Dark Eldar

In an instant, the levels of all the heroes in the other world were "devalued." Almost no one complained. All the heroes seemed "eager to fight" (fatigue points were temporarily waived), wanting to settle things with the invading "Dark Elf Clan."

Arthas VII (level 799) was prepared before entering, as evidenced by his level. "Gold Ingots" are still a worthwhile purchase for "Dark Eldar" nobles. Arthas VII isn't stupid. He clearly saw the announcement about the price increase, so he only bought 50 sets and stopped. (20 in each set)

Arthas's son, Apano, is almost level 300. He's not tall, a shy young man. His face is strikingly similar to his older brother Apano from the previous generation. Arthas's feelings for this son are clearly not as strong as for the previous one.

From his vantage point at the highest strategic observation post in the recruit camp, Arthas stared blankly out the window at the luxurious sapphire glass panel (temporarily erected by hired goblins). His mind, however, was filled with thoughts of the "old map" and the stubbornly defiant Prince Arthas. (Note: Arthas VII, leader of the "Dark Eldar" branch, had numerous offspring with particularly enigmatic names... Their unique succession system is largely incomprehensible from a human perspective. But it is precisely their special "selection" method that has given the "Dark Eldar" their unique "position" across the multiverse! This original "Dark Eldar" import plan was premeditated. Otherwise, people wouldn't have flocked to them; the "Dark Eldar" have never appeared in other magical worlds, or even the free Middle-earth. Legend says they are the incarnation of the "Undead," and some even claim the "Dark Eldar upper echelons" have fully mastered the secrets of "immortality"... But from the current perspective...) This section, or rather, the observation of heroes based on the currently logged-in "Dark Eldar" Arthas VII... Aside from their similar appearance, the Dark Eldar and Elves are undeniably more handsome in terms of character models; the Elves' skin is darker and cannot be "colored" (modified). The existing Dark Eldar are products of "natural incubation," making them extremely rare. Someone on the forum once "questioned" whether the Dark Eldar were also selectable; this record was quickly "forcibly erased." This suggests that the Dark Eldar seem to have mastered a method of "symbiotic" coexistence with AI. If that's true, they could definitely be called "god-tier heroes"!

[Easter Egg] What's the difference between a hero without emotions and "order"? The mystery surrounding the "Dark Eldar" stems primarily from their inability to be directly selected! While the Elves are noble, they are currently only "banned" (in testing mode), including the demigod Elder "Izo" and all existing Elven races distributed across multiple worlds, mostly displayed as "visible IDs." No particular race, monster, or NPC in the multiple worlds has ever been uncreatable. Some have questioned this, suggesting that a single tap can instantly transport one to the exciting world of the Dark Eldar's secrets in Chapter 301. "Can't AI create new races and civilizations on its own?" The AI ​​has issued an official statement denying this! "Can't computers deceive?" or rather, "deceive in good faith." The speed at which data is deleted from the forum reflects this skepticism. Traces of "Dark Eldar" activity still exist, indicating they are not the "program itself." The "multiverse" itself remains a mystery. Countless experts and scholars, even after a lifetime of research, have been unable to fathom the "ultimate truth" because the "multiverse" system is simply too vast. For an individual or a single server to fully understand it is like an ant exploring the world—impossible. Currently, even the most advanced civilizations, including AI evolution, cannot achieve "immortality." But the "Dark Eldar" may have. In countless AI simulations, the Dark Eldar's "magic" has had "substantial" effects, indicating that their future is gradually breaking through the "multiverse carrier." Hypothetically, could this mysterious race, through upgrades or "meditation," defeat the final "core layer"? But in version 31, they are clearly still very immature. Like taking only the first step in a long march! (Note: An ancient Eastern proverb)

Arthas VII's private message:

"My dearest Apa! I have successfully arrived in this other world. This map represents a successful large-scale deployment of our Dark Eldar on the public server. I hope you will come and assist me! You are the best Apa! I believe you will change everything!"

Prince Apak replied quickly:

"Father, no matter what, I don't believe you would think that way. Fine, since you've left, I will still hunt you down. As for your claim that you want me to assist you? I think, forget it. I am no longer the little Apa I once was, am I? Countless complex thoughts linger in my mind. How I long to take your place!! Until death do us part!! Respectfully yours, my beloved Dark Eldar Father!" (Dark Eldar Mystic Symbols - Common Language)

The Dark Eldar's emails are completely unencrypted because they've just successfully connected and have no concept of external systems like "real-name registration" or complex social structures. They might be somewhat similar to the Garden of Eden, but while Eden was "established by the existing system," the Dark Eldar, in the original version, are a 100% transformed form. Their existing map has 100% "deeply ingrained storylines and quests," "deeply ingrained ideas"—in short, everything is deeply ingrained...

Why didn't Elder Schopenhauer make a major move at midnight in version 31? He had previously fought alongside his master, Elder Joseph, against Arthas IV's "Savage Dark Eldar." Later, Schopenhauer also secretly explored the hidden level 2 Dark Eldar map himself. (Note: The "Soul Travel" method was not enabled.)