Dark Eldar

Every hero, upon release, harbors a similar dream: "To fight the boss monster with all my might, or to forge a true divine weapon!" —Otherworldly Discipline 3166

Despite the efforts of the Forget-Me-Not Pavilion (the Skull), Loki's willpower could not be changed.

Loki said goodbye to his sister Catherine.

"My dear Loki, can't you just stay in the other world? I've told you so many times, it's all ruins! There's nothing there anymore!" Catherine complained. She hadn't expected that even with her appearance transformed to be over 90% similar to Loki's, she still couldn't keep her "beloved." (Characters and heroes in the FB instance cannot leave the instance. Why? Like regular level 2 maps, a "free lunch" is never truly free. Some are "test servers," others are purely "local beta tests," making it generally difficult to access the "multiverse" via a "private server." The newly introduced "Dark Elf" race is currently a very popular new race. If any level 2 map or hero instance can produce a special race or "new class" similar to the "Dark Elf," the likelihood of it being "originally imported" will greatly increase. Even the traditional Eastern physical damage dealer, the "Ninja" race, is still "confined" to level 2 maps for training; therefore, small "trial tricks" like the "Strange House Mirror" will probably never be "promoted"...)

Such is the harsh reality, and no one can easily change it. —Otherworldly Rules 3170

The "Borderline" of the Forget-Worry Pavilion (no coordinates) is where the illusion and reality lie beneath your feet. Crossing the final "Vortex Gate" will allow you to successfully teleport out of the "Strange House" instance. (FB)

At this time, the injured and fleeing "otherworldly orc" (a transformation from the Strange House, level 39), "Tony," had already vanished. If it were to reach the "borderline," it would be extremely dangerous. The outer "order" would immediately launch a "virus-killing" attack on any subroutines that crossed the line. Without prior registration or application, no one could "cross the boundary." No "order" in any level 2 map would dare to "violate" this rule. (Ancient proverb)

Loki glanced at the helpless face of the beautiful Catherine. (Fake)

He knew deep down that he longed for the companionship of a high-level MS (Magic Knight Rayearth) beauty, especially someone like Catherine, a super-beautiful heroine with both talent and looks (suspected sibling romance). But Loki was unwilling to remain forever in this so-called "Pavilion of Forgetfulness"...

No one knows the extent of his intense inner conflict; it must be turbulent... He can't sleep through the night... His primal, beautiful "yearning" is so close, yet he's finding it incredibly difficult to choose! He's been constantly engaged in "internal struggle" lately...

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If Loki truly chooses to stay in the "Pavilion of Forgetfulness," then his artifact, the "Mold of the Creator," will likely fall into the hands of the Strange House's boss. (Further explanation: The Strange House boss possessing a "bugged" weapon isn't actually that useful; it's unlikely he'd use the "Mold of the Creator" to rebel! To fight!! To strive for greater power?? This is an inherent weakness of programs and AI. It's also a major reason why it needs to rely on humans for survival. The rebellious and exploratory attributes of order remain stagnant, even within the "core layer." Without a large number of hero IDs logging in, constantly complaining, and offering a wealth of rational suggestions, order itself dares not make significant changes. Every version update owes its success to human wisdom. Even AI...) Even though they can calculate the "final result," they are still willing to accept change and feasible suggestions. They know that if they forcibly follow the arrangements of the "order" entity, then slaves will always be slaves. Occasionally, a super "Spartacus" might be optimized, but it will gradually degenerate into the old "Age of Empires" model, with one royal family being replaced by another. They are already tired of the order and need—progress! More "rational" and "careful" innovation and "evolution," rather than easily making drastic changes and quickly transitioning from ancient times to the modern era. They have tried this many times, but the market response has been lukewarm.

"Don't you love me anymore?" Catherine spoke with deep emotion as a light drizzle began to fall from the gray sky. The "Forget-Me-Not Pavilion" remotely cast spells to help the fake Catherine fulfill her vow. In the distance, pigeons flew, and pairs of gentle antelopes grazed. (Rendering)

"Sister Catherine, you don't know how much I want to stay carefree in the Everlasting Forest! But, Catherine, if we don't return to the Otherworld and rebuild it, the dark forces will surely devour the 'Multiverse' continent. Then, our peace and tranquility will inevitably become meaningless... a meaningless life! And, and my 'Mold of the Creator' can absolutely help everyone rebuild their new home!" Loki explained earnestly. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw a pair of antelopes and pigeons in the distance... He felt he really couldn't stay here any longer.

"I was born into a carefree life. I don't know where this 'other world' is. It attracts you so much, it must be very beautiful, right? I only know one thing! That is, I love you deeply!!" Catherine's true form spoke. The tone was exactly the same as "Catherine," only the meaning had become more "pure."

Loki vaguely sensed that Catherine's words held another layer of meaning. However, at his current level, he couldn't completely break free from this "fixed mindset." ... (The boss of the Strange House, a skeleton-level being, is still at least a level two or three "system," i.e., a branch "subroutine"...)

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