Dark Eldar

The origin of the "Soul Wandering" skill: This skill was originally an exclusive skill of the customer service "MC". The ancient elves were the first to discover that the "mysterious person's" movement speed was unusually fast, so they complained. At that time, the core of Order, and the market enthusiasm, were far from the "blockbuster" they are today. It was quiet and deserted, with only about a hundred people. The physical hardware resources of the AI ​​were also far from meeting the standards of "pre-rehearsal". In order to recoup costs as soon as possible, the investors had to open up the "Soul Wandering" skill. Later, it gradually spread. Some elven elders had the skill displayed, while others did not. For the sake of fairness, from version 11 onwards, any otherworldly elder who reached level 80 could unconditionally unlock this "hidden skill". At first, using this skill was not particularly dangerous. Later, in order to achieve balance, "Order" began to drastically adjust the danger coefficient of this skill! Many heroes, even if they have unlocked "Soul Wandering", still dare not use it casually. It is estimated that one of their idle elders has never used it even once. It's not so much a waste as it seems. It's just that something feels missing. (Extended meaning: This is like in the real world, where we could have made more meaningful choices in certain situations, but considering "stability," "ease," or "comfort," we gave them up. Only when we're old do we realize we may have wasted our only life... and by then, it's too late for regrets.)

To Loki, any sudden event, though somewhat abrupt, left him silent. This was related to his long-term traditional "otherworldly" education. His worldly traits like arrogance and haughtiness had long since vanished, replaced by wisdom, composure, calmness, and independent thinking. Of these, independent thinking was an exception; perhaps it was something Elder Joseph had secretly "hinted" at before his disappearance? Or perhaps Loki had "awakened" to it himself? The forums, however, focused more on Loki's unique initial skill—"exploration"... (Note: "Aren't there any mages in the Otherworld with the initial attribute 'Exploration' among the high, medium, and low-level mages?" The answer is, of course, yes! It's just that the strength ratio differs. For example, the most powerful initial attribute, "Wisdom," is different for Schopenhauer's version compared to other elder-level mages. The "fine-tuning" settings are not technically difficult to implement, and people can understand them. For instance, even within the "Warrior" class, if the initial attribute is "Strength," and both are level 1 heroes without any equipment, some can lift a "stone," while others need to upgrade to level 2 to barely lift it. Note that the ratio is randomly assigned; AI cannot and has no need to cheat.)

The idle elder "Morza" from the other world spared no expense in continuing to level up. He retained a lot of excess experience in other forms. He wanted to catch up with No. 1 "Sun Yun" as soon as possible, after all, he was Elder Sun Yun's senior uncle according to seniority. Morza was also Elder Joseph's senior brother. In the other world, he was definitely considered an old man. Lei Yin 32nd generation always treated the idle "boss" Morza with utmost respect and dared not neglect him.

Level 800 is extremely difficult to break through. Simply use gold coins to smash it? Convert it to ingots on the black market, then buy tons of "experience orbs" wholesale... (Note: Mooreza's methods of spending in the VIP shop are just too "aggressive"!! The "Bitcoins" Mooreza spent are enough to operate a level 2 map... Is human nature always "competitive"? Or is it not for fame or fortune, but simply to light up "soul wandering"? Willing to spend all the "wealth" in the real world??)

Elder Sun Yun, who had just reached the top in level, immediately regained his "reason" upon seeing this. He dared not try to steal it again. Staying at level 750, he restrained himself and quickly closed the "shop" (window CRT).

Grand Elder Schopenhauer (level 559) remained rational despite the sudden increase in his level. He was perfectly clear in his mind: "Even if Morza's level increases, he should still be himself... He can't possibly compete with me..."

Before Schopenhauer could fully consider his options, Morza strode up to him with a commanding smile and a wide nod, as if to say, "Hey! Boss, I'm the boss here. You'd better step down immediately."

But Elder Schopenhauer refused to accept his own intuitive judgment (since perception magic is passive, he thought, "When Morza was level 199, he wasn't competing with me. Has he suddenly become arrogant?").

"The sanctity of this other world is inviolable. Things should be as they are. 31 is just a change of level. Why should Morza change?" Schopenhauer's heart was in turmoil, and his "computing speed" was particularly fast at this moment. After all, he was the highest-ranking power mage of the other world's elders, and dealing with more complex "games of power" was a piece of cake for him.

"Revered Elder Uncle Benedict of the Otherworld, I would like to ask you to rest for a while. I did not mean to offend you. The level of Arthas IV, the Supreme Commander of the newly invading Dark Eldar, is extremely high. I believe he may have reached 999. You, well? If you don't want to die, it would be best if I took command of the battle, wouldn't it?" Morza said calmly, with a slight seriousness. At this moment, for some reason, his figure seemed to suddenly become "majestic" and tall.

In comparison, Elder Schopenhauer before him appeared frail. Perhaps it was an illusion, but in the sacred otherworldly hall, this was indeed the reality.