Dark Eldar

More and more people hope to see progress in "order." The concept of "AI" has already shifted; initially, it was indeed a human "invention." Gradually, people's former "stubborn thinking" has faded; who cares which came first, the chicken or the egg? In short, humanity can no longer escape "order." Once "order" (the core layer) is lost, whether in the virtual or real world, everything will rapidly descend from "chaos" into an irreversible state. Only "order" can change everything, change "illegal civilization," and change "darkness" or "light."

In this new multi-world environment, many humans are increasingly drawn to and unable to extricate themselves from the "virtual society." Of course, a minority of citizens prefer to distance themselves from "AI." They believe that humanity ultimately needs to "return to its roots." Spending all day immersed in "virtual space" will gradually turn them into "Muggles" (ironically, the term originally referred to ordinary people not online).

Another world, multiple worlds? Kevin Garnier? The Dark Eldar? ... In the eyes of the "Muggles," it's all meaningless, negative, and even extremely "boring." They value "money" more, even more so than the "goblins'" "materialism." No one knows who's right or wrong. People are simply more accustomed to participating in "new things." For example, the new version 30, the new race... But when they are truly forced to make a choice, is it more meaningful to live the life of a "Muggle"? Or to be an ordinary or great "mage"? They will then "hesitate."

They would say:

"My friends are all in another world, so I might as well join them." (A certain elven bounty hunter)

"Who cares! Everyone lives a muddled life like this, why bother?" (A lonely human warrior)

The "heroes" of this other world certainly wouldn't utter such "empty" words. Once, the great Black Dragon King Neltharion Flameblade said he would rather remain a dragon forever than take human form. But now he too has completely contradicted his early thoughts, gradually merging into the new storyline (Neltharion has already drunk the "humanoid potion"). It seems that the environment truly can change anyone, any "firm" idea.

Elder Sun Yun, who has fully comprehended the Doctrine of the Mean, is currently still in the "Forget-Worry Pavilion" (Strange House BOSS, level "Skull").

It seems he doesn't want to escape unscathed this time, focusing solely on "interacting" with his junior sister. He's gradually rekindling his past feelings. Furthermore, Elder Sun Yun's appearance has undergone a dramatic change; to better appeal to his junior sister "Ya Mei" (a fake), he's become as young as Loki... No one expected things to develop this way! Perhaps it's because the "Forget-Worry Pavilion" requires a password to enter and prevents spectators from observing, leading to his "indulgence"? Elder Sun Yun possesses boundless magical power; with his cultivation and insight, it's impossible he wouldn't have discovered these clues. Has he forgotten his past? Only remembering the general outline, or has he truly "fallen"?

Sun Yun, a great Eastern sage, was thus numbed by this "virtual within a virtual"... (Some experts and scholars have hypothesized that if the world were infinitely large, comparing two mirrors would create mirror images—"Mirror 1," "Mirror 2," "Mirror 3," and so on, endlessly repeating... Meanwhile, non-experts and scholars, the so-called "masses," wouldn't care about these trivial matters. These seemingly "mindless" and "meaningless" coincidences, all the questions posed, are all handled uniformly by "AI," "easily solved"... The way most people think and live has already undergone a drastic change.) Even in the "virtual world," a large number of NPCs and elite monsters unwilling to pay have long been familiar with the life scenarios of each individual ID and deeply integrated into them. Even if a few percent of these people occasionally suffer from a "virus," referring to cancer or other intractable diseases, they show no fear, and their behavior is more characterized by indifference. No one is willing to donate an extra "Gold Coin," even though it drops from an ordinary monster; people have inexplicably become more selfish. Some have even become inexplicably arrogant and domineering.

Loki, a high-level mage from another world (level 85), is trapped inside the monster house boss (Trial FB Illusion) and has no choice but to leave. Elder Sun Yun invites him to go "treasure hunting." Loki initially thinks it's a good thing, after all, Sun Yun is his master. However, he falls into a "divine pit." Fortunately, unlike ninja families such as "Yamamoto 97ro" and "Chi Qiu Yi Ye," who are now "super fans," Loki is a "farmer"—someone who purely earns money by killing monsters.

"Sister Catherine, let's keep going. Just hang in there a little longer, and we'll be able to enter the next map." (Delay)

Loki pleaded anxiously. His initial talent was "exploration," whether it was exploring items, maps, or equipment, Loki was extremely skilled at it. Furthermore, with the buff from the artifact "Hammer of the Creator," Loki's subconscious had already begun to try to leave the "illusion." The Strange House BOSS, having no other choice, forcibly added "memory" (map addition). If Loki continued to explore forward with the "spy orc" and Catherine MS, opening treasure chests and encountering wild elite monsters along the way, then soon the illusion BOSS might surrender. The spy orc "Tom," created by the Strange House, absolutely could not leave the Strange House itself. Once the "agreement" was violated, the Order would automatically judge it as an "intrusion." Even the most powerful BOSS, or a small level-two map, would not dare to easily attack. If the "Otherworldly Order" actively attacked them, the consequences for them, along with the IDs "attracted" or "controlled" by them, would be unimaginable.

