Dark Eldar

The new advanced map, Pris Fortress (111338), has been added, and Loki has now fully adapted to the leveling pace. When fighting elite armored monsters, he sometimes takes on 5 at a time, sometimes 3 at a time; he's particularly experienced with this method. In the past, it was common for him to stay up all night grinding monsters in the same spot to obtain rare materials.

The original Grand Elder Schopenhauer wasn't very strict with Loki. Loki's teacher, Elder Sun Yun, was even less strict.

With each stage, as the overall environment changes and the Grand Elder changes, the "ecology" of the Otherworld also changes. Before version 29, there was little regulation regarding high-level heroes "staying up all night" or "taking all-nighters." "Fatigue points" were only roughly regulated. As long as no one used "cheat codes," the Order wouldn't interfere much. With the gradual full opening of version 3031, the Elders of the Otherworld were replaced by the "idle" Morsa... Clearly, the "discipline" has now become very strict! Even the "young and promising" Edward III is not allowed to violate it even slightly. If Loki were to return to the "Otherworld" Grand Guild now, being expelled would be inevitable. Fortunately, Loki left "voluntarily," which will help him if he returns in the future. It's important to know that once "forcibly expelled" (OUT), one loses face, and the Order will also record it... (affecting one's RP/reputation).

Pris Fortress (111338) is a "pure monster" map. There is almost no NPC interaction, and the entire map has a chaotic and dark tone. The map is full of "high-level elite armored monsters" (minimum level 500) that are either intelligent or not. The combat power of an elite monster is usually 153 times that of a normal monster. Loki can only pull about 10 at most, and he has to tank a lot of damage by himself, and then painstakingly cast spells and charge up his energy, and then teleport away to "knock them down" one by one.

"Boom! Boom!!" The once invincible armored elites fell one after another.

"！￥GF￥TFFF!!!" (Non-common language; foreign language; translation omitted)

The armored monsters, seeing their comrades mercilessly wiped out by Archmage Loki before they even spawned... spewing out a torrent of foul, earthy language! The roars and echoes reverberated everywhere!!

The "ruthless" Loki, as always, pretended not to hear. He finished one target, then (shortcut key TAB) moved on to the next; he knew this was the "law"... survival of the fittest, survival of the strong.

"Who told them to be monsters? If they were heroes, they wouldn't dare to be so presumptuous, would they?" Loki would sometimes console himself with this question.

This high-level map is so popular that not many heroes dare to venture here. (Note: The advanced maps added in version 30, such as Cigarette Butt Jungle and Bitter Plains, have no restrictions. Occasionally, an elite monster will spawn there, dropping good loot. However, advancing to "Pris Fortress" requires a "ticket." Obtaining a ticket is both difficult and easy. It requires "soloing two armored elite monsters," with a time limit! The method of running around and slowly "wearing down" the elite monsters is useless. You need to have "real skill." The Order doesn't want a large number of ignorant "Muggles" to be given away easily, but if they are too "arrogant"? The Order can't do anything about it; it can't just give them an unlimited "invincibility," can it? Some Muggles become more determined after setbacks. After dying, they spend money to buy so-called "high-quality experience orbs," hire "power levelers" or "studios" to prepare their "starting gear," and then do it themselves. Some even choose "package 1213" to make it easier to carry girls, or carry their buddies or childhood friends...)

Late at night, few heroes were watching from the fortress. In fact, there were hardly any during the day either. Loki had practically taken over the entire map. Some high-level heroes, who were initially about to complain, were taken aback by Loki's monstrous (extremely violent) monster-hunting style! They vaguely saw the weapon in Loki's hand! Was it truly a legendary artifact? — The "Hammer of the Creator" had appeared?!

Even in their berserk mode (a veiled reference to a certain second-generation Loki), the team remained silent, not daring to cause trouble. Loki's raw strength was undeniable. No one present could guarantee they could simultaneously take on five level 588 armored elite monsters alone.

The "good stuff" that fell to the ground (high-grade essence, premium pure iron ingots, purple; glowing ironware; blue, etc.) and weapons were immediately dismantled. Loki barely picked up the white items; his inventory was almost full. If it weren't, the ever-frugal Loki would have definitely bent down to pick them up. The screen was filled with exaggerated loot drops. Occasionally, some "night owls" wanted to spectate offline, but tracking Loki? Impossible! He used his alias, "name change card," and "disguise" items far too frequently. Unless you're a seasoned player, you can't see Loki in action. Oh, and the new advanced map requires "third-person view." Offline, you need an ID registered at "Pris Fortress" and "Stand Still Mode" enabled! (Detailed Explanation: The advanced initial settings involving the core layers of various orders in the "virtual world" are extremely difficult to alter or partially unlock. Firstly, the dynamic key is impossible to crack. The physical layer alone cannot withstand it, unless "order" cracks "order," which would inevitably result in mutual destruction! Historically, no hero or individual has ever completely controlled an AI. To "forcefully intervene" would also violate the "law" offline! Therefore, various "foolish money-burning and VPN-like" activities have emerged, such as spending large sums to watch a hero's performance, similar to "idol worship"... all requiring sustained "economic" support. If one lacks offline strength, they can only slowly develop in secondary maps. It's best not to work on the main map of this alternate world yet.)

