Dark Eldar

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"Worst" and "best." Sometimes they coexist. Trials are everywhere. —Otherworldly Rules 311535 (Uploaded by Lei Yin First Generation)

After the update, numerous major changes were implemented. The shop was practically selling like hotcakes (likely a form of scarcity marketing). Loki, having upgraded, wasn't quite used to the new "skill tree" for his level. He carefully opened the talent page to view the corresponding level's new page, which was filled with densely packed small text—a full five pages long (excluding hidden skills).

"Hey, it's the same old routine. There are just too many arcane skills." Loki shook his head after looking at it.

"", "", "". . . . . . .

Loki quickly clicks "Minimize". Note: This operation will not cause accidental deletion; it's just for a cleaner look.

Loki genuinely didn't want to waste his skill points. He knew that now, the upgraded skill points would amount to hundreds or even thousands, but he had to cherish them! If he spent them randomly without a plan, he might end up with nothing to show for it. (A description of things not going as planned)

The hidden skill within the artifact "Hammer of the Creator" is what Loki most wants to learn (skill points are universal, but the number of levels is limited). After a significant upgrade, his artifact level remains "no level requirement." This is ideal! The version upgrade hasn't negatively impacted his artifact! Unless otherwise specified, artifacts generally transition smoothly, as long as they aren't particularly overpowered. Unless "Order" intentionally balances something, the lack of special explanations and prohibitions means "continue to possess"!

After traveling through various "modes of transportation," Loki discovered that the clever goblins could actually create "void energy waves." (Advanced Engineering)

"Did the goblins buy them too??" Loki had initially thought only combat heroes would make these purchases, but that wasn't the case. The goblins bought "experience orbs" simply to enhance their defenses and protective abilities. This was because "life skills" like "engineering," "jewelcrafting," and "science" didn't improve with hero level. The fact that the goblins were developing new "engineering blueprints" and "fragments" made sense; every so often, the goblins brought "surprises" and "unexpected events" (disasters like plagues; unpredictable) to the world.

We've finally arrived at "Pris Fortress" (111338), a new level 30 map. The otherworldly mages won't be here; like the Plains of Bitterness, it's full of level 300 "Ironclad Monsters"!! There are quite a few heroes participating in the monster-hunting on the map. They were initially afraid of the "big guys." Now, it seems most of them have gradually "adapted."

In the distant Cigarette Butt Jungle (111271), Loki carefully observed everyone. He wasn't quite ready to make a move, nor did he want to "steal the monster." The Armored Monster, since arriving in this other world, had been "lording it over"! He thought the entire map was full of "nobody" characters around level 50 or 60, and even Elder Schopenhauer was only around level 150.

However, not long after, Neltharion Flame, the Black Dragon King, became the first to reach the "max level"!!! (Level 999)

Revolver Sops (level 799), the deputy leader of the Ironclad Monsters, sensed something after seeing the system's "Homepage Comments." He became slightly more reserved; he hadn't expected there to be a "shop" in this other world! As an "Elite Ironclad Monster," his faction might occasionally have "Awakened Monsters." Since the early level 2 maps were relatively closed off—after all, the scale of this other world was countless times larger than their original map—his lack of experience was understandable.

In the "Dark Eldar" faction, Arthas VII is relatively "reasonable." He has not yet had any "conflicts" with any heroes from the other world.

Excluding those who deliberately overestimate their abilities to cause trouble, and those with prior grudges.

The screams of the orcs

There was movement

"High-level monsters are indeed formidable! The armored monster only has one stomp skill, yet it's so efficient!" Loki exclaimed. Before him, a hero fell to the ground—an orc warrior. (Level 259; ungrouped; green-skinned warrior)

Loki was too late to help. He saw the "brave" green-skinned orc warrior intending to fight one-on-one, but just as he was about to kill a small armored giant, a swarm of adult armored monsters appeared out of nowhere and attacked him. The green-skinned orc couldn't withstand such a "gang attack" after only a few blows. He hadn't brought a priestess with him, so he had no choice but to accept his bad luck and hastily end his "otherworldly" journey. All the money he had spent in the early stages was now gone. (Note: "Reckless action" is not advisable in this new world. Some heroes think that by recharging their VIP status and spending a lot of money, they can become "invincible"? They even venture into the "new map," unaware that the price they pay is being "forced offline"! Resurrection points?? There are none. That's a product of the Muggle era or the public beta. Since the official release of version 10, in order to achieve near 100% fidelity, "resurrection," "corpse running," and other "god-like maneuvers" are long gone... Unless there's a "reconsideration process"? That would require "Order" to review it frame by frame, which is generally impossible to pass. It would also affect one's RP value.)

After the green-skinned orc's heroic death, his body and magic backpack yielded scattered "materials" and trashy, eco-friendly items like "bracers," "leg guards," and "bandages." It's obvious this new hero is from the "Muggle world." (Implying: single-player; extremely aggressive! Extremely "disdainful"! The kind of unusual character who thinks this other world is just another "leveling up" AG? What?!??? Reality doesn't allow heroes to act recklessly; "cherishing life" is just as important as in the real world. In dangerous maps, bringing a priestess? It'll only offer "a tiny bit" of help, because priests and shamans are inherently fragile, especially those wearing cloth armor...)