Dark Eldar

Rank does not represent RP (luck/good fortune). —Anotherworldly Classic Precept

The middle-aged human's name, "Risecom C300," sounds a bit odd. It sounds like a rather old e-commerce brand. The "C300" at the end was probably added intentionally. The probability of having the same name as someone else is extremely low. It's as cold and robotic as a robot's...

Risecombe C300 looked at his teammates ahead, a werewolf named "Rhino515" (level 175) and his girlfriend "Kakala853" (level 125), a taciturn banshee. Risecombe had no ill intentions or evil thoughts. "Stealing someone's girlfriend??" He certainly wouldn't have such wicked thoughts. He wasn't particularly fond of banshee girls. He might have originally wanted to find a human girl to team up with, but later, his feelings slowly changed. It's normal for an unknown hero like him not to get married. He doesn't have the VIP family attention of Edward or Benjamin. Ordinary heroes usually have 0 attention (0 fans).

The first boss in the tomb, "Mimi Roaring Big-Headed Ghost (Level 277)," has a gruff appearance and a large head, perfectly matching his name. He probably also thinks he can't beat Elisa's raiding party. In the old world dungeons, it's normal to occasionally have awakened mini-bosses (intentionally going easy on them). They don't speak "Common Language" very often; only the final, powerful main boss—"Gunterbil" himself—speaks it. But the true master of the Gunterbil Tomb appears as a "soul"... a "narrow-minded" being who lives forever in the old world and never listens to advice. This main boss might be incredibly powerful! The kind who has already figured things out. Or perhaps, limited by the original storyline, even if one of their elite bosses awakens, it's useless... Intruders might think they're talking nonsense, or they might be eager to break shields and farm money... Before the boss can even finish his rambling, they rush in and KO him with a single charge attack. ...

The "Dungeon" vortex gate system dictates that no player, or even the boss, can "leave" it. They are forever imprisoned within a dungeon, awaiting either repeated defeats by heroes or a counterattack by intruding heroes. Intruders share loot and experience points. While their levels may appear stagnant, they do level up, albeit slowly.

The pretty, clever Alyssa seemed a bit distracted by the large tank in front of her. She didn't seem inclined to ask further. She appeared to know the predicament of the middle-aged human, C300... "In a standard 5-player dungeon, a team of 2 women, 2 men, and 1 woman, or 2 women, 2 men, and 1 man, would normally have 2 couples. But their team, 2 women, 2 men, and 1 woman—3 women and 2 men—only had one couple and one pair of sisters."

Alyssa doesn't have any feelings for C300. She feels that C300 might be like an AI, but everyone knows that the human middle-aged uncle warrior ZS, his name is just a bit like an AI, but in fact he is a flesh-and-blood, introverted and honest hero.

Being quiet isn't a flaw. Look at the werewolf and the banshee couple; both are heroes who don't talk much... It seems emotions are indeed a delicate matter!

As for the dwarf beauty "Rezimaiguli," she definitely doesn't have a good impression of the human tank warrior. Perhaps his C300 gear isn't flashy enough? Or maybe he's just not handsome enough... (You can roll during creation, but it can't be modified later!)

"Okay, you got a blue dagger, you idiot!! What a day... Here, I'll repair your gear..." Captain Elisa said, handing it over to C300.

The middle-aged human was a warrior, clad in plate armor. The cost of repairing his equipment was indeed higher than for other professions. He silently accepted the assignment.

He didn't thank them, continuing to follow silently at the back of the group. His heart was completely calm, just like any other day. The difference was that everyone needed to bring enough medicine into the "Gunterbil Tomb," and Captain Elisa had neglected this today.

"Sister, have you noticed that things are going pretty smoothly for us today?" The lively dwarf girl skipped and hopped lightly behind Elisa, with the two assassins leading the way!

"It's alright! Remember to help the warrior get a shield at the end. Maybe it will drop! Because if blue items drop earlier, the final boss might drop high-quality purple equipment!" Alyssa said confidently in a soft voice. After all, she was over level 200; in the old world, she would be considered a "demigod"... However, with major version updates, the difficulty of various monsters, heroes, and dungeons has increased accordingly. Therefore, "level suppression" no longer exists! (Explanation: This refers to a higher-level hero dominating a lower-level monster.)

The "model couple," the werewolf and the banshee, quietly followed at the back of the group. They would sometimes exchange glances, needing little words to know they were thinking of each other, missing each other, or perhaps understanding each other's thoughts. This certainly provided a lot of "dog food" for Risecomda C300, the middle-aged single human warrior ZS.

Whenever C300 saw couples ahead of him, whether intentionally or unintentionally showing affection, he would sadly lower his head and look at the road, choosing to ignore them. He felt that one day in the future, he would definitely meet a girl as outstanding as Captain Elisa...

However, his expectations might be a bit too high, and there's a possibility of a plot twist. For example, his home might be "demolished" and he might "mine a rich Bitcoin deposit"... (Note: Slang, describing making a fortune)