Dark Eldar

The sacred otherworldly hall was instantly shrouded in a dark hue. The elders believed it was the color of an invasion by the "Dark Eldar," but it was actually the radiance emanating from the otherworld itself. The ever-carefree background music also changed. (Ambient music and background music can be turned on/off).

Wolfman Wolf was crestfallen and didn't dare to say a word. The 32nd Elder of Thunder also remained silent, and the Firebringer, the "Roarer," and other elders dared not utter a word. The new generation of sorcerers, Edward III and Benjamin VI, were completely unaware of what had happened.

Seeing Elder Schopenhauer's "timidity," Morza took his seat on the throne. The elder mages and warriors present were all seasoned veterans, yet they dared not resist Morza's brutal method of "seizing power." (Note: While the "power struggle model" is outdated, it remains a cornerstone in the virtual world, like the base of a pyramid, firmly established and unshakeable! Some newbies may initially find "power" and "money" unremarkable, but if they develop quickly and well, they will gradually lose themselves... "Order" has a profound understanding of this uniquely human social behavior. Sometimes, without any modifications, simply embedding "Game of Thrones commands" to enhance the drama of a particular storyline is sufficient.)

In the sacred hall, over a hundred elders, facing Morza whose rank far surpassed their own, all chose to remain silent. Loki also stood in the crowd, desperately wanting to stop the arrogant, idle tyrant! But just as he was about to speak and take a step, he was forcefully stopped by his master, Elder Sun Yun.

Elder Sun Yun sent a private message: "Loki, at this moment, I feel the same way you do. But these are necessary events, please do not obstruct them!"

Loki didn't think much of it after reading it, nor did he pay any attention to it. In some ways, he still felt that Master Sun Yun was being too conservative with his investment.

"Morza, please have some self-respect!"

Loki finally broke free from Sun Yun's magical restraints and shouted, "Awesome!"

"Oh! Haha! I thought it was someone important. Turns out it's just a kid. Your youthful vigor is just like mine when I was young, full of a sense of justice. That's good, but I'm the Grand Elder now. Please show some self-respect. We're about to go to war with the 'Dark Eldar,' and I don't want to see any disunity. OK?" The idle leader, as expected of someone who's lived a long time (a rare sight indeed!), maintained a calm demeanor throughout, appearing to be uninterested in conflict, and completely concealed his "greed."

"No! Let Elder Schopenhauer continue to rule! He is the legitimate one!" Loki continued to shout, completely disregarding the current situation.

"Oh? Of course he has his own position. Do you really want him to be the commander? What about me? How about this? He can be the deputy commander, and I can be the commander-in-chief?"

Elder Morza only gave Loki a way out because of the "artifact" ("Mold of the Creator"). Otherwise, given his fiery temper, he would have already attacked. (Non-combat stance)

"NO NO NO," Loki shook his head, indicating "I don't accept it."

Elder Schopenhauer smiled, though he knew he couldn't defeat Morza, but seeing the "hope" from another world brought him a smile of satisfaction.

"You and Schopenhauer can leave now! If you want a fight? I'm ready!" Morza lost his patience and made a harsh statement!

"Elder Schopenhauer, are you leaving? I'm leaving!" Loki resolutely chose to depart. He also felt he might not be able to defeat Morza, because this seemingly insignificant leader had always kept his strength extremely well hidden. "He's probably incredibly powerful."

Throughout the entire process, Edward III remained a spectator. Benjamin VI was also watching. Their minds were essentially "fixed" (plot mode; very shallow "awakening." Benjamin VI's views on love fully illustrate this. The beautiful and quirky "Lorna," a member of the Gold Rush, though only an ordinary hero, possessed a much higher level of awakening than Benjamin VI. This kind of "thing" is hard to describe. The rare elite "Barbarian King" also had a high level of awakening, but he paid with his "body"—it's not simply a matter of being "crippled"; there also needs to be a corresponding plot element for the effect to be good).

The once-esteemed Elder Schopenhauer declined Loki's invitation to join his team. His status was too high; did he really want to let Loki's good intentions slip away so easily? Objectively speaking, there was also an element of Loki "showing off." (Note: With Elder Schopenhauer's talent and wisdom, even if he's temporarily at a disadvantage in a certain version, he will definitely catch up later... Having climbed to such a high "status," he wouldn't be discouraged by a little difficulty, and his "teamwork" awareness is also stronger than the young Loki. Loki is no less impressive; besides his high awakening level, he has another important "parameter," namely the artifact bound to his soul, the "Hammer of the Creator"! No one knows the true power of that unparalleled artifact. Therefore, every elder in this world currently respects Loki. Rumors say that what he possesses is a "fake," but there are always heroes who "remain clear-headed." For example, Morza, currently the highest-ranking figure in this world, understands very well that Loki's artifact is the "true artifact.")

"Goodbye! Everyone!" (GQUIT) Loki said, then voluntarily completed the process of leaving the guild. He turned and returned to his dormitory, where he had lived for many years, to pack his backpack. This wasn't the first time he had left this other world. Previously, for various reasons, Loki had performed similar actions three times...