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More and more people hope to see progress in "order." The concept of "AI" has already shifted; initially, it was indeed a human "invention." Gradually, people's former "stubborn thinking" has faded; who cares which came first, the chicken or the egg? In short, humanity can no longer escape "order." Once "order" (the core layer) is lost, whether in the virtual or real world, everything will rapidly descend from "chaos" into an irreversible state. Only "order" can change everything, change "illegal civilization," and change "darkness" or "light."

In this new multi-world environment, many humans are increasingly drawn to and unable to extricate themselves from the "virtual society." Of course, a minority of citizens prefer to distance themselves from "AI." They believe that humanity ultimately needs to "return to its roots." Spending all day immersed in "virtual space" will gradually turn them into "Muggles" (ironically, the term originally referred to ordinary people not online).

Another world, multiple worlds? Kevin Garnier? The Dark Eldar? ... In the eyes of the "Muggles," it's all meaningless, negative, and even extremely "boring." They value "money" more, even more so than the "goblins'" "materialism." No one knows who's right or wrong. People are simply more accustomed to participating in "new things." For example, the new version 30, the new race... But when they are truly forced to make a choice, is it more meaningful to live the life of a "Muggle"? Or to be an ordinary or great "mage"? They will then "hesitate."

They would say:

"My friends are all in another world, so I might as well join them." (A certain elven bounty hunter)

"Who cares! Everyone lives a muddled life like this, why bother?" (A lonely human warrior)

The "heroes" of this other world certainly wouldn't utter such "empty" words. Once, the great Black Dragon King Neltharion Flameblade said he would rather remain a dragon forever than take human form. But now he too has completely contradicted his early thoughts, gradually merging into the new storyline (Neltharion has already drunk the "humanoid potion"). It seems that the environment truly can change anyone, any "firm" idea.

Elder Sun Yun, who has fully comprehended the Doctrine of the Mean, is currently still in the "Forget-Worry Pavilion" (Strange House BOSS, level "Skull").

It seems he doesn't want to escape unscathed this time, focusing solely on "interacting" with his junior sister. He's gradually rekindling his past feelings. Furthermore, Elder Sun Yun's appearance has undergone a dramatic change; to better appeal to his junior sister "Ya Mei" (a fake), he's become as young as Loki... No one expected things to develop this way! Perhaps it's because the "Forget-Worry Pavilion" requires a password to enter and prevents spectators from observing, leading to his "indulgence"? Elder Sun Yun possesses boundless magical power; with his cultivation and insight, it's impossible he wouldn't have discovered these clues. Has he forgotten his past? Only remembering the general outline, or has he truly "fallen"?

Sun Yun, a great Eastern sage, was thus numbed by this "virtual within a virtual"... (Some experts and scholars have hypothesized that if the world were infinitely large, comparing two mirrors would create mirror images—"Mirror 1," "Mirror 2," "Mirror 3," and so on, endlessly repeating... Meanwhile, non-experts and scholars, the so-called "masses," wouldn't care about these trivial matters. These seemingly "mindless" and "meaningless" coincidences, all the questions posed, are all handled uniformly by "AI," "easily solved"... The way most people think and live has already undergone a drastic change.) Even in the "virtual world," a large number of NPCs and elite monsters unwilling to pay have long been familiar with the life scenarios of each individual ID and deeply integrated into them. Even if a few percent of these people occasionally suffer from a "virus," referring to cancer or other intractable diseases, they show no fear, and their behavior is more characterized by indifference. No one is willing to donate an extra "Gold Coin," even though it drops from an ordinary monster; people have inexplicably become more selfish. Some have even become inexplicably arrogant and domineering.

Loki, a high-level mage from another world (level 85), is trapped inside the monster house boss (Trial FB Illusion) and has no choice but to leave. Elder Sun Yun invites him to go "treasure hunting." Loki initially thinks it's a good thing, after all, Sun Yun is his master. However, he falls into a "divine pit." Fortunately, unlike ninja families such as "Yamamoto 97ro" and "Chi Qiu Yi Ye," who are now "super fans," Loki is a "farmer"—someone who purely earns money by killing monsters.

"Sister Catherine, let's keep going. Just hang in there a little longer, and we'll be able to enter the next map." (Delay)

Loki pleaded anxiously. His initial talent was "exploration," whether it was exploring items, maps, or equipment, Loki was extremely skilled at it. Furthermore, with the buff from the artifact "Hammer of the Creator," Loki's subconscious had already begun to try to leave the "illusion." The Strange House BOSS, having no other choice, forcibly added "memory" (map addition). If Loki continued to explore forward with the "spy orc" and Catherine MS, opening treasure chests and encountering wild elite monsters along the way, then soon the illusion BOSS might surrender. The spy orc "Tom," created by the Strange House, absolutely could not leave the Strange House itself. Once the "agreement" was violated, the Order would automatically judge it as an "intrusion." Even the most powerful BOSS, or a small level-two map, would not dare to easily attack. If the "Otherworldly Order" actively attacked them, the consequences for them, along with the IDs "attracted" or "controlled" by them, would be unimaginable.