Dark Eldar

Similar "dark" moments have occurred in this great otherworld. "Darkness" possesses energy; in this sacred otherworld, dark energy has nowhere to hide, but deep within the hearts of every hero (implying: offline), lies the "origin" of NPCs (offline). There can't be no conflict between free and paid NPCs; there is also a long-standing antagonism between high-level and low-level heroes. "Casual players" appear outwardly indifferent to worldly affairs, only concerned with "online time." But in reality, their ambitions are considerable. This can be glimpsed from the former rebel leader, "Ludar."

The level 2 map "Kevin Garnier", Winner Wetlands Fortress (311440). This map is a "key location" for the Dark Legion to defend against the Oni! According to the strategist, the wise Ludar, the wetlands not only have abundant drinking water resources, but also a variety of swamp fungus monsters (which drop meat mushrooms; edible), which can well replenish the army's "supplies".

But there's one major drawback, which is incredibly annoying: a constant, damp drizzle that lasts day and night... (No ambient music)

In the darkness, Ludal stood alone at the tent entrance. He had originally planned to hire local "primitive goblins" (rank unknown) to help his army build "camps." However, this plan had been rejected by Dak during the day.

Ludar puffed on a cigar (a high-grade stimulant, tradable), reflecting on the conversation from earlier that day.

"My lord, given our current situation, sending troops is not an option, and you do not agree to retreating to the nearest headquarters. What should we do then?" Ludar knelt on one knee and asked for instructions. He was still hesitant to suggest to Commander Dak the matter of spending money to build barracks.

"Oh, I think the current situation is alright. If we really had to retreat, what face would we have left to stand in Kevin Garnier?" Dark said firmly, his mask still on. His DK executives were busy running around the damp military camp, having no time to deal with important military matters. (Note: There are currently five DK executives left. Their main task is still protecting Dark. Dark's rank is now very high, and he no longer needs any "bodyguards." If we compare them in terms of military skills, although the DK chief can lead troops into battle, it is incomparable to the initial talent of the "Ludar" in "military affairs." For example, a junior chef and a master chef cooking the same "dish" will have vastly different tastes, textures, and colors.)

Ludar's former subordinates were all busy with their own "missions." Among them, the Enchantress led a group of captured city lords' princesses and young ladies—a truly "beautiful" unit of female soldiers. I've heard they're quite popular lately.

Many arrogant invaders, unaware of their own limitations, came to attack the Dark Legion, risking their lives for them. Despite a crushing defeat, these "invaders" were persistent. They held the attitude of "I'm a free hero anyway," relentlessly harassing and attacking the disadvantaged Dark Legion... Some were even ugly "half-humans"... (Note: Comparison of the appearance of half-humans and the barbarian Ludar. Half-humans are always an unfinished product of evolution. Barbarians, like Ludar, were once "powerful" and "tall." But due to the threat of the former Dark Messenger "Dark," Ludar's original "power and height" became "creepy" and "timid"... Perhaps "all actions in the world" are merely for survival... Otherwise, Ludar would certainly stand tall. He founded the "Rebel Alliance" back then...) There was a "camp," and also a "home for the wanderers"!! You must understand, regrouping a vast, disorganized, and undisciplined group of "wanderers" requires extraordinary wisdom!! Before leaving this other world, Ludar had even established a "delicate trust" with Elder "Wolfd," the leader of the otherworldly wolf clan... But all that was achieved changed in an instant... Ludar was forced to bite the bullet, abandon his former "career," and start all over again.

Ludal gazed at the damp sky; the final content and outcome of the military camp conversation were far from satisfactory. He didn't want to dwell on the bad things anymore. Sometimes he truly preferred to see and hear the faces and voices of his few remaining "old subordinates"—like the new lord of Gludin, the "Barbarian King" (level 66), or the obsessive "Slayer" (level 51), and so on—rather than facing the cold-blooded dark elemental creature, "Dark."

A gentle drizzle nourished everything. The sound of the rain was incredibly realistic, pattering against plants resembling lotus leaves. Occasionally, a few new "Little Elite Mushroom Monsters" (level 37; neutral; tamable) and "Common Swamp Ghosts" (level 33; neutral; untamable) would spawn in the mud. Ludar gazed at them, newly "born." Should he say something "useful" to them? But since most of these "monsters" were ultimately AI, words were pointless, especially since they didn't speak the same language. (Note: To master the common language, a "monster" needs continuous learning. This is common in other worlds, such as the traditional map of "Barbarian Paradise." The barbarians there were initially monsters, but through hard work, they developed their own thought processes and could "bear an ID." If an "elite monster" who has awakened wants to back out and log off completely, that's terrible; the free package can no longer be activated. The core of the order always upholds the noble human virtue of "life is precious." If there is a large amount of "resource waste," it will be recorded by the system, affecting one's "RP" (role model) score. Later, forging "artifacts" in some multiverse is absolutely a pipe dream... FampQ "Can I pick them up?" NO, no, violators will be stuck with the embarrassing situation of rolling a score of "0"... And later, "removing points" requires a lot of money.)