Dark Eldar

Exclusive! An exclusive interview and behind-the-scenes look at the creation of "Eldar," available only to those who wish to participate.

Heroes prefer to forget the past. They are filled with anticipation for the present and future. Every person, every hero, monster, NPC, regardless of race or class, wants to become the person they envision themselves to be. But reality, especially in a (blockbuster) "virtual world" like *Dark Race* where you have to queue to enter, is truly difficult to achieve. Even for the "rich," with countless "gold coins," hoping to instantly "make a name for themselves"? And when they encounter otherworldly beings like "Loki," "Edward III," "Demacia," and "Schopenhauer," it goes without saying that these superheroes can't achieve their current level of success simply by spending money. If you could simply spend money to fulfill your "dreams," you might as well become a "Muggle" (in a single-player world), where you can do whatever you want, even instantly transforming into the eternal "king" of an eternal world... (Joke)

Que Kinduyo (Level 537, No Class): As the crowd surged, most of the high-ranking Dark Eldar heroes chose to go invisible. Almost every high-ranking hero had unlocked this "hidden skill," and their proficiency was high.

Quai Kinduyo, the mammoth, can manually revert to his mammoth form. He checked his remaining humanoid form duration: "Over 3513 hours." Quai had consumed quite a few "evil potions" while in the Aperture camp. Neltharion Flame, the Black Dragon King, had frequently reminded him not to rely so heavily on "evil potions." (Note: Regarding alchemy. Strictly speaking, "humanoid potions" are truly evil... A few alchemists, driven by profit, have spared no expense in developing various "evil alchemy blueprints"; the Order even implicitly allows trading. Some have even attempted to develop "elf form potions," which are forbidden by the Order for elves. In other words, some paths are viable, while others are highly unlikely to succeed.)

The "mysterious portal" between the Dark Eldar and the Otherworld has been removed at midnight. Looking at the map (M), it now displays the normal map. The two previously unrelated maps have been merged, and you can easily cross them by riding a horse or mount; you no longer need to go through the previous mysterious "vortex portal."

Quigkin looked around; he'd seen plenty of armored monsters around him. But the lower-ranking heroes of this other world stared in utter astonishment at the towering "skeletal monster," barely daring to look directly at it. (Whispers, conversations, and gasps of surprise filled the air.) The scene was so chaotic that the mammoth-like giant felt like a "bathhouse."

Fortunately, there was no stampede or large-scale conflict. In the sky, flying monsters, NPCs, and winged pets all charged forward on their own. Quigkin followed behind the group; his understanding of this other world was limited to casual conversations with the Black Dragon King. He had no idea what awaited him, only vaguely following along with everyone else. (Analysis: The Order AI is fully aware of the opening of version 31 and the original import plan of the "Dark Eldar"! Its "rough" execution is based on certain reasons. Various elaborate and tragic versions have been tried before, some with good results, others less than ideal. This version 31 update is not the otherworldly AI acting on its own initiative; all "updates" have been pre-rehearsed and approved by the "core layer." More innovative or attractive solutions are "generated in this way." Offline investment tycoons generally trust AI. As long as their "colonization plan" is effectively terminated, they can do whatever they want in the "virtual world," ensuring their own livelihood and giving them a sense of "superiority" in their company's operations. They thank the "AI" executive for this. Of course, the "market dynamics supervision and oversight department" is absolutely capable of effectively monitoring AI behavior. It's said that there isn't a single computer there; all approvals, trials, and judgments are completed entirely by "human brains." It's a rather mysterious human "social science" organization...)

On the map of another world, Benjamin VI (level 61, mage), who was outside welcoming them, was completely dumbfounded. He stared, speechless, at the towering "iron behemoths" coming and going. Their levels were vastly different from his own; one monster was over level 300, and he was only seeing low-level ones. If Benjamin had seen level 600 monsters, he would have been even more astonished.

The sacred otherworldly temple (511381) appears outwardly peaceful, as always. The massive changes in Chapter 31 seem to have had no effect on them. However, this is merely an illusion. Every hero, including those in the dormitory, senses—"Danger is imminent." ... (including Alyssa, a female priest who has just advanced to the beginner level).

An "Important Announcement" from another world has just been released:

"Everyone, please be careful. The Dark Eldar have arrived!" (The simpler the announcement, the more important it is!!)

Elder Sun Yun and Loki had already "hearthstoned" back to their respective "meditation areas." (Otherworldly Palace)

The sacred hall's "protective shield" has been activated, and various upgrade "notification sounds" are rising and falling within the hall! Some of these sounds are also experiencing "sound jamming" or "lag," and the visuals are intermittent and not very smooth.

Loki, too, carefully followed Elder Schopenhauer's instructions (main quest) and consumed all the "experience orbs" (paid items, soul-bound, untradeable) in his magic inventory. Elder Sun Yun's leveling speed was clearly the fastest among all the elders! His notification sounds and flashing animations were also the most consistent, without any delay whatsoever. (Suspected 10-gigabit fiber optic cable)

"Wow! Level 513!!!" Loki exclaimed to himself after peeking! He hadn't expected his master to be so talented!

Looking at Elder Schopenhauer again, "Level 450!" Inside the hall, the various system notifications hadn't finished, clearly indicating that Elder Schopenhauer was still leveling up. (Note: The notification sounds for physical and magical classes are slightly different.)

Loki barely reached level 103, sweating profusely and steaming hot. Going any higher, he clearly felt extremely fatigued (level 1001 required a "massive" amount of experience points), and as a new generation hero, plus the high price of "experience orbs" in the shop...

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