Dark Eldar

Dark Eldar awaits you.

Some heroes prefer a "fast pace," wanting to be "instantly max level." The idyllic NPC life, on the other hand, is free. Because many players initially invested heavily in "game currency," "monthly cards," and "VIP cards" ("real money"), the later Order and Core Order systems hesitated to easily release "instant max level packages." Someone on the forum suggested a "sky-high" trial release?? This was met with a barrage of criticism, and the suggestion was abandoned.

The level 2 map Kevin Garni (515399) and Gludin Castle are already higher than the nearby Werewolf Kent City.

According to faction divisions, Kent City still belongs to Dark's territory. To centralize management, Dark deployed a DK soldier in each city, and later, DK loyalists in other towns, eventually merging the five cities under one DK's control. This was because Dark himself brought only a small number of "dark elemental creatures," and they were all highly trained.

The clever barbarian king (a rare elite) is developing rapidly, but he never provokes his leader, who is also his enemy. His thirst for revenge has lessened with recent achievements.

"Greetings, Brother Barbarian King!"

"Greetings, Lord Gludin!"

"Hello, brother!"

Every soldier in Gludin City greeted the Barbarian King with a warm address, while the elite monsters who couldn't speak the Common Tongue bowed deeply. The "kneeling salute" had long been abolished by the city lord, the Barbarian King! (Note: This can be deleted. Early-stage city-states have 5-6 etiquette modes, and you can choose not to bow. However, after much deliberation, the Barbarian King felt it was better to show some respect. He feared that when he first took office, the thugs in the Kevin Garnier level 2 map would cause trouble, or if a group of scoundrels entered, the lack of "superior-subordinate rules" and etiquette would gradually lead to chaos. The Barbarian King learned this from Ludar. In the other world's "former rebel camp," bowing or saluting was sufficient; "kneeling" was introduced by Dark. Dark was very strict about etiquette, especially when no one else was around. He still demanded that his subordinates be "extremely respectful" to him! Any slight negligence would result in death. The Barbarian King had learned this the hard way. He wanted to temporarily set aside his "old grudges," knowing that with Gludin's current strength, defeating Dark was unrealistic.)

In the level 2 map Kevin Garnierbordo (59443), the Oni King Rhodes is not happy. (Note: "King" is Rhodes' own title, hence it is only displayed in blue text. Generally, high-level titles like "King" should be displayed in yellow text. This shows that Rhodes' status among the Oni is not the highest; he is probably just a "minor king." Consider that even "Demacia" has not been completed in Kevin Garnierbordo, and Rhodes has "encountered" it so quickly. It is definitely not a big boss; Rhodes is probably just a minor boss... That being said, Rhodes at level 233 should not be underestimated. He was able to defend tenaciously and defeat the siege Dark? This shows that Rhodes' combat strength and command ability are very strong. Perhaps Dark could defeat Rhodes in a 1v1. Oni King Rhodes won a great victory by taking advantage of the terrain over the years. If Dark redeploys and treats the situation cautiously, it is estimated that a draw or a win is possible.)

But Dark immediately became more cautious, accepting Ludar's suggestion to send him to defeat Rod. Of course, Dark wouldn't stand idly by; he would secretly lend a hand. (A stealthy kill?)

The main image depicts the elven elder demigod "Izo," residing on a mysterious island in another world. He effortlessly "spectates" his descendants, Irete and Eliza, on a level-two map, aided by the World Tree. Although old, Izo possesses various useful spells and skills. With the help of the "mysterious island" and the "World Tree," he can easily "observe" even dungeons, trials, and some near-realm multi-world maps. On forums, some netizens even boasted, "Can the elven demigod elder Izo perceive the offline world?" Such seemingly far-fetched questions are mostly treated as jokes; no one takes them seriously.

Former rebel leader "Ludar" is about to unleash his full power!! (Technical term: describing a major undertaking)

In the Wetland Park (59549), Ludar is re-recruiting for the "Elite Critical Strike Team." He wants to carefully select a higher-quality and more well-balanced temporary team for combat. As the team leader, he stares at the recruitment notice, constantly pondering a troubling question: "What if I succeed? Defeat the Demon King Rod? What will become of Dark's reputation???"

Ludar, possessing the initial "Military" attribute, always had a clear understanding of how to fight. Through countless "fierce battles," he had privately summarized many methods for "restraining" and "suppressing" the Oni's fighting power. His reservations stemmed from his ambition. (Note: Someone like "Ludar," who spends no money yet follows the arrogant Dark in his conquests, wouldn't dare take on such a large-scale undertaking without some "method," or rather, "skill," or "specialty." Without an 80% or higher chance of success, how could Ludar be foolish enough to attempt such a difficult task as defeating the "Rhodes" boss? Even the cold-blooded killer "Dark," a top-ranked DPS assassin, couldn't KO this boss, so how could Ludar possibly defeat him? Ludar's "little calculations" had already begun in his mind... He was simply preparing to attack the Oni's "vital points," even specifically targeting Rhodes's "psychological weaknesses"...)