Dark Eldar

359 Apprentice Mage

In this other world, each elder mage typically has their own "circle" of influence. The higher the level of the mage, the stronger their faction. Elders like Morza and Master Schopenhauer, who held less demanding positions, initially had their own spheres of influence. However, due to the suddenness of the 30th level change, many renowned elder mages were unable to make accurate predictions.

Elder Sun Yun is a representative of the Eastern Homo sapiens. At night, he often enjoys strolling alone in the elegant, verdant corridors of this otherworldly realm. He takes a very open-minded view of the changing of the guard among elders. Elder Sun Yun has always been a high-minded and guileless great mage. "Guilty-hearted" doesn't mean he lacks wisdom; sometimes wisdom requires a certain "great wisdom appearing as foolishness," such as composure and equanimity.

"Hello, Elder Sun Yun!" A loud voice rang out.

Elder Sun Yun didn't need to look to know who had arrived. Out of politeness, he felt obligated to give them a respectful look. This was a custom from another world, practiced for thousands of years, and everyone had to abide by it. Especially elders with their exceptional wisdom.

"Hello! Elder Lei Yin, 32nd generation." Elder Sun Yun