The new advanced map, Pris Fortress (111338), has been added, and Loki has now fully adapted to the leveling pace. When fighting elite armored monsters, he sometimes takes on 5 at a time, sometimes 3 at a time; he's particularly experienced with this method. In the past, it was common for him to stay up all night grinding monsters in the same spot to obtain rare materials.

The original Grand Elder Schopenhauer wasn't very strict with Loki. Loki's teacher, Elder Sun Yun, was even less strict.

With each stage, as the overall environment changes and the Grand Elder changes, the "ecology" of the Otherworld also changes. Before version 29, there was little regulation regarding high-level heroes "staying up all night" or "taking all-nighters." "Fatigue points" were only roughly regulated. As long as no one used "cheat codes," the Order wouldn't interfere much. With the gradual full opening of version 3031, the Elders of the Otherworld were replaced by the "idle" Morsa... Clearly, the "discipline" has now become very strict! Even the "young and promising" Edward III is not allowed to violate it even slightly. If Loki were to return to the "Otherworld" Grand Guild now, being expelled would be inevitable. Fortunately, Loki left "voluntarily," which will help him if he returns in the future. It's important to know that once "forcibly expelled" (OUT), one loses face, and the Order will also record it... (affecting one's RP/reputation).

Pris Fortress (111338) is a "pure monster" map. There is almost no NPC interaction, and the entire map has a chaotic and dark tone. The map is full of "high-level elite armored monsters" (minimum level 500) that are either intelligent or not. The combat power of an elite monster is usually 153 times that of a normal monster. Loki can only pull about 10 at most, and he has to tank a lot of damage by himself, and then painstakingly cast spells and charge up his energy, and then teleport away to "knock them down" one by one.

"Boom! Boom!!" The once invincible armored elites fell one after another.

"！￥GF￥TFFF!!!" (Non-common language; foreign language; translation omitted)

The armored monsters, seeing their comrades mercilessly wiped out by Archmage Loki before they even spawned... spewing out a torrent of foul, earthy language! The roars and echoes reverberated everywhere!!

The "ruthless" Loki, as always, pretended not to hear. He finished one target, then (shortcut key TAB) moved on to the next; he knew this was the "law"... survival of the fittest, survival of the strong.

"Who told them to be monsters? If they were heroes, they wouldn't dare to be so presumptuous, would they?" Loki would sometimes console himself with this question.

Few heroes dare to venture onto this high-level map. (Note: High-level maps added in version 30, such as Cigarette Butt Jungle and Bitter Plains, etc., from Cola Novels) Focusing on providing the most comfortable reading experience. There are no restrictions; occasionally, an elite monster will spawn, dropping valuable loot. However, advancing to "Pris Fortress" requires a "ticket." Obtaining a ticket is both difficult and easy. It requires "soloing two armored elite monsters," with a time limit! The method of simply running around and grinding down the elite monsters won't work. You need real skill. The Order doesn't want to give away a large number of ignorant "Muggles" right away, but if they're too "arrogant"? The Order can't do anything about it; they can't just give away an unlimited "invincibility," can they? Some Muggles, however, become more determined after setbacks. After dying, they spend money to buy so-called "high-quality experience orbs," hire "power levelers" or "studios" to prepare their "starting gear," and then do it themselves. Some even choose "package 1213" for the convenience of carrying girls, or carrying their friends... (...)

Late at night, few heroes were watching from the fortress. In fact, there were hardly any during the day either. Loki had practically taken over the entire map. Some high-level heroes, who were initially about to complain, were taken aback by Loki's monstrous (extremely violent) monster-hunting style! They vaguely saw the weapon in Loki's hand! Was it truly a legendary artifact? — The "Hammer of the Creator" had appeared?!

Even in their berserk mode (a veiled reference to a certain second-generation Loki), the team remained silent, not daring to cause trouble. Loki's raw strength was undeniable. No one present could guarantee they could simultaneously take on five level 588 armored elite monsters alone.

The "good stuff" that fell to the ground (high-grade essence, premium pure iron ingots, purple; glowing ironware; blue, etc.) and weapons were immediately dismantled. Loki barely picked up the white items; his inventory was almost full. If it weren't, the ever-frugal Loki would have definitely bent down to pick them up. The screen was filled with exaggerated loot drops. Occasionally, some "night owls" wanted to spectate offline, but tracking Loki? Impossible! He used his alias, "name change card," and "disguise" items far too frequently. Unless you're a seasoned player, you can't see Loki in action. Oh, and the new advanced map requires "third-person view." Offline, you need an ID registered at "Pris Fortress" and "Stand Still Mode" enabled! (Detailed Explanation: The advanced initial settings involving the core layers of various orders in the "virtual world" are extremely difficult to alter or partially unlock. Firstly, the dynamic key is impossible to crack. The physical layer alone cannot withstand it, unless "order" cracks "order," which would inevitably result in mutual destruction! Historically, no hero or individual has ever completely controlled an AI. To "forcefully intervene" would also violate the "law" offline! Therefore, various "foolish money-burning and VPN-like" activities have emerged, such as spending large sums to watch a hero's performance, similar to "idol worship"... all requiring sustained "economic" support. If one lacks offline strength, they can only slowly develop in secondary maps. It's best not to work on the main map of this alternate world yet.)