced men quite charming, but it's fleeting... Perhaps it's because she's newly "born," or perhaps it's due to her own nature. In any case, "fine-tuning" the emotional connections is the most difficult. "Order" can only achieve an "879% restoration." The AI ​​understands perfectly well that the more it deletes and modifies, the more chaotic it becomes; a "deep replication" is much simpler. As for the origins of human-like "emotional entanglements"—this kind of "philosophical" research—Order is unwilling to engage in "deep thinking." The intelligent AI understands that this doesn't belong to the "constant operation category," but rather to "non-variables.")

The breastplate of the female orc Tinimir in the queue is quite unique. It's a gradient green, named "Embrace of the Wind Serpent," level 30, chest armor with 23 Stamina, 19 Intellect, 30 Spirit, and 25 Nature Resistance; drops from: Avatar of Hakkar at Cloudwater Lake.

"Sister Neil, do your nature resistance equipment work in PvP? I didn't really understand before, but I understand a little now," Elisa asked, pointing at the door.

"No, it's not as complicated as you think, little sister Elisa. We get all our equipment from drops. If my friend hadn't chipped in, I wouldn't even have been able to afford the registration fee," Tidimiel said, shaking her head. (blush)

"No way! You don't even have 10G? I already have almost 100G in my inventory!" Elisa said proudly. (Elisa has a higher starting gear, faster monster-killing speed, faster dungeon runs, and better luck. Normally, a small elite monster drops 18 silver coins, but if Elisa picks it up, it can drop 28 silver coins. After killing a few, she easily saves 1G. Combined with her diligent and frugal habits, it's not surprising that Elisa has saved 100G.)

"Wow! That's amazing! Could you... could you give me 20G?" the female orc Tidimiel asked with a greedy smile.

"......"

Upon hearing this, Elisa turned around and decisively and quickly deleted the female orc she had just met.

"Just pretend we never met..." Elisa thought, and she even set up a "blacklist" (blocking function).

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