Dark Eldar

The "Gang Heroes" (introduced) are matched up against Elder Sun Yun's "Ninjas." In previous versions, they frequently gathered for PvP, issuing challenges... Gradually, people lost interest in the old ways. Due to the weakening of physical classes, the Ninja Clan (introduced) has largely relocated to a level-two exclusive map. The charging model for training "Ninja" heroes there remains unchanged, meaning their leader, "Zhi Qiu Yi Ye" (level unknown), can be teleported back to battle at any time upon request.

The dark elemental creature general "Xiong Ba"—what an imposing and invincible name! Rumors and his introduction state that before his class change, he ran a gang called "Tianxia Hui." Later, he brought a few elites (thugs) to this "other world," and to "conceal his identity," he deliberately changed his race as well. This was likely to avoid being hunted down by enemies. The reason he retained the name Xiong Ba is speculated to be because he feared "trading it elsewhere"! (Note: In the original version, the name and race can be changed.)

A good name can bring good luck. For example, "Loki"—such a good name, yet it was easily registered by a natural person named Loki. Names like "Edward III" and "Benjamin VI" were already registered by noble wizards. Forums speculate that perhaps the previous generation named Loki "just died," leaving the name available for Loki to "pick up" (a virtual internet slang term describing getting a small advantage).

Loki considered himself rather unlucky... The artifact in his possession had been quite "unsettled" lately. (Note: Artifacts are different from ordinary high-level weapons. To subdue the advanced energy within them requires a great deal of effort to adapt to. It's not like what ordinary people imagine: "Once you wear it, it's a one-time solution..." What a great idea! But in reality, if not handled properly, the most dangerous thing is being "devoured"!! Once an artifact becomes dissatisfied (incompatible) with its soul-bound master, it will create a "reaction force." It's not that "artifacts can eat people," but rather that artifacts can indirectly change or influence the main plot. The reason "Order" carefully selected artifacts with gentle and peaceful personalities, while also considering innovative spirit...) The "ID" of God, its greed must be controlled within a certain range, and the various internal review standards will always remain a secret. However, there is no shortage of heated discussions in offline forums. Some secrets are no longer secrets, but the reason people are unaware is that most people are unwilling to believe it, namely: "inappropriate remarks!" "Public announcement" is not allowed unless you are a seasoned "casual user"; most people log in primarily for "entertainment." It's like "magic"—no one wants to seriously watch the "deciphering," believing that if they know everything, the fun is gone. (This is both true and false; subjective judgment is always difficult to make accurately.)

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After leaving the other world, Loki chose to travel on foot, a method he frequently used. He even "returned" his experience orb to the shop. He didn't intend to take advantage of the situation. However, the shop only accepted "unopened" items, returning them in sets; they refused to accept items individually. Even complaints would be legally rejected.

"Level 113" is Loki's current actual level. His body's fluctuations are significant, also related to the artifact's coefficient adjustment. The skills and various benefits originally added by the upgrade system are now all being taken back! The artifact's energy also fluctuates greatly after this "adjustment." The added super-high critical hit rate and various hidden talents also need to be completely reverted. Finally, Loki successfully completed the "return," going back and forth to the shop. He actually gained over 20 levels for free, a considerable gain! Loki was particularly satisfied. "Wow! I barely spent any money, and I still gained experience!" Loki secretly rejoiced! He wanted to continue "cashing out"... He didn't dare to make a big fuss yet, fearing discovery by the Order or the "core layer" finding a loophole...

[Top Secret] Loki's initial attribute is "exploration," which means he's likely to discover small vulnerabilities in the AI ​​at any time—technically known as "hidden bugs from unrevised versions." Previously, Order would offer hefty "bounties," rewarding a certain amount of "virtual currency" for each bug fixed. But now, Order's physical capabilities are top-tier. It's even become a bit "arrogant"... But this is a good thing for the large "consumer group." Especially for heroes with exceptionally high "exploration" talent, during version updates and periods of significant story additions, as long as they diligently and repeatedly explore (e.g., frequently using the old trick of "exploiting bugs" for points), they should be able to find "reasonable vulnerabilities." A "reasonable vulnerability" generally refers to one that, if not fixed in time, won't cause any major world-wide impact; it doesn't fall under the category of a "virus." As for heroes like Loki, or others more adept at "tinkering," discovering small tricks for "fast leveling" and "fast money making" is also "reasonable." But what Loki discovered this time was—"Top Secret"!! He certainly wouldn't easily tell anyone. Because once too many people know this method, the "method" will be immediately patched. 100% "Top Secret"! From an outsider's perspective, it's hard to doubt whether Loki has ever used similar "methods" to obtain the "artifact"—the "Hammer of the Creator"? "Maybe not?" In short, everything has loopholes. Don't be fooled by the fact that "order" seems to be able to "control" everything? In reality, the "viruses" that AI fears are endless, but human technology is simply unable to "detect" them yet.