Dark Eldar

Please do not confuse kindness with light magic. One is a category of attributes, the other is a category of alignment. —Otherworldly Discipline 711232

Maps featuring endless fields are common. In the paid model, almost every map is quite beautiful. Grasslands have their own beauty, modern landscapes have their own style—undoubtedly the work of goblins. Orcish architecture typically leans against mountains or is built in defensive terrain. Elves forever reside in lush primeval forests. Dwarves' architecture is slightly more conservative than orcish. Gnomes retain their cave-dwelling style. Banshees and werewolves are less concerned with their living environment; they even prefer to reside permanently in "inns."

The Wrangler's Inn (212363), though business was dismal, still had people staying there. Among them were several werewolves and a banshee. They didn't seem to care about the "separation of men and women." Perhaps they were forced to stay together due to economic reasons. Loki, a worldly man, knew werewolves very well, especially mutated werewolves. As for the banshee? Loki didn't particularly like them either. (While werewolves were slightly more powerful than banshees, banshees, being women, were still more valuable due to their rarity.)

Around 23 PM, the sounds of fighting came from the room next to Loki's. Loki immediately turned the volume down to the lowest setting. Although his combat power was high, he couldn't let his guard down in an unfamiliar place, especially since he had just emerged from the "Strange House SL" instance. If he were in another world, in his own small dormitory, Loki would definitely dare to "mute" everything.

At first, there was arguing coming from the next room, but gradually the noise subsided. Loki drifted off to sleep. And he decided to do something a little "adventurous"...

The "Soul Wandering" skill is described in a very lengthy description in the skill bar. First, it's a special skill, level 80 only. Then, a large section explains just how dangerous "Soul Wandering" is. If you're ambushed during casting, your shield and defense will drop by a specific level, with a detailed calculation. Clicking the next page provides a simple explanation of how to unlock this hidden skill. To master this limited skill, level 80 is a given, as it's practically the limit in this world! Ordinary heroes can only dream of it. If you reach that level, continue to the next page. The unlocking process is intricate and complex, with a three-page description. Among all the high-level Elder skills, this is both easy and difficult. In this world, many idle Elders who have already reached level 80 haven't unlocked this skill, such as Priest Hawkbell, War Wolf Daniel, and Elemental Mage Elder Horton. Well-known examples include Elder "War Wolf Wolf" (level 113), the father of Wolverine. There's also a more hidden max-level elder, a warrior, such as Morsa. In short, most physical classes don't really have the ability to "roam," except for the great war god "Demacia"! It's not uncommon for some to have learned the skill early on but forgotten about it due to almost never using it again.

Loki's first stop was the room next to the inn. He wanted to see what had happened and whether it was as he had imagined. Sure enough, several werewolves were "bullying" a weak banshee. Loki didn't intervene; he knew that if he did, the consequences would be the same as before, or even the last few times. (Note: Assuming Loki intervenes, with his combat power and the aid of his artifacts, killing a group of mid-level werewolves would be as easy as drinking water. It would be effortless. Moreover, it would increase his RP. The "algorithm of RP" is a very "contradictory" thing in the entire multiverse and other worlds. This might be because the core of "order" uses the "morality" of the real world as a benchmark. For example, if Loki saves a bullied banshee, regardless of whether the banshee is truly evil, it could increase his RP by about 8. However, later on, if he abandons the rescued banshee or ignores her, she might "break up" or do something foolish, forcibly breaking up with him, resulting in an RP increase of 15. Loki has already roughly calculated this, and he has also carefully observed whether the banshee in the next house is willingly being bullied or just playing around. Sometimes, it is indeed very difficult to judge accurately.) Loki clearly remembered rescuing an elf girl he'd once saved. The process was certainly more difficult than this time; the elf girl had been "captured" by a certain BOSS, and Loki, as expected, had bravely "ventured deep into enemy territory"! Selflessly saving her!! However, the final outcome was not good... Loki felt it would have been faster to "complain," and besides, the elf girl could have easily "complained," but she didn't. Sometimes Loki felt that the elf girl seemed to be intentionally befriending the "dark" BOSS? Later, Loki gradually became indifferent, ignoring unnecessary tasks or unnecessary "rescues." For example, yesterday's task from the middle-aged human owner at the Herdsman's Inn—Loki chose "politely refuse ×"... It seems that simple "kindness" and "light magic" really cannot be confused. This is true in the real world, and even more so in the virtual world...