Dark Eldar

Some people have mocked "order," but order has ignored them. Because "order" lacks any emotional resonance.

Occupation: Assassin, Gender: Female; "Lona" (Level 49) recently left the human main city "Thunder Sound City" along with the elite Barbarian King leader (Level 48, not rare).

"How much food do we have left, Lieutenant Rona?" the Barbarian King asked anxiously. This Barbarian King was formerly the commander of the 17th Legion of the "Rebels." He now had very few elite troops left to command.

"Commander, our food reserves are enough for a week's march," Rona replied briskly, her short, light pink hair styled in a neat hand. Although the 17th Legion was long gone, their former name still held considerable weight in the "Otherworld," especially within the former rebel territory. Whether it was Rona or the Barbarian King, a few shouts in the public channel or the second party channel were enough to easily clear a mid-level dungeon.

Legion 17 members: 5 werewolves, 7 gnomes, 8 humans (including Vice-Leader Rona, a female rogue), 22 barbarians, plus 5 other elite monsters without classes. The legion includes warriors, warlocks, mages, and a level 22 human healer named "Little Jew," recruited from Thunder Castle. She initially joined only for a blue "MS" wristband (an AMP healing citrine pendant, purple, given to her for free by Rona), after being persuaded by the beautiful Vice-Leader Rona with promises of a bright future. However, they are no longer "rebels"... (Note: "A new emperor, a new court." The "Rebel Legion," originally formed by Ludar, was overthrown by "White Wolf" after Ludar was forced to go to "Kevin Gani." Thousands of "Wanderers" were unwilling to follow the "Werewolves." Notable legions like the 1st, 8th, and 11th Legions were either completely annihilated by White Wolf "Molly's" army or, like the 17th Legion, chose to "escape." The 17th Legion's primary objective was "fast leveling" and "making money through gold," unlike the 8th Legion, whose main mission was to fight against the "Otherworld." White Wolf...) After Morley annihilated the rebel 8th Legion, he immediately sought credit from the Wolverine father and son, Wolfd, in the otherworld. Old Wolfd advised John, "Keep a close eye on them." The young, high-ranking warrior, John, naturally didn't quite understand his father's intentions. In his mind, "White Wolf is still a wolf." But that's not the case. From the level 17 map "Kevin Garney" in the outer realms, it's clear that the "brown-grey werewolves" here are the true werewolf clan, like White Wolf and Wolverine, especially Wolverine!! They are said to possess "immortality" and regenerative abilities... (→→omitted)

"Sister, will we go after the White Wolf 'Molly' for revenge in the future?" The human priest "Little Jew" asked Rona timidly as he rode his little Lauren horse (green, summonable at level 30).

"Oh? How come you're starting to know about our history? Did you learn it yourself? Or...? Did the barbarian 'Ariza' tell you? Don't listen to his nonsense, he's just trying to scam you for gold..." Rona explained patiently. She was quite attentive to this little priest sister, after all, she was the only "healer" in the dungeon. Plus, they were of the same race, making communication easier. As for the barbarian "Ariza" mentioned earlier, he was an "old tank," with high defense and health. In the past, even without a healer, he could last until the end. However, in later, larger dungeons, the bosses became increasingly difficult to deal with, and without a healer, the barbarian's innate "racial talent" was "a drop in the ocean."

"Hey, what are you two talking about me about??" Ali, carrying a two-handed hammer (blue, Borg Heavy Iron Hammer, level 45), trotted behind him, seemingly interested in pursuing "Little Jew".

Ariza currently doesn't have his own mount. He occasionally rides a military combat mount (carrying 40 people, speed 435), and sometimes he chooses to follow the group, saying, "Running is good for my health." Among the barbarians, Ariza is definitely a "master of self-discipline"!! Especially in this low-level "gold farming group"... (The 17th Legion used to be considered a third-rate "gold farming group," but now without "prestige" and progress, they only dare to explore familiar and relatively "safe" dungeons and instances. As for "raiding"? The raid leader, the Barbarian King, wouldn't even dare to dream of it...)

"No one can stop me from moving forward!!!" the Barbarian King, leading the way, shouted in a show of bravado! He wasn't exactly a "rare elite," and in terms of combat strength, talent specialization, or size, he couldn't compare to Kevin Garney's Barbarian King. Moreover, this "leader" had already "fallen." Perhaps his current "roar" was simply due to lack of oxygen? Or perhaps he really wanted to do something big? The others followed silently behind, or remained quiet in the vehicle; they were already "used to" such boastful talk. (In the virtual world, each hero or elite monster has their own "language" pattern, also known as "common lines." For example: "Who dares to challenge me!" "Fight!" Loki's common phrase is "Fate? Don't even think about changing me!", though Loki doesn't say it often. There's also the concise line from Elder Schopenhauer: "Listen carefully to me, young man."... Heroes all gain various "spiritual powers" from their own "lines," which are beneficial buffs with no time "cooldown.")