Dark Eldar

The grandeur of this other world is most profoundly felt within the context of epic warfare. ... And in the long period before the forces of darkness had fully assembled, the elders and archmages of each class toiled day and night, maintaining their empty, monotonous "daily meditations," appearing somewhat "dejected." ... (Note: Since the defeat of the strongest rebel demon king "Morsayer" BOSS in the 20th century, the "other world" faction, representing eternal light, rose to fame in one battle! The period of peace they have maintained is quite long (nearly ten thousand years in virtual time conversion)!! After the official launch of the "Dark Eldar" in the 3031 promotional video, countless heroes have flocked to it! Offline, people boldly speculate whether a new "dark force" will rise? Is a great war imminent?? (Keep this a secret))

The "New Treasure Dragon Hotel" (818211) in the Bitter Plains—this hotel's opening on the new map has quite a history! As everyone knows, Jonah's capital city (832155) is the capital of Banshees, Edens, Medusas, and Worgen. There's a long-established "Treasure Dragon Hotel" there. It's a gathering place for many graceful Banshees, maids, and "trendy" girls of various races (heavily made-up yet still innocent). The environment there for "making friends," drinking, and chatting is particularly avant-garde. Some heroes even log in, quickly level up to 30, and then ride their mounts to Jonah's capital city just to see what the "Treasure Dragon Hotel" is all about. I heard that recently the top hostess is a "certain dragon girl" (daughter of the mutated dragon "Colonel Bacon" from Silivata)? Probably just a guest appearance. And who will be the pure "female elf" regularly?

The noble Eden girls, along with their masterful seduction, would never venture into such a place. Although it's their main city, the Eden girls always remain within the barrier; without authorization, no hero can enter. Eden's "rules" are extremely strict. Their missions and leveling are swift and decisive (they reserve the entire area), and even if someone manages to peek, they only catch a glimpse of their beauty. A powerful shield is always active, making it impossible to approach, let alone strike up a conversation. Historically, many heroes have "accidentally" perished because of this.

After parting ways with the beautiful sorceress "Unita" (level 458), Loki casually browsed the stalls and specialty shops, buying some basic gear. Wanting to further reduce his inventory, he didn't haggle over the prices and sold it directly to the innkeeper (equipment recycling; currently, there is no remote trading function; no automatic recycling option).

"Thank you! Great mage!" The innkeeper was a rather elegant, bespectacled dwarf NPC. After buying several pieces of Loki's eco-friendly gear, he was sure to make a fortune!

The dwarven innkeeper was puzzled: "Why, after offering 'Dark Eldar' as a sincere gift, an exclusive first release! Why doesn't this handsome young mage go outside and sell it at a stall??"

The inner thoughts of high-level heroes are usually unfathomable to ordinary NPCs. Loki would rather sell cheaply to ordinary shopkeepers than set up a stall. Unlike before, he no longer needs to "fight" so hard! As for money? And the various "god sets" he wants to acquire later... perhaps because the 30 major villains haven't appeared yet, Loki has already obtained the artifact "Mold of the Creator." Wanting to further enhance it? He thinks that's something to consider after reaching the "999" level cap...

"Unlike before, these days, no matter what equipment you make, it doesn't help much with leveling up. The in-game store is making a killing! Later on, just go straight for 999 god-tier gear!" Loki often thought this. Other heroes, whether elders from another world or ordinary "casual players," have basically reached the same consensus! Even the "little orange gear" (equipment bound; level 58...) that used to fetch astronomical prices in the auction house has now lost its luster, but due to its extreme rarity, its price remains consistently "unwanted." The number of heroes paying attention to its price is significantly less than in level 29.

The transaction is complete, and Loki's load has been slightly reduced (7377). The newly acquired gold coins also have a load value, but compared to the "eco-friendly outfit," they are definitely much lighter.

Loki doesn't set up a stall, besides wasting time, for another crucial reason: he doesn't want to attract too much attention. His handsome VIP appearance is already quite striking. He's already completely replaced his otherworldly mage outfit, but because of his overly handsome looks, he wears a "gentleman's hat" (an item) to conceal his brilliance. (Note: VIP1 appearance is selectable and can be rolled. When Loki created his character, he didn't manually select each option. He simply rolled randomly to generate his current appearance. He's exceptionally handsome yet retains a masculine charm. Loki felt that if he had to choose carefully, or if there were any later cosmetic enhancements for heroes, it would give off an impression of "insecurity" and "unnaturalness." Loki believes in "fate," so he's always used his initial rolled appearance. With years of experience, Loki's appearance has reached an exceptionally high level.) The standard for a good-looking player (meeting popular aesthetic standards) requires both setbacks and constant refinement! Just the characteristic of "calm, composed, and decisively deep eyes" is difficult even for VIP5 players to acquire easily; it's hard to cultivate without long-term, gradual training and accumulation. Many players mistakenly believe that "spending money" will give them an "angelic face," which is absolutely a misconception! Take "Old Demacia" for example; let's not even talk about how incredibly handsome he was in his youth! Even now, Old Demacia is still incredibly charming! This is largely due to his "aura"...