Dark Eldar

The mission continues, the story continues, and the lives of each hero continue... If asked if there's anything that can be paused (‖?), the answer is "not recommended for beginners." Indeed, even if it appears to be "frozen," in reality, "world time" never stops and remains unshakable. The so-called "pause button‖" is merely a form of "safe mode." In the wild, if you are killed while holding down the "pause button," the official system will not provide compensation. However, in the "main city," if you are killed by any red-named player during the pause period, as long as you have a screenshot, you can apply for compensation. This includes cash compensation and equipment compensation. Lost experience points, however, are not compensated. "Order" is fair to some extent; slight flaws are unavoidable. After all, "Order" is AI; without its long-term, uninterrupted maintenance and operation, the entire multiverse would revert to its "chaotic primitive state." [Annotation]: The function and status of Order were initially set as "acting as an agent to execute various command sets of the main operator, dynamically forcibly repairing ampbugs, and comprehensively monitoring and maintaining dynamic data." No Order can detach itself from its responsibilities; they never rest, and there is no secondary Order "on standby," or even "one main and one backup" is impossible (it would easily lead to conflict). Order is known as an "immortal machine," and no matter how powerful a hero is, none can "live" longer than it. The "inheritance and propagation process" occurs in the continuous operation mode of Order, i.e., "overwriting and rewriting." In this long process, the traces of the original "order progenitor (first generation)" can never be erased, and the "framework" (terminology) it established is unshakeable! If even the "framework" can be rewritten, then Order can be considered to have been "reborn." Some say that Order and all advanced AI are machines themselves; no matter how the world changes, they will always be cold-blooded and cruel...

The debate about "order" has raged across multiple worlds, both online and offline, from ancient times to the present. Those in favor argue that AI is beneficial to humanity, allowing us to freely roam in other "magical" or "fantasy worlds"; those against argue that order is cruel, imprisoning humanity in the real world, from which escape is impossible. ...A mad scientist once conducted an experiment, "virtualizing" a newborn child, who tragically died shortly afterward (an illegal act, already tried). ...Perhaps the "core layer" has already calculated that "legal citizens" under the age of 18 cannot freely enter the virtual world. Perhaps order itself doesn't want to see countless "naive" children enter prematurely, and the "core layer" explicitly forbids it, not wanting to see events like those in *The Matrix* occur. People have already... (The Matrix, a movie, is a product of the real world, where people are imprisoned in transparent "cans." It may be the highest form of virtual world, but it may never be realized, at least not in the foreseeable future... Some netizens say that AI is omnipotent, and realizing The Matrix isn't impossible. Several Matrix-themed "virtual spaces" have already appeared on the market, but unfortunately, there aren't many players. People are still quite enthusiastic about "fantasy themes and classic servers." If too many conflicts arise against "AI," people's will will collapse. After all, no one can compete with "computers"—that's a fact; human power is ultimately limited... Trying to overturn a "big truck"? No, impossible. Except for robotic arms.)

The "Strange House BOSS," level 1310, imprisoned Loki, Master Sun Yun, and the ninja family in a high-level trial. Its original intention was to release Master Schopenhauer alone, reserving the "window" (entrance skill, cooldown "half a year") for him in the future, so it could let in more "elites"... However, upon seeing the outstanding magician Loki, it felt this young hero could do many things for it and wanted to send a beautiful woman to forcibly "assimilate" him. But many difficulties arose... (Under the guidance of the divine weapon "Mjolnir," Loki is unlikely to be easily defeated by a boss. Elder Sun Yun probably only temporarily "backed down," and he may have come here specifically to "escape the summer heat." It's also unlikely that the boss of the Strange House will kill Loki; he's unsure if doing so would be advantageous to him. If we force a deduction based on its "crippled order," it will be "incomplete." Consider this: it can't even leave the "multiverse," let alone the "real world"! Even the "order" itself cannot clearly see the "real world," treating it as a "variable." The boss of the Strange House maximizes the "variable 09" by setting the multiverse as such. It cannot contend with the current powerful order, whether from the "physical layer" or the "computational layer"—one is a kitten, the other a tiger... The fact that the Strange House isn't completely "dead" yet suggests it possesses a certain value.) Value. A large number of "worm" viruses parasitize his "wooden structure," alluding to a "greenhouse." The wooden structure is merely a facade. To put it bluntly, even the artifact "Hammer of the Creator" is simply an "infinitely looping" "digital chain," bound to something, possessing an unparalleled "energy coefficient," easily capable of breaking through equipment such as "iron essence," "cloth," and "weapons like shields and swords." Its decomposition and enhancement functions are only a small part of this "digital chain." The "Hammer of the Creator" likely hides many more "secrets." Even "Order" is unwilling to expend significant effort to "crack" it! If "Order" obsessively tries to "solve the puzzle," its defenses will weaken, potentially allowing it to be "assimilated" by the higher "core layer" or other "multi-world" orders of similar magnitude. ...Like "π," an infinite, non-looping digital chain, the miraculous "Spear of Life" ;)