Dark Eldar

The mutated dragon king, Saberian's Tear (level 999). He initially planned to seek help from the dwarf king in Casterly Rock. However, after much consideration, he decided to obtain the approval of his dwarf ancestor, "Vedar II" (a high-ranking mysterious figure; level unknown), before daring to act rashly.

The half-dragon legion under Saberian's command, along with his former elite mutated dragon subordinates and the dragon maidens, were incredibly excited to hear that Saberian had been released from the other world! They threw a party to celebrate, but unfortunately, the second-in-command of the dragon race was already utterly disillusioned with them. He decided to undertake a major task alone first, and then gather his trustworthy subordinates. As for the young and beautiful dragon maidens, and his sister, Mirsa Stegosaurus (level 777), Saberian was probably still resentful about not being able to rescue them!

The main reason for this was the obstruction of the Black Dragon King Neltharion Flame. There were also subjective factors at play. After all, the mutated dragon king Saberian was arrogant and domineering, especially fond of the beautiful dragon maidens of various races. Some naturally beautiful dragon maidens, because of being mistreated and neglected, were willing to perform in certain low-class venues. (Note: Similar to the profession of DJ, except one is a host and the other a guest, and the appearance fee is quite high.)

Most of the dragon girls, along with other young and beautiful heroes from various races, were also attracted to the mutated dragon-human form (or dragon form). The custom-made BOSS-style model, the promotional material is bursting with hormones! It's something only super VIPs can "handle." Without financial means, it's impossible to win one offline...

Saberian's Tears soared through the air. The cold, white volcanic landscape shrouded in mist, volcanic steam drawing ever closer (high temperature). He thought to himself, "Everyone compares me to a spendthrift. I'm not stupid. I'm not a fool who squanders money. I am the true leader of the dragons!! As for my Black Dragon brother, he's old and shouldn't meddle anymore. If the Dark Elf Clan hadn't invaded, I'd probably still be suffering in that ice cellar in another world. I admit I was wrong (due to redemption points and frost magic in another world), but there was no need to imprison me. The guards told me to restrain myself, and I did. Damn it!! Damn it!!! They all deserve to die!!!" (Note: In both the real world and the virtual multiverse, there is no going back, and no cure that can completely purify the soul... "Sedatives" only bring temporary clarity. To expect a person with a mad obsession, a hero, or a boss to reform is almost impossible.)

While ordinary IDs can roll for and create super and epic bosses, it's well known that the odds are roughly equivalent to winning the lottery jackpot. In other words, the total number of rolls exceeds the first prize. Therefore, IDs capable of "selecting" an epic boss hero must possess substantial wealth or strength. Alternative calculation: approximately 20 VIP5 accounts are equivalent to one weakened boss hero.

They've joined the platform with their new game, "Dark Eldar"!

In the multiple worlds, many bosses remain in their "original" state; they cannot be created offline unless successfully defeated (due to their uniqueness). Furthermore, major villainous bosses like "Morzaye" are absolutely impossible to create! They can't be obtained through rolling! Generally, the bosses available for selection are mostly "neutral" bosses. They must pose no threat to either righteous heroes or evil villainous heroes. In ancient history, there were also bosses whose ambitions suddenly increased. They were all later defeated by the combined forces of the righteous faction. They also dropped the artifact "Ancient Eternal Guardian's Blade" (gold, stats omitted. This weapon has been legally "acquired" upon the departure of its owner, meaning there is still a possibility of it dropping in the present and future.)

Ironforge (900321) was originally extremely famous. It was an ancient holy site, and Dun Morogh, the starting village for dwarves, was nearby. However, due to the later rise of spellcasting classes, the traditionally strong physical damage dealers, particularly those skilled in bows, crossbows, and guns—the hunter class—were effectively weakened countless times. They were forced to place all their hopes on their totems or their "gods."

The dwarves always considered themselves the ancestors of humans. However, humans are now the dominant force in this other world, and it seems that since ancient times (during the beta testing phase), humans have fared better than the dwarves. As for who is whose ancestor, there are no records in this other world. The established order is unwilling to escalate such issues into new "conflicts." Therefore, these questions have gradually fallen out of focus and are no longer studied.

"Clang! Clang! Clang..."

The rhythmic clanging of the heavy forging hammer echoed throughout the Snowy Valley of Ironforge. Although close to the volcanic caves, it was inexplicably perpetually covered in snow. Bears (wild monsters) roamed the area, the preferred starting pets for dwarven hunters and a "delicious meal" for the mutated dragon king.

Even if dragons acquire a rare recipe, they will not learn it (cooking, one of the life skills, is not something dragons are authorized to learn). In dragon form, their appetite is enormous. In humanoid or half-humanoid form, their appetite decreases significantly. This is related to "resources," specifically "physical resources." (Note: Various video captures of dragon forms, along with screen-shaking effects, consume a lot of area dynamic resources. Therefore, in terms of feeding, it takes 10 medium-sized monsters to satisfy a dragon's "hunger." Of course, dragons don't eat the "scraps" of 10 bear-like monsters—their calves, paws, fur, etc. They only eat breast meat and certain fresh internal organs. In ancient times, the true first-generation epic-level original BOSS, level: Skull, was a representative of ferocity. Their feeding mode was to swallow whole, accompanied by strange chewing sounds, juicy... a truly spectacular scene. Unfortunately, level 30 is now rarely seen, and some BOSSes have been replaced by heroes, whose size and overall combat power have been weakened by more than 80...)