Dark Eldar

The level cap is set at 999 by default. The high-ranking elders and heroes of this other world were well-prepared. Some elders with less demanding roles bought a large number of "experience orbs" in advance. Meanwhile, the price in the shop has increased (from 5 gold coins to 10 gold coins each).

Elder Morza had reached level 500 by now. He lamented that he hadn't stored enough "experience orbs" beforehand. (Storing massive amounts of experience points isn't easy. You have to import excess experience into them, rather than just idly accumulating experience points in "experience orbs" all day long...)

Elder Sun Yun's "Plane Magic" skill tree expansion unit popped up (a dialog box displayed: "A new, more advanced skill is available." Sun Yun secretly checked it and activated it, hiding it from everyone. No one knew what kind of "ultimate move" it would be. Led by Morza, many other idle elders nodded to him. Some of the "experience orbs" among them were "shared" by Morza without asking for any money or gold coins. (Note: The combat power of the idle elders is actually not weaker than that of Elder "Schopenhauer." They are not very interested in the "rank" system, and they also don't like money, whether it's "virtual currency" or "gold ingots." "Disliking" doesn't mean "being rich." Morza might be very wealthy offline, but he might just be poor like an ordinary person. There are many true "kings" in the virtual world who are just "ordinary people" offline. They are particularly interested in "PK" (player versus player combat), but they never care much about or yearn for "rank," "position," "wealth," or "marriage" systems.)

In the corner, the elegant and dignified Frost Elder "Celia" (level 87) remained unleveled for some reason. Perhaps she still held onto "conservative ideas" and was unwilling to spend money? Her apprentices, on the other hand, were all around level 200. They felt rather awkward seeing their once-powerful master "remaining unchanged." (Note: If Celia and her apprentices were to fight, Celia would still be a complete winner! The "level suppression" effect isn't very noticeable in the early stages unless her apprentices' skills improve or they acquire equipment commensurate with their level.)

In the great otherworld (511381), the once dominant doctrine, influenced by the secular concept of "hierarchy above all else," has caused every elder hero to abandon their "reservations." Their thoughts, when spoken, are brimming with a strong sense of "justice"! They would say, "Only by becoming strong enough can we better protect and safeguard our otherworldly home!"

No one criticizes her; it seems only the Frost Elder "Celia" truly deserves the title of "Sacred"! Perhaps she was out of touch with reality? Hadn't prepared beforehand? Or perhaps she lacked sufficient resources? However, every hero in the Otherworldly Palace now deeply admires her! Even though she is just a "single" female hero... (VIP3)

Celia's appearance clearly indicated a refined and elegant young woman. However, she was no longer young. Her beloved apprentice, "Iron Man" George, willingly traded a pack of "Experience Orbs" (124 orbs per pack) to his master.

"George, please don't do this. Your master doesn't need any help to level up quickly. The world isn't what you imagine..." Celia lectured her apprentice, her demeanor as solemn as ever. Although her level was far lower than her apprentice's, her authority remained unchanged.

"Yes, Master." The tough guy, George, quickly clicked "Cancel Transaction."

After a long while, Schopenhauer finally spoke.

He said exactly what everyone expected. It was all talk about how dangerous it would be if he didn't buy experience orbs. (Suspected "bundled sales")

Elder Wolfd the werewolf, and his son John the Wolverine, also chose to "consume." The werewolf's proud wildness, for some reason, seemed unusually "dull and lifeless" at this moment. Rare "Shamans" like "Firebringer" and "Roarer" were also appearing, and the priest team's leveling speed was extremely fast. The beautiful Elder Catherine even felt a "leveling-up" effect. "Yes! What could be more exhilarating than leveling up so quickly?"

The "Eden" team, a forbidden area in another world, has been in seclusion for a long time, preventing outsiders from entering. The lithe girls residing there are the true heroines. Regarding update 31, they continue to choose to "block" it. If they wanted "experience orbs"? The otherworldly palace probably couldn't hold them all. Various "small gifts" or "sports cars" and other "exchangeable items," exchanged for gold ingots, and then for "experience orbs"? A mere price increase in the shop poses no threat. But they've chosen to "maintain the status quo." (Eden, level 100, maximum level)

Once Loki understood the situation, the rankings (dynamic) showed: Elder Sun Yun was currently ranked first! Level 653, this ranking does not include the newly added "Dark Eldar". Schopenhauer was ranked 559, a full 100 levels lower than Elder Sun Yun.

"Impossible, right? Are the teachers really going to such lengths for levels??" Loki wondered to himself. He wasn't so afraid of "listening magic" anymore. (Due to massive "guild spending," this other world was currently in a dark period. After all, ingots could be indirectly exchanged for gold coins. "Corruption" wasn't the main issue, because relying solely on the other world's limited "military pay" to wholesale or bulk purchase large quantities of "experience orbs" was far from enough gold coins. The real challenge was "massive amounts of experience points." If calculated that way, the required experience points would be astronomical...)