Dark Eldar

People grew increasingly fanatical and incomprehensible. Looking back to ancient times, to the "Morsayer" dynasty under its extremely dark rule, one must ask: how many heroes "defected"? How many races were "extinct"?

Once order is swallowed by "darkness," the virtual world will quickly veer towards another extreme! Prosperity will be destroyed in an instant.

Kevin Garniborodo (59433 Ghost Territory)

The Dark Legion was finally defeated.

The Oni leader, "Rhodes" (level 233, class: Destroyer), has a more fragmented class system compared to humans and other races, such as those from other worlds. This is also related to the lax management of the secondary map. They can even "research" new classes themselves (requiring approval and registration).

Boroldo, judging from its name, must be a vast amphibious landscape. The demons here are somewhat different from the other Kevingani demons. They seem to... seem to have their own "faith"?

Do heroes on other maps lack "faith"? Not entirely. For example, in the Otherworld, they always believe in light; the elves believe in nature; the orcs believe in power, and so on. Heroes on the secondary maps mostly rely on "frenzied monster hunting" for their main income and are generally less sensitive to anything slightly "delicate." If they were particularly attentive to "details," they would definitely create new heroes on the main map (the Otherworld). They are currently "hiding" in the harsh conditions of the secondary maps, barely surviving. There might be unspeakable reasons... But one thing must be emphasized: those who can dominate the secondary maps, even if they are merely "city lords," are definitely capable of succeeding in the Otherworld. Perhaps they are truly exhausted, or perhaps they are "disdainful of the rich and prefer the poor"? One or two is one thing. But consider the formidable enemy Dark is currently facing, the leader of the Ghost Clan branch, the Destroyer "Rhodes." His true identity is kept secret. (Secondary maps have consistently performed better than primary maps in terms of real-name registration, because they are "worlds" that could be shut down at any time, and they are indeed more strict in complying with regulations.)

The Dark Legion retreated to the vicinity of the Boroldo border. They were about to be driven out by the Oni.

"Ludal, we've won so many times, how come we've lost this time?!" Dark, covered in piercing wounds, was extremely frustrated and felt utterly dejected.

In the DK military camp council chamber, besides Dark, Ludar, and the Elf Prince Ilet, there were three people in total. The Elf Princess Eliza was absent; she had long since decided she didn't want to be involved anymore. If it came to contributing DPS in battle, Eliza would gladly join the fight. As for politics?

Eliza wanted her brother to grow up as much as possible, while she herself was reluctant to talk about war or other topics. ...At some point, Eliza's outlook on life suddenly changed, perhaps related to the older human mage, Markars.

Markus (level 45), due to his advanced age, is consuming less experience (his online presence is unstable, and he's prone to disengaging from combat). Furthermore, when Markus disengages, he always likes to call upon the elven princess "Eliza." His brother, Irete, doesn't seem to find this strange. He has a deep affection for his sister. He knows that biological siblings can never be together... (Note: In the virtual world, hero interactions resembling "biological siblings," regardless of race, are highly likely to result in them being first cousins ​​in the real world. There are exceptions, but these require prior application to change the relationship to a normal one. Marriage is not allowed without an application. The "marriage system" was complex in the past, and it remains so now. Because what remains unchanged is "humanity"—even after a thousand years, people are still people, and heroes are still heroes...)

Inside the tent, Ludal remained silent. He stared blankly at Dak, who had just suffered a defeat... unsure of what to say. Although, for him, "groveling" seemed useless now, at least in the face of defeat... Even though the astute Ludal knew perfectly well that this defeat was surely only temporary.

"Dark, how about I try it alone tomorrow?" The elven prince, Ire, was still full of youthful vigor. He wanted to leave the dark mage FS behind and go it alone. He weakly believed that, at least this way, the demon leader Rhodes's health would be halved.

"......"

Dark held back his comments. He already had his own opinion of Ilet. He didn't want to anger the elven warriors, nor did he want to engage in further "argumentation." However, since it was a military campaign, and the human team was the "main force" (strong in combat), Dark had no choice but to summon the elven prince commander to a "consultation."

"Sir, we'd like to change..."

"What are you changing? If we keep changing things, how are we supposed to dominate Kevin?" Darke retorted before Ludall could finish speaking.

Ludar had only said that much to avoid an awkward silence, which was at least one way to handle the situation, but it was immediately rejected by the "proud" Dark.

"Alright, let's split the loot and go. Let me calm down." Dark waved his hand, suppressing his impatience, and said with a smile.

Seeing this, the Elf Prince Ilet remained silent. He was still quite clear-headed, knowing that further words would be useless; with his current level of combat power, he certainly couldn't defeat Dark in a one-on-one fight. The main reason was that his sister Eliza was "distracted."