Dark Eldar

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"Elder Sun Yun, your ninja disciples, I think they're called Yamamoto? They haven't come out yet?" Loki asked curiously during their journey the next day. He noticed that Master Sun Yun's mindset had become more youthful recently. Although he was still an "uncle," he seemed much more approachable than when they were in the other world. (Loki's "intimacy level" with Elder Sun Yun was over 150, a relatively high "friendship." In the other world, under the watchful eyes of everyone, no one dared to do anything inappropriate for their status. But after they teamed up and went some distance, especially when it was just the two of them, the master and disciple opened their hearts to each other, chatting and laughing freely on the team channel, discussing and exploring all sorts of interesting topics.)

"Them! The ninja clan needs to train endlessly to reach a certain level. Let them stay there forever. If Yamamoto's abilities truly become stronger, like Loki's, I believe he will be able to climb out. Otherwise..." Elder Sun Yun suddenly stopped, seemingly intentionally concealing some secret.

"What else?" Loki pressed. There were some profound things that Loki was also eager to understand, even though they were none of his business.

"Hmm, it's nothing, let's continue on our way!" Elder Sun Yun suddenly became serious again.

for a long time.

"Loki, please remember, any ability, including skills, especially after you become an elder, you won't be able to buy good skill books. Unless you're a hero from a noble family, but even then, the skills they learn are very limited. Your master's 'Trials' were entirely developed by me. How about it? Do you think it's alright?" Elder Sun Yun said, gazing into the distance as he walked. He then changed the subject.

"Isn't it just carrying around a big FB (presumably a powerful item or resource)? Can I carry an even more powerful BOSS dungeon in the future?" Loki thought to himself. He actually didn't think much of Teacher Sun Yun's "ultimate move." But he couldn't, and dared not, ignore it, after all, he had almost been trapped in the "strange house" and couldn't get out.

"Yes, your master can teach you when he has time. But as I always say, you have to rely on yourself. Edward and the others are probably already starting to inherit the Edward family's will," Elder Sun Yun said sincerely.

"Okay! Got it! I knew that already. By the way, Master, where are we going?" Loki asked.

"Let's go, please click 'Follow'. You'll see when we get there. It's a long journey, how about I test your stamina first?" Elder Sun Yun had already warmed up thoroughly. He guessed that they were about to get serious.

"Oh! Training the same as before?? Don't forget, Master, I'm a high-level mage in this other world now. I'm only one level away from you." Loki was ready too. As a young man, he didn't want to lose to his master. (Note: Loki's thoughts were slightly awkward. Although he had obtained a rare "artifact," he still had a long way to go to advance and gain the general recognition of most heroes!)

Throughout the run, Elder Sun Yun maintained a steady pace. Loki, on the other hand, seemed somewhat exhausted. (Note: Elder Sun Yun had the advantage in terms of mana and basic skills like defensive abilities. Loki's level, strength, agility, intelligence, mana, and other parameters were not as "perfect" as Elder Sun Yun's.)

While running, there were various monsters and many low-level players along the way. Some could be vaguely identified as high-level and mid-level mages "training their bodies." Most low-level players looked down on high-level players. They foolishly believed that one day they could reach the same level, or even be more powerful than them. But in reality, even if all the heroes on the map were included, the number of people or monsters who could surpass Loki and Elder Sun Yun's "achievements" in the future was almost zero.

On the endless wilderness map (323355), the low-level characters were enjoying their "fun." Sometimes they would team up to struggle against a large "elite monster," such as the "Raging Rhino" (level 32) or the "Barbarian Wanderer" (level 36) they encountered along the way... On the same map, Loki and Sun Yun, two "experts," were still locked in a fierce battle. Neither would give an inch, constantly running around and desperately depleting their "stamina." Loki thought to himself, "Master! Master! You still won't admit defeat? I've even forged a legendary artifact; you might not be as powerful as me in the future!"

Elder Sun Yun's magic is incredibly powerful; he can clearly sense Loki's thoughts. Loki is actually deliberately "revealing" his thoughts this way, which, although somewhat "darkened" or "a little arrogant," is what Loki chooses to think. (No spectator mode, casual, relaxed, unguarded)

"Young man! Don't think that just because you've been lucky enough to forge some hammer or holy sword, you'll have a bright future! I've lived most of my life and seen it all! Having a divine weapon just makes you a bit stronger in PvP, what else can you do? You can't do anything you want. You probably can't outrun me, and I'll completely defeat you right now. You think I'll stop because of pride? Haha, you're wrong, young man! Watch how your master reaches the finish line first!" Elder Sun Yun's mind was unusually sharp; it seemed he was truly "determined to win!"

In the darkness, Loki and his master, Elder Sun Yun, ignored each other and continued their frantic training run. Along the way, wild monsters and even the "Little Barbarian King," who were preparing to rest, all stared wide-eyed at the "lightning-fast" competition.

Loki, on a somewhat wide path, considered using "Teleport"! But before he could even cast the spell, Elder Sun Yun shook his head, as if he knew exactly what his disciple was planning, and Loki abandoned the idea of ​​"cheating." (Logically, "Teleport" should be allowed, and continuous teleportation consumes a lot of "stamina"!)