Dark Eldar

"Whether it's the main map or a secondary map, wherever there are heroes, there will be conflict. With conflict, the camps of good and evil are automatically and quickly categorized; they are eternally opposed, and there is no distinction between online and offline!" — The dying words of an unnamed elder in another world after a brief awakening.

The novice priestess, Alyssa, has leveled up again! She was level 55 a while ago, and now she's jumped straight to level 65 ("Ding!"—a crisp, melodious level-up notification sound). This would have been unimaginable in any previous 2X version. Alyssa herself admits that she secretly bought some items because she really didn't want to fall behind.

There are over 50 healing trainees in the beginner priest class. Most of them are beautiful women, some even appearing more dignified and beautiful than Elisa, perhaps due to the "fashion" (paid) embellishments. But observing their inner beauty closely, it might be difficult to tell who is superior now. Perhaps after a higher-level quest tests them, who will be better? Then we'll see. (Note: The virtual world is similar to the real world. However, there are many differences in RP, DPS, NP values, and various aspects including later skin selection and story customization... Many heroes always think: when creating a page, all heroes are made from the same model, so there shouldn't be much difference! Don't underestimate the capabilities of AI. For the sake of the market and customers, they often consume a large amount of their own hardware storage space to maximize the reproduction and make multiple copies... This includes some degree of "innovation"—namely, vectorization!)

At level 65, if Alyssa levels up five more times, she'll have a chance to participate in the selection for the Intermediate Priest in this other world. Kind-hearted, she's also become friends with their teacher, the beautiful Elder Catherine. Catherine quite likes this reserved new student, helping her with quests and dungeons. She always gives any extra team experience points directly to the simple-minded Alyssa, who comes from a farming background.

Behind Alyssa, there is actually a teacher named "Eleanor." She is the daughter of Demacia. This is a crucial element (main quest storyline) concerning the secret of her mentor! Alyssa has always kept this secret. She promised Eleanor that she would never betray her. Even at the cost of her own life, Alyssa would never let a word slip.

This includes Alyssa's daily leveling and skill practice. She stopped using the techniques Elaine had taught her, such as rapid casting and quick "egg shields" (technical name: protective shields). She completely hid them, and her proficiency in old healing skills never refreshed. It can be said that since arriving in this other world to study, Alyssa has always been very disciplined, never daring to cross the line (a common Eastern expression...).

Sometimes, after a fierce battle, Elisa is quite exhausted and doesn't want to cast spells on herself. Instead, she uses a simple "massage" (a free skill of the farmer NPC) to relieve her pain.

Despite this, Alyssa's combat score remained consistently low. Her performance was inconsistent, and her primary goal was to gain experience quickly and level up. Therefore, as a Holy Healer, Alyssa focused even more on "accumulating" experience. She felt that the less she cared about her "combat record," the more likely she was to achieve winning streaks... She used to be a little afraid when the "Dark Eldar" appeared, but now she was completely numb to it. She wasn't afraid of anyone anymore, and sometimes she even forgot she was a "fragile" (cloth armor) character... A significant reason for Alyssa's low combat score was her seemingly problematic "positioning." After all, she was a farmer NPC who had undergone a class change. Therefore, in terms of combat skills and experience, she couldn't compare to high-level heroes.

Like their classmate, Pastor Ichiki (level 80), she's a genuine noble priest, though her name sounds like that of a newcomer. Actually, she's "Sanas XIII" (the former Healing Emperor, now only known for his arrogant title), and she's hidden the suffix; she doesn't want to be too flashy. Regarding Elisa's shortcomings, the clever Elisa will probably gradually fill in the gaps, after all, every newcomer starts from scratch. There's no need to rush!

Fan Xuanwenni (Level 111), a mid-level healer in this otherworldly realm, is an instructor in the beginner priest class. She was originally Elder Catherine's "promising student." The main reason she was abandoned was her refusal to spend money... This aloof priest girl also has a flaw: she seems unwilling to continue leveling up... Whenever she leads the beginner healing class, she always seems a bit lackluster. Perhaps healing itself levels up slowly, and Catherine has long since lost her patience with her, but considering she is indeed a responsible and dedicated priestess, she bestowed upon her a new position. This sounds contradictory. But this otherworldly realm is forever holy, representing eternal light and justice. Generally, deviations are unlikely...

Endless meditation has long since enabled each of the otherworldly elders to see into the "human heart." They are more willing to trust heroes who have lost their "faith." As for heroes like Loki, Edward III, and Benjamin Jr., who are overly curious and competitive, they have their own unspoken management methods. It's just that no one will ever reveal them.

Loki and Edward had long understood the true meaning of "choosing your own destiny!" In his early years, Loki was obsessed with forging "some kind of divine artifact," but unexpectedly obtained a "legendary artifact"—the "Mold of the Creator"! (Five-colored; unique; soul-bound; no level restrictions for use)

The veteran noble mage Edward III may seem somewhat inferior, but his imposing act of "changing class" to become a warlock, and the super rare, boss-level epic pet he summoned—the Cyclops "Cyclops"...