Dark Eldar

The dream will eventually end.

In the level 2 map Kevin Garnier (51313), Markus woke up. The elderly man felt the version of himself in his dreams was incredibly real. "How could such a beautiful elf princess possibly like me? Am I just delusional again? Whatever, let it be. I'm old anyway."

Princess Eliza of the Elf race is currently traveling alone (coordinates hidden). Sometimes she wants to chat with her brother, or the "Scholar" (title) Markarth, but she always feels she can't stand the gossip, so she actively chooses storylines like "seeking refuge" or "running away from her arranged marriage." (Note: High-level VIPs can choose branching storylines or quests when conditions allow. The second-level map doesn't have strict control over "free will" like in the other world, where you must follow certain "other world rules" instead of doing whatever you want. Sometimes "order" will give "easter eggs," and sometimes it will be "heartbreaking," related to market share fluctuations.)

The tenacious human leader, Markars (level 47, mage), felt as if he had done something wrong. Upon waking, he was still obsessed with "eating the swan," his "self-awareness" gradually fading. Even if he were to "transfer" his old ID, it wouldn't fetch a high price. Because his time was running out, even the best "RP" (luck) wouldn't matter much. But Markars didn't see it that way. He still felt he had a chance. Having been through it all, he understood one thing: if he didn't try, he would definitely regret it in the end. Even if he failed in his pursuit of the elven princess, he would surely leave this world with a "smile."

There are differences between the resilient humans and the ordinary humans of the other world (different initial attributes). If we were to rank them by seniority, the humans of the other world would be the predecessors of the resilient humans, and their model order would be the "previous expansion" of the other world's humans. The specific timing of their "modeling" is unclear, but it could be that they were directly transported there to "procreate" (no historical record). There is no ancient history in the level 2 map. There are many maps similar to Kevin Garnier's, some even larger, but overall, the humans should all be branches of the other world's "ancestors." As an important race in ancient history, humans place great importance on "bloodline." Mutants, barbarians, cavemen, and even dwarves (created independently, none of whom belong to the "human race") are included. The resilient humans are likely a branch of the "Turkic" tribe, an unevolved race whose intelligence, physique, and appearance are indistinguishable from ordinary humans.

A level 55 Gwent swordsman has come to visit Markarth. (Suspected conspiracy)

"Good morning, Master Markus! I've come to visit you!" In the early morning, Quint said he had come to visit, but he hadn't actually brought any gifts.

"Ah, it's you! Please come in! No need to be so polite, Quint. You're quite outstanding among your peers. What's wrong? What's troubling you lately?" The tenacious human spiritual leader, Markars, was a "wise" man. He didn't care about worldly etiquette at all. He was deeply gratified to have a young person visit him, regardless of the reason, as it proved he still had some "usefulness." If he was always "ignored," it meant he was indeed nearing his end.

"Oh, it's nothing, Master. It's just... I'm really curious about something. I wonder if I dare to say it? I... I'm afraid you'll be angry," the Quint swordsman stammered, avoiding eye contact.

Initially, Gwent was a cheerful young man. He was exceptionally studious and quite responsible. If nothing unexpected happened, he could have become a vice-captain someday. However, recently, for some unknown reason, the swordsman Gwent has gradually become increasingly "sleazy," both in appearance and in his "interpersonal relationships." This might be related to his "offline self," or perhaps he's been tempted by the "dark side"... (Note: The allure of "darkness" is omnipresent. It can gradually transform a kind and good person into a "numb and indifferent" neutral individual; it can also drag a neutral person into an irreversible "endless abyss"... The most infamous example is "Morsayer," that bastard! Some once said he was the true form of a demon. After being defeated by the "other world," people discovered that "Morsayer" was merely a puppet... The dark side, like a shadow beneath the light side, is almost everywhere. To completely eliminate darkness, one must destroy light along with it; it is like a twin brother to the light side, forever inseparable...)

Markarus's dormitory was a "single room" (medium-level dormitory). He used to have a good relationship with several key human heroes, including Gwent and Beatrice (female). However, after he became closer to the elven princess, the other stubborn human heroes dared not say anything more. Some (regardless of gender) wished Markarus good fortune in having a "casual relationship" with the beautiful elven princess (the bright side); others harbored "jealousy" (the dark side).

Among the human heroes, especially the younger ones, who were consumed by jealousy, the swordsman Gwent was prominently featured. Gwent could hardly comprehend it: "Whether it's looks, DPS, DPK, gold, or in-game currency, I should be far superior, but the reality is incredibly 'tragic'—100%... I'm about to delete my account..."