Dark Eldar

Between heroes, love and hate are always intertwined. Unless you isolate yourself, it becomes a "single-player world," where each gameplay has its own characteristics, but if you are too lonely, your mood will be affected.

Level 2 map Kevin Garnier, Swamp Wetland Park (59459). Ludar's new "Critical Hit Squad" (40 members) is complete! Given his status and reputation, he usually has the final say within the Dark Legion. However, the bond between heroes needs time to develop (intimacy level), not like people imagine—wanting to befriend someone and immediately developing a liking for them won't work.

Ludar even held a small-scale mobilization meeting, seemingly wanting to both alert Dark and yet not quite. He deliberately chose an outdoor location for the meeting. The other elites and heroes who weren't selected for the critical strike group, though silent, felt a pang of resentment. Each soldier had accumulated merit in various wars, and perhaps due to personality, race, or other factors, some heroes even harbored inner turmoil. Ludar's magical perception wasn't quite up to par (advanced FS skill). However, Ludar was fully aware of the discontent among the unselected soldiers. As the former supreme commander of the "Rebels" in the main map, he was already used to it. He was generally aware of his subordinates' various thoughts. Sometimes he could use them, sometimes he would use them as an example to enforce "family discipline." Ludar had even tried his "dark side" before; otherwise, he might have already switched jobs and become a member of the "Otherworld" (VIP1).

In a conspicuous spot, the even more alluring "Enchanting Woman" (level 61) had arranged her makeshift team before rushing over to participate. The Enchanting Woman's race was Banshee, and she was currently the most alluring character in the level 2 map, Dark Legion, besides the "Elf Princess" (though with a different aesthetic). Dark had seen many banshees like her in the other world, but now, even the Commander sometimes glanced at her more than once.

"Lord Ludal, greetings!" The alluring woman with a sweet voice was about to bow in greeting. She no longer needed to kneel before Ludal... Ludal knew the principle of "a rising tide lifts all boats." Although the "alluring woman" hadn't amounted to much before, her status had changed. Along the way, the prisoners of war—"city lords and princesses," "little queens," "maids," "underage girls," and so on—were all managed by the girl group, and the "alluring woman" was their leader!

Strictly speaking, based on rank comparison, Ludar is only two levels higher than "Enchantress," and even that is nominal. They are all under the unified management of the Legion's Supreme Commander, Dark! This is where dreams begin, and where dreams come true. Dark fears nothing more than the loss of overall "combat power," therefore, he places great importance on the "girl group," entrusting it entirely to "Enchantress" for management. Within the group, the barbarians, half-human elites, and other "cannon fodder" always harbor thoughts of "robbery and plunder"? Dark has long since completely suppressed any such "alternative" ideas.

Even cannon fodder, without a clear objective, must persist in "fighting" until they "die in battle"!! Dark's "evil," sometimes judged from a certain perspective, possesses an extremely "paranoid" quality. Rudar, in his previous "otherworld," implemented a near-humanistic, comprehensive management model for a long time. If it weren't for his "benevolence," the former rebel leader Rudar certainly wouldn't have gained the support of the "wandering army." Even at the very beginning of the "Void Fortress's" construction, bars, Even "contraband" items abound in the Void Fortress, some even attracting "righteous" heroes who occasionally come to "have fun." However, since Dark's forceful intervention, the rebels' situation has worsened day by day. Rudar even questioned whether he could betray Dark. Perhaps he made the right choice? Or perhaps Rudar made one mistake after another. Currently, the "difficulty coefficient" for solo players has increased significantly with the progress cooldown. (Note: The level 2 map and the main map, Otherworld, share the same "difficulty" cooldown.)

"Oh, you've arrived, Enchantress. You look truly beautiful now. Thumbs up. I hope you can charm our enemies." Beneath the giant mushroom, Ludar knew perfectly well that the Oni were immune to "charm magic," but he wondered, if the Enchantress were "without makeup," could she sway the Oni "Destroyer"—Rhodes? (Level 233)

"Received!" The alluring woman nodded slightly, trying her best to restrain herself from seducing her "former boss."

The "Vietnamese Drum" (background music from "Critical Hit Squad") continues playing at a moderate volume. Is Ludar planning to "loop" it? Anyway, the alluring woman seems to like it; outdoors, her long neck looks very sexy. I wonder if she's applied perfume? ("Cosmetics"; an item, available in shops and auction houses, shortcut "P")

The Gwent swordsmen were extremely excited. Previously, because the "girl band" was an independent unit, even in war, they were at most "support" in the back row, always maintaining distance from the frontline swordsmen and knivesmen (physical attackers). Some of the girl band members also used bows and darts for ranged attacks, further increasing the distance... (Note: Kevin Garnier, like the alluring woman and the tenacious human mage spiritual leader Markars, hadn't used a single skill throughout the entire battle.)