Dark Eldar

Only through trials and tribulations can a true Silivanas warrior be forged! — An early-world, nameless commandment ("The Legend of Silivanas"; Purple Rare; 13 conditions required to trigger the quest)

Loki sometimes thinks, "Maybe I really have incredible luck? Otherwise, how could I have actually forged a divine weapon, and a legendary one at that... It's just that I don't seem to be using it properly..."

Human thoughts are often unaffected by attention spans. The same applies to heroes; the limitations of thought transcend online and offline perspectives. Even AI can clearly recognize its own shortcomings (such as "infinity" and "infinite loops").

Loki's former classmate, SS Unitta (Warlock, level 458), has been secretly observing FS Loki.

She examined her former "friend" through a woman's eyes, even though their intimacy was far from genuine. Unita believed she could easily "seduce" Loki (using her Banshee ability; a high-level sorcerer can copy one E ability from another race or class; no time limit). But she probably didn't realize, or perhaps she did, that Loki was actually the very famous Loki, the rightful owner of the artifact "Mjolnir"...

In Unita's traditional mindset, she always felt that someone like the owner of a divine artifact should be very famous in another world. However, reality is always quite different from what people think.

"How are you? Are you settling in well? To be honest, I've already received a significant portion of your commission. How about I give you a discount, or treat you to dinner?" (Invitation, accept →→ yes or no?)

Early in the morning, Loki was on his way to Pris Fortress to fight monsters when he met his old classmate Unita, who had been waiting for him, in the goblin elevator.

Unita's hair color today is pinkish, but not too bright; she's worried about overdoing it (fashion item; paid). Unita has been away from the other world for a very long time, but for some reason, she hasn't aged much. (Suspected of renewing her subscription later, barely managing to maintain VIP 1 status intermittently; her identity is not "formally trained," and she's a "semi-free hero" who didn't go to the other world as an apprentice.)

In this alternate world, everyone and every ID has different spending power. Some minor heroes simply "get by" step by step, gradually advancing in rank, like George, the frost mage with the title "Iron Man" (a gift from his senior brother "Mera"). He's already quite high-level, close to level 600. He's the kind of hero who isn't overly ambitious but follows the rules (not a noble). For traditional heroes like him, the chances of turning to the dark side are very high if something unexpected happens.

"Iron Man" Mage George has always upheld his beliefs. He has a 100% attendance rate in various daily tasks in this other world. In team battles, he is a stable front-line damage dealer who doesn't slack off or slack off (RP). "Excellent" or "competent" are both good descriptions of him.

In comparison, Loki is essentially conservative. However, Loki's inner self and his rare attributes already determined that his "journey" would either be wonderful or rather bumpy, and there was a possibility of unexpected events... Any exploration carries risk. If he couldn't forge the "artifact"? Then Loki's ID would be a complete waste, considering the virtual currency he invested in the early stages, and his most precious time and energy. It's fair to say he didn't leave himself many options. What was his mindset at that time? Since he was just one of the apprentice mages in this other world, plus a mid-level apprentice, each hero had their own specialties. In terms of endurance, Loki's "cumulative online time" couldn't compare to heroes who followed a specific path. But the final result determined Loki's so-called "success." His "success" was only a sensational topic at the time, due to the frequent version updates and the widespread "doubt" at the time...

People are more inclined to believe that the artifact forged by the human mage Loki is a "fake artifact," rather than a "true artifact." Perhaps everyone still wants to forge their own "artifact," such as the great, legendary artifact—the "Hammer of the Creator." But they are unwilling to give up other "hopes."

The beautiful sorceress Unita belongs to the latter category. She earns money much faster than Loki. ("Commission" is a business practice that is legal in this other world. For every 100G Loki spends, Unita receives approximately 15G in "commission" daily.)

As usual, Loki, fully equipped with his sorcerer gear, carefully concealed his five-colored artifact, the "Hammer of the Creator." He didn't want Unita or any other hero to discover it. Fortunately, the artifact's length and size were well-suited for hiding. If it were another two-handed weapon (plus a sharp one), it would be difficult to conceal. (Note: The artifact "Mold of the Creator" is considered a one-handed weapon, but it can also be used with both hands. It's important to emphasize that Loki can put the weapon in his backpack. However, if an enemy appears or a sneak attack occurs, it will be too late to retrieve the weapon from the backpack and assume a fighting stance. Furthermore, storing it in the backpack prevents Loki from receiving the artifact's "special hidden bonuses." He won't enjoy the numerous detailed "bonus bonuses" such as 15 experience points, 25 intelligence, 18 agility, X strength, X defense, etc. Also, regarding "weapon proficiency," if stored on his waist or back, Loki will gain proficiency with that weapon, although the weapon proficiency of artifacts increases extremely slowly, sometimes even reaching a plateau...)