Dark Eldar

The otherworldly rules contain many famous quotes and proverbs. Regarding the young mage "Lei" (an orc, level unknown), many in this otherworld have likely forgotten him. Perhaps only by consulting diaries and archives, or by mentioning heroes who had a past with him, can one vaguely recall him.

Wrangler's Inn (212363): If Loki hadn't tried so hard to recall, he would never have had any "active recollection" of "Lei" under normal circumstances.

After his "immersion," Elder Sun Yun also left the Strange House BOSS. His role was that of a "dungeon guide," and he was the one who started the run (cooldown). No matter how difficult the trial dungeon was, it was still relatively easy to "walk" out in front of Sun Yun, the Eastern Homo sapiens. He originally wanted to wait for Loki, since he was bored in this other world anyway, so he might as well go out for a walk and take care of some trivial matters.

The human NPC owner at the Herdsman's Inn, upon seeing the seemingly respectable Elder Sun Yun, (with his goatee) acted with extreme deference. He hadn't expected such a distinguished person to grace his small business with his presence. Elder Sun Yun, however, didn't recognize the NPC owner.

"May I ask if I may stay next to the young monk who visited a few days ago?" Elder Sun Yun asked politely.

"Oh, him? That quirky young man who doesn't like to talk. Of course, Great Mage! Your visit will surely bring honor to our humble shop." The goatee-bearded Wrangler owner said a line he hadn't uttered in a long time.

"Thank you, Boss," Elder Sun Yun said with a smile. (Analysis: Given Elder Sun Yun's status as the Grand Elder of this other world, it seems unlikely he can "pretend." After all, he's the second-in-command of this other world. His aura, rank, and so on are among the top-tier experts in this other world, and even in the "multiple worlds." Using a "pseudonym" as an ordinary "hero" is already difficult to achieve. Furthermore, Elder Schopenhauer, the leader of this other world, also finds it hard to conceal his identity. After becoming high-ranking elders with "titles," it's truly difficult for them to "downplay" their true identities. Even if their appearance changes, their behavior will inevitably betray them...)

Generally, seasoned mages graduating from "Otherworld" are all dashing and heroic, and female mages and warriors are all "great beauties." Loki, however, doesn't pay much attention to his appearance. He has bought and even had decent "fashion" made (for a fee, in-game currency). But that was a long time ago. Loki really doesn't want to be recognized. (Order once invited Loki offline, asking him to dress up and be featured on a "cover" like the young Demacia, or to have a "hero laser portrait logo" printed on the "client installation disc," etc.)

The design drawings and plans were printed out, and the price was quite good. However, Loki still politely declined. This completely surprised the "agent." They thought something might have gone wrong, such as disrespecting Loki, or perhaps forgetting to put square sugar in the coffee during the negotiations? In reality, Loki initially only intended to play around with the project. He never expected that his wish to "forge a divine weapon" would actually come true! He was overjoyed, and most importantly, he believed it was entirely his own achievement... (Note: Loki's ideas ignore the "possibility" of "order". Ordinary people, ordinary heroes, or NPCs simply level up by fighting monsters and doing daily tasks. They live entirely in their own world, indifferent to what is happening "offline" or in other "multiverses". Some might carefully read the announcements, but most are completely numb from "repetitive" quests. Woodcutters chop trees and sell firewood every day. Chefs cook every day, some developing new "food recipes" to sell for money. The intelligent goblin race should be the easiest to "awaken", but they have already been completely attracted by "money"... Generation after generation, they have been saving money and occupying 60% of the wealth in the multiverses.) They're still not satisfied; do they want to possess 100 units of wealth? Little do they know, "DPS" is king! Unfortunately, their "small bodies" are really not durable. Some goblins used to try to become warriors or mages, but they later discovered that their race wasn't really suited for it. Some did succeed, but ultimately, compared to high-level players like those in the Demacia... Actually, hunters might be more suitable for them. Develop a high-powered scope and a rifle; "gun specialization" is their racial trait. Some even suggested goblins become priests... Forget it. Goblins' mana pool is really unsuitable. The possibility of becoming a "shadow priest" cannot be ruled out... In summary, "initial attributes and the number of growth skill points are lacking."

"Hello, Loki. You actually came out before me. How was your system reward? Quite bountiful, wasn't it?" After getting the room key on the first floor, Elder Sun Yun quietly "teleported" to his disciple Loki's room.

"Master, could you please knock on the door? I know you want to surprise me. But please respect your disciple's privacy, okay?" Loki was a little reluctant; he felt Elder Sun Yun was dawdling too much inside (the trial instance). He even considered just "hearthstone" back to the other world.

"Alright, Loki. I didn't expect your magic to have improved so much! If I hadn't brought you in, I wouldn't have been able to test you," Elder Sun Yun said earnestly. He wouldn't have said so much in the other world. It seemed that Elder Sun Yun felt more at ease now that he was out. Besides, he had just experienced some "intimacy." "Knowing full well that Junior Sister 'Ya Mei' (level 39) was 'fake,' the 'Master of Wisdom' Elder Sun Yun still chose to 'take the act for real'..."