Dark Eldar

When Loki saw the familiar golden exclamation mark appear for the quest, he was utterly astonished! Alert, he immediately canceled the action. This left the dwarves and the "spectator heroes" present puzzled. Initially, they thought this highly renowned otherworldly archmage was about to demonstrate some skill, but it turned out to be just a "code error"? Or perhaps a "virtual imaging" spell? (A kind of illusion; even clicking to claim it wouldn't work).

"Please disperse, everyone. We'll have a chance to meet again. The forces of darkness are about to rise. You've all probably heard about it since the mysterious appearance of the 30 Dark Eldar. This new race isn't as peace-loving as we are! They're probably a primitive race from the beginning; otherwise, why would they be named 'Darkness'? Why not 'Light'? Come on! Let's work together!!" Loki uttered a few seemingly superfluous words. (Dialogue, containing both system elements and Loki's own original content, a hybrid, but completely different from AI-generated dialogue!)

"Applause!" "Roars!" "For the Otherworld!" "For the Horde!" "For..." Everyone was in high spirits, as if bewitched, wanting to join Loki's guild? (G)

However, Loki was all alone, and had neither created nor planned to create a "new guild." Deep down, he still leaned towards the "other world." That was, after all, the oldest, the highest-ranking! The most prestigious and prestigious Frost Mage guild!

The awkwardness everyone felt was something only they themselves could truly understand. Loki, sensing the time was right, teleported away without saying goodbye or adding anyone as a friend.

Soon after, Cigarette Butt Forest returned to its previous state, except that the five-person dwarf team seemed to be fighting monsters even more diligently.

"A hero who dares to choose a dwarf must have a big heart, right?" Loki muttered to himself after seeing this from his hiding place. He hadn't left the Cigarette Butt Jungle yet, concealed within "Transparent Shadow" (advanced magic). He then carefully and repeatedly analyzed the previous "error," feeling that another opportunity might be on its way...

In the wilderness, without official rank, issuing a non-request-for-help mission is usually impossible (without authorization). But Loki actually did it? "Could it really be a bug?? There's no reason why I could withdraw the mission?? What's going on??"

"Could it be a novel setting for level 30? No! That's even more impossible! If they just randomly assign missions to other heroes, what's the difference between that and 'kidnapping'? It definitely won't be like that..." Loki fell into deep thought.

His attribute is "Exploration" (rare), meaning he's almost considered every single possibility...

Loki thought, "If the map bug is changed to another nearby map, it might not work. What if the executor goes to another map, like the previous Bitter Plains order? It hasn't been executed yet, so it's unclear. But one thing is certain! I absolutely dare not use it recklessly. I would only dare to risk using it when there is an extreme need for a certain high-level item."

If discovered by the authorities, your RP (Reputation Points) may be revoked... (Note: Since most bugs are due to system issues, the "punishment mode" is generally not activated. However, if exploited maliciously, it constitutes a crime? Then it must be severely punished!! The laws of the "virtual world" are largely similar in structure to those of the real world.)

The experiment unfolded: Loki intentionally tried it on other maps, and the results confirmed his earlier suspicions. He could only generate quests by issuing them in the Cigarette Butt Jungle! The quest recipients could cross-domain maps to execute subsequent sub-quests... Loki was finally relieved after fully understanding. He carefully kept this secret to himself, hiding it well! He didn't tell anyone (to prevent "mind-reading" spells). As for why there was that "error"? Loki didn't delve into it. He feared it was a trap. If he focused all his energy on a certain "bug," he would end up like many of the previous "meditation masters" in this other world, ultimately becoming "slaves" of the "core layer" (with lifetime achievement rewards)... Loki feared developing into that kind of pattern...

The number of armored monsters and elite monsters in Cigarette Butt Jungle (111271) is far less than in another map, Pris Fortress. (111271)

To fight monsters more efficiently and avoid being watched, Loki deliberately went to the more difficult Pris Fortress.

Before entering the fortress, one must pass a "test." Taking on two level 599 "Guardian Ironclad Monsters" single-handedly was a piece of cake for Loki, a high-level artifact mage. The giant guardians fell to the ground without a trace, utterly powerless! Loki was quite satisfied with their loot: "Dull THE" (blue), quantity: 5 (100 can be combined to form 1 "Dull THE1"; and so on).

Loki quickly picked up the loot, mounted his mount, and patrolled a secluded spot in the fortress. As seen on the minimap, there were very few high-level heroes leveling up there.

High-level mages from another world might teleport here in groups to level up or farm valuable materials, but none of them came today. Loki also carefully explored nearly half the map before finally settling down. He felt he needed to test his monster-hunting abilities, especially against the newly added "Giant Elite Armored Monster"!

"Da da! Thump! Ta! ˉ▽￣～Tch!" The intense scene was quite shocking!! A completely different sensory experience compared to the other heroes fighting elite monsters in the Cigarette Butt Jungle. Loki's high spell damage was almost insane; some of his arcane damage was achieved by 1 hitting 3 targets simultaneously, resulting in a violent, stacked attack... Loud noise (sonic boom effects)...

After fighting for about half an hour, the respawn rate of the armored monsters around them clearly couldn't keep up with Loki's finishing speed.

Although the monster-slaying was fast, Loki didn't seem satisfied. He felt as if the damage bonus from his artifact was being limited. Before, his group attacks would have been even faster and more efficient! But now, it clearly felt inadequate... a vague, indescribable feeling...