Dark Eldar

In version 31, the rebel faction's activity remained consistently low. The "Dark Legion" suffered because their emissary, "Dark," was trapped in a level 2 map. The various Dark Legion members who replaced Dark were simply "slackers," and their skill level never improved. This left the elemental race in a very awkward position. And there are reasons for this. (Note: The six generals of the Dark Legion are of high level, but they have long been known for their "mystery." Their exposure is very low. Among the six generals, General "Krut" is seen slightly more often than the other five. The current Dark Messenger is: Nuremwata, level 59. He is an unknown and insignificant figure. His evil index is also low, and his aggression is incomparable to Dark's. After the Dark Eldar were added in the new version, there is also a slight "name duplication." The Order is intentionally "downplaying" this villain. Their popularity has now decreased, and those who choose this faction are generally "regulars" who are there to mine. They then mail the saved "elemental ores" to their "alt accounts." The Order adopts a "laissez-faire" policy for this poor situation. One important factor is that the additional condition for "Dark Elemental" creatures is "VIP1 can apply to create," which is equivalent to adding another "paid ID" in disguise. Why not?)

The six generals of the dark elemental creatures did not lose their way due to market forces. After all, their "empire" was earned through their own efforts. The six generals also indulged in extravagant spending in the "shop." At this moment, they were gathered in the "Hall of Evil" discussing countermeasures.

The Hall of Evil (coordinates unknown) is said to be located inside the core lava cavern of the Demon Tower Mine (511311). The temperature inside is exceptionally high. Even the Black Dragon King Neltharion Flame needed time to adapt after entering.

The six generals of the Dark Legion were all descendants of a fearsome demon family. Their racial history wasn't long, but their history of invasion and rise to power was so bloody that calling them six nouveau riche wouldn't be an exaggeration. Later, they were punished by the holy and righteous "otherworld." While the ceasefire agreement didn't specifically limit their areas of activity, the six generals understood the unspoken rule and generally stayed out of the mountains. They silently guarded their "gold mine"—the Demon Tower Mine. This mine was densely packed with mining sites; if a novice learning "metallurgy" and "forging" dared to come here to improve their "mining skills," it would practically be suicide. The native "Dark Elemental Creatures"—elite monsters, heroes, and NPCs—can be hunted and gathered unconditionally, but are not allowed to be auctioned. The "mail function" is limited to the same account (Battle.net account; if anyone uses ores to exchange for "game time cards," the Dark Legion will severely punish them (dismemberment and cannibalism). Despite being a relatively unpopular race, the name "Dark Legion" remains unique. They have their own methods of survival. Only those within their ranks can truly understand. (Note: Elemental creatures are inherently ugly and mostly feed on ores. They are fundamentally different from humans, orcs, dwarves, elves, werewolves, etc. If classified by blood type, they are "cold-blooded creatures." Tracing their origins, they initially evolved from a certain "elite monster," belonging to the category of "mutants.")

General "Krut" (in no particular order), also known as Krut, is a transliteration. His level has been updated to 506, and his class is mage. (Equipment and skills omitted.)

General Wanshan is the largest of the six generals. His level has been updated to 603, slightly higher than Krut's. Wanshan is enormous and mindless. He uses physical attacks and is an absolute powerhouse. Legend has it he can lift an entire small mountain. (Equipment and skills omitted)

General "Megura?" (female), though an elemental being, is undeniably alluring. With her exotic beauty, she is a true enchantress. Due to her infrequent appearances, little is known about her. Older heroes may know of her less-than-honorable past, but that's all in the past. Furthermore, elemental beings have a much longer aging cycle, 23 times that of ordinary humans, and being a super-high-level hero, her aging process is even more rapid—for reasons unknown. The alluring "Megura?" no longer frequently traverses the multiverse. Her level has reached a high level of 501. It's estimated that she gained all her experience through "experience orbs" obtained from fan "gifts."

The fifth Dark Legion general, "Mou Lun Shen," originally had a long Sanskrit name, simplified to Mou Lun. The title "God" was added later by him through spending money. Don't underestimate the "God" suffix; VIPs rarely get approved without pre-depositing or spending a certain amount. Mou Lun Shen's appearance is unattractive, almost unrecognizable, clearly indicating a hero obsessed with alchemy. His current level is 322 (Assassin), possibly due to excessive spending in the early game, and he's now hesitant to spend more at level 31. It's also possible he's intentionally keeping his level low, but if his level continues to drop, he risks being ostracized and "dethroned" by other generals... (Note: The Dark Legion is not an easy place to be. If your abilities are low or you're in poor condition, the only rule there is "survival of the fittest." Having good equipment is extremely dangerous.)

The sixth general of the Dark Element Legion is named "Xiong Ba," and he is said to be a hero from an Asian gang that feeds on "Burmese agate." At level 600, his original role was to rival Elder "Sun Yun"... both powerful figures from the "Eastern Pure Land"...