Dark Eldar

In the virtual world, a powerful force indirectly influences the "real world." While the clear-headedness of each hero is suppressed, their "human" side can never be completely erased. Even the most evil "dark" heroes, such as Darkbringer Darkk, occasionally show glimpses of their "mercy." Because excessive "violence" will ultimately lead to "annihilation." ... (END)

The "Soul Wandering" skill (level 80 only) allows you to teleport from one location to another in a very short time, without any casting time. This skill seems to be related to "dreaming." In the real world, people dream, and it's said to have a function in regulating the nervous system. But in the virtual world, "Soul Wandering" directly amplifies the concept of "dreams," allowing for highly efficient handling of difficult problems for advanced heroes. However, it's extremely dangerous, especially since the user's defense is reduced to 30. Considering the significant investment in most advanced heroes in the early game, it would be a huge waste if they were to be wiped out by a single "Soul Wandering" attack! (Having a priest to protect them would be better, at least they could be revived.)

Loki's stance differed slightly from others. Since leaving the alternate world early on, he frequently used the skill freely. He actually found it quite useful. As for the danger level? Loki had long since disregarded it. He believed that even if someone tried to steal the "Mold of the Creator," due to its "soul-bound" nature, the enemy would be unable to use it. Furthermore, since people across the multiple worlds generally accepted that Loki had forged a fake artifact, even though the system had broadcast this "world news," it gradually faded from public attention, much like other major historical events. At least, the hype had died down.

"Mysterious Island" (hidden coordinates): Loki visits the demigod elf "Idra" again.

"You've come again, young man." Inside the dense thatched hut, Izhuo greeted him first, his early warning system (advanced passive skill) being extremely sensitive, especially against "invisible heroes," thanks to his "Elven Sovereign" orange title.

Loki quickly revealed himself. His true form was still at the distant Herdsman's Inn; he was currently only a clone. The resolution wasn't as high as his original (1024768 pixels). It was still three-dimensional and capable of combat. And its combat power was considerable. (While the Soul Travel skill is dangerous, it has its unique advantages. After creating a clone, not only can one teleport "across the entire map," but most importantly, combat power remains unchanged! Equipment bonuses remain unchanged! The clone's defensive attributes remain unchanged!! It can also become invisible!!)

"Elder Izor, please allow me to come uninvited. I've come to bother you because I'm facing some difficulties. I just saw the World Tree, and it doesn't seem as vibrant as before. It seems to be sleeping forever." Loki stammered, uttering topics he thought demigods would enjoy hearing. He always held elves and demigods in awe. Especially the sacred and magnificent World Tree standing outside; he longed to befriend it, but unfortunately, he was far from qualified. (The World Tree's "friends" are mostly gods and demigods. In this other world, and even throughout the entire "multiverse," having the World Tree on your friend list is an unparalleled honor! Ordinary people, ordinary heroes, especially on the human side, find it extremely difficult to come into contact with the World Tree.)

"I'll introduce you when he wakes up. You possess the Hammer of the Creator, what? Young man, do you also want the 'Spear of Life'? If so, you'd truly be the most powerful hero in history!" Elder Izo of the elves said with a smile. His smile was very kind, and Izo generally treated "rising stars" with complete honesty, never hiding anything, nor wanting to hide anything. In the eyes of the demigod Izo, things like "artifacts," "divine axes," and "holy swords" no longer mattered much. Sometimes he would worry about his grandson and granddaughter, namely the elf prince Iret and the elf princess Eliza, who were still struggling in the level 2 map.

Elder Izo often uses the "Super Crystal Ball" (purple; unique; crafted by a master-level jeweler, requiring mysterious blueprints) to observe secondary maps, such as those of Kevin Garnier. Whenever danger arises, he longs to teleport there immediately to help his children. But he quickly dismisses the thought. (Note: While the demigod Izo's educational philosophy is somewhat outdated, it still follows "objective laws." He doesn't want Ilet to become his son, Ire. If the history of the Elven race were to repeat itself along the "tyrant" path, it would be another failure of his "life philosophy education" narrative... The once "arrogant" King Ire of the Elven Kingdom wouldn't have gradually "gone astray" if Elder Izo hadn't been so "obedient" to him... The process back then was tortuous and complex, involving "dark forces," including a younger one at the time.) The King, who later grew into the ruthless and feared Demon King "Morsaya," has an interesting backstory regarding his youth and his relationship with the Elf King "Ire." It seems that every particularly "righteous" or particularly "dark" epic "boss" should have their own story, the so-called special storyline for a fee. This includes the currently developing "Loki" and "Edward III," except that Loki is far, far luckier than all previous superheroes, whether righteous or dark.