Dark Eldar

Beasts trample, dragons roar, wizards curse, and the dazzling light of magic illuminates the beacon of knowledge! — Dark Eldar 20 promotional slogan (popular GG term)

Neltharion Flameburst unleashed scorching flames. He had to obey Prince Apar's orders. Now, with his combat and defensive capabilities, he was essentially capable of contending with a Dark Eldar hero of level 400 or higher. However, the Black Dragon King had absolutely no interest in being king. He was practically courting a beating. The Black Dragon King had spent his entire life in a state of "superiority." Before setting out, he had deliberately slumbered, awaiting his brother's rise. He hadn't expected the humans to appear midway, and a newcomer he'd never heard of before—Loki.

"Loki, there seems to be a young man named Edward III?? Human heroes will never last as long as our dragons. Hademasia is no longer the spirited superhero he once was. Perhaps I'm getting old too, I just don't feel it! But I refuse to grow old!! I am forever the epic dragon boss—Neltharion the Flame's wrath will never be extinguished!! Even Morsaye will fear me!!!" The Black Dragon King unleashed his first skill, continuously spewing fire. The "crippled lone armored monster" he killed was already "unrecognizable," dead...

The Black Dragon King stepped forward and picked up the "Iron Essence" he had personally "forged" (forging can be done with his first skill). Neltharion examined its quality, blew away the ashes from the cracks, and quietly stuffed it into his pouch (matching the Legendary Mysterious Backpack). Instead of putting it into the "Guild Warehouse" as required by the quest.

Outside, the dim sky was filled with the ash of flames, making it difficult to find a lone "Iron Giant." The Black Dragon King circled low in the air several times (micro-managing Minecraft). Below, on the scorching ground, countless hordes of Iron Giants roamed, but the Black Dragon King dared not provoke them. One was made of steel, while he was made of flesh and blood. The Black Dragon King was not foolish.

"arlskampdgj,ampa325345jioodg,amp," the armored giant leaders whispered among themselves (in the language of steel signals). They didn't speak Common. Their elites dropped "Rare Iron Crystals" and blue "Iron Essence." Purple ones occasionally appeared as well. They didn't drop weapons. The exchange rate between blue and purple was generally 1:10, with higher-level colors commanding higher prices. There was currently no "auction house" in the Dark Eldar's level 2 hidden map. It was probably unnecessary; they were about to log into the other world. Right now, all the ongoing wars were likely just for "training." Who won or lost? The elders of the other world could accept it. But for the young and promising Prince Apak, it was different. He was single-mindedly focused on replacing his father (Arthas VII) as soon as possible. This idea was "deeply ingrained." Everything else, whether it was "original import" or any "major update," felt "insignificant" to the young and promising Prince Apak. ...

The lava chamber of Mount Meral is an enormous and highly concealed combat laboratory. Every high-ranking "Dark Eldar" character inside appears extremely busy. Some are intently studying maps; others are pondering problems; and the data-observation assistants are constantly monitoring dynamic data. In short,

Everyone seemed busy with their own things. Only Qui-Kinduyo remained in the corner, looking around aimlessly. He hadn't followed the Black Dragon King. The Black Dragon King hadn't invited him to join them. They weren't a good match... one had wings and could fly in the sky, the other only knew how to run on the ground and eat dirt. Teaming up for a quest would be incredibly awkward, and they'd be prone to getting stuck! Not very convenient.

At this moment, Que Kinduyo dared not sleep either. He was afraid that the young general, Prince Apa, would blame him. Because he had been captured once before, he was still "timid" towards the Dark Eldar.

"Firstly, my level is lower than theirs, and secondly, I don't know any magic." The mammoth BOSS only knows a few basic skills like "Thick Hide" and "Iron Hide," which are its initial skills. Its only second skill is "Charge" (which can stun opponents), which it hasn't used much. The mammoth feels its "Savage Charge" is somewhat similar to the "Wild Boar Charge" on a certain map. (It's understandable that peaceful wild BOSSes don't have many skills or spellbooks in their inventory or skill slots. Their damage output is weak; they belong neither to the physical nor magical class. They survive solely on their native environment. They eat tender shoots of "Purple Leaf Grass" and "Blue Silver Grass," and drink refreshing, sweet spring water upstream. Living carefree in the wild, vast grasslands, the mammoth never imagined that one day it would fight alongside the "Black Dragon King" from GG, and even chat with him... These naturally "carefree" wild BOSSes...) With each level up, they basically increase "Stamina" and "Health" by default, and their "Protection" attribute also continues to grow. In previous encounters with illegal hunters in the wild, they could usually wear down their opponents, not even bothering to add points to "Strength." Everything was done according to the "default stat allocation." In the wild, adding more points to defense can also effectively prevent insect bites. Mammoths are not afraid of medium to large predators like jackals, tigers, and leopards. Instead, they are afraid of small insects, ants, and other "blood-sucking worms" and "parasites."

"My lord! Look. The arrogant dragon has been gone for so long, yet the guild warehouse's supplies still show no change. Is he playing us?" Inside the combat laboratory, "old men" (high-ranking wizards of the Dark Eldar) would occasionally speak ill of the Black Dragon King behind his back. Although it wasn't being said on the public channel, the drowsy Que Kinduyo could hear it all perfectly clearly.

The mammoth (humanoid), with its large, auspicious ears, is remarkably sensitive, though it appears clumsy on the surface. But Kui, in certain ways, is quite astute. He understands perfectly well that "if the 'reporting' doesn't end here..." he absolutely cannot tell Black Dragon Brother his exact words. If Black Dragon King finds out, it could be detrimental to him.

The "Dark Eldar" wizard team is highly skilled at "manipulating minds." Perhaps they had a large number of them in the early stages. Another "Apa" (mission completed; offline) might have truly been murdered by the wizard team... Sometimes, what you see or hear on the surface—the grand pronouncements of "unwavering loyalty," "being their slave in the next life," "devotion to XX"—is nothing more than "insincere words," "one-sided statements" made at a specific time (implying "system dialogue"; optional).