Dark Eldar

Neltharion Flame, the Black Dragon King (level 999), has reached the level cap. When he learned that "Dark Eldar" level 31 was fully unlocked, his first reaction was to activate all the "experience orbs" he had prepared in the Dragon Cave. He was the first to climb the leaderboard, reaching the top spot on the overall leaderboard. He desperately wanted revenge; his rush back was partly due to homesickness, and partly because his enemies were no longer on that map. Meanwhile, "Apa" remained in the level 2 map, waiting to fight. This was due to Apa's "fixed mindset," and perhaps gradually, he would become as eager as his father to come to the main map. An old era, or an ancient and traditional model, has ended. ... (Note: No notes available)

News of Neltharion Flame's ascension to the top of the world rankings quickly spread throughout the world. The Dragonflight reputation also rapidly gained popularity across all races and factions. However, since it was a VIP5 exclusive title, ordinary heroes could only admire and envy him.

Flying across a familiar map, in his familiar homeland, Neltharion felt comfortable. His new level granted him bonuses to various stats, including a massive increase in basic attributes like "Strength," "Intelligence," "Agility," and "Critical Strike," but he wasn't satisfied. He knew that relying solely on level-up bonuses and the new "learnable advanced dragon skills" was far from enough to defeat Arthas VII, the leader of the Dark Eldar. He needed to start from scratch as quickly as possible. His first destination was—"Another World"!

The mid-to-high-level guards of this other world, the "Silverwing Killers," looked up in awe at their "Black Dragon King" (whom they didn't recognize but had heard of). They couldn't understand how their dragon leader had reached the maximum level so quickly. They themselves, though mid-to-high-level guards in this other world, were only between level 50 and 60 (without consuming any resources). They might think that by secretly consuming a few "experience orbs," they could reach a similar level to the elders. They were probably overthinking it.

"Please allow us to report," the male Silverwing Guard politely greeted the level 999 Black Dragon King. (Note: Level 999 is currently a "new thing." In version 31, characters like Loki and Edward might be able to reach this level through persistent effort. Additionally, "999" has an extra "achievement reward," such as a "dragon mount," but special ancient mythical beast heroes like the "Black Dragon King" cannot obtain mounts because their size is already too large; they are destined to be unable to ride anything...)

The Black Dragon King waited a short while before receiving the "Access Permission" command. After entering the colossal "vortex gate" of this other world, the Black Dragon King had no interest in appreciating the surrounding scenery. He directly clicked on the destination and, half-flying and half-walking, arrived at the innermost, sacred "Otherworldly Palace." (Micro-management: A light tap on the "coordinates" will automatically activate the "guide" mode, achieving "autopilot" and preventing getting lost.)

"You've come, old friend!" At this moment, the one sitting on the throne of the Grand Elder of this other world was no longer Elder Schopenhauer. It was the sinecure "Morza" (level 800).

Elder Schopenhauer sat calmly on his other side, serving as his deputy elder.

The Black Dragon King wasn't surprised by this. He was already quite used to this kind of "generational change" among humans. In his younger days, the Black Dragon King had a good relationship with Saint Santander, Elder Joseph's master. Saint Santander was a true "defense warrior," but all that was in the past. Now, if you talked about Saint Santander, Morza might have a slight recollection. As for the young Edward III and Benjamin VI, he was completely unaware. (Note: The Borta Library's genealogy records in detail who the true "king" was in each version and period. But what was history really like? Only those who experienced it firsthand can truly understand...)

The Black Dragon King wasn't particularly interested in the "history" of humanity. He didn't want to waste too much emotion on "newcomers." But if any hero from another world truly made an outstanding "contribution," the Black Dragon King would still "not be ashamed to ask questions." The Black Dragon King had lived for so long, experiencing countless setbacks, some even "inhuman." But in the end, he persevered through hardship. His views on life and "time" were fundamentally different from others, and couldn't be explained in a sentence or two.

"Excuse me, Brother Dragon, are you here to rescue your brother, Saberian Flame?" Elder Morza asked bluntly. He knew more about the Black Dragon King than the Black Dragon King knew about Morza. In the Black Dragon King's eyes, "In my memory, Morza was just an ordinary human hero..."

Back then, his master, "Holy Mountain Peter," actually favored the honest and kind-hearted Morza. But perhaps because he later shared the same name as the Great Demon King, "Morza Ye," people, both online and offline, expressed a general dislike for the otherworldly hero "Morza." Later, Morza even considered changing his name (using a name change card), but his inherent character remained "unyielding." The money spent on the name change was irrelevant to him; what mattered was his unwavering will! He didn't want to be looked down upon by the world… And now, how many people even know about "Morza," this seemingly wicked hero?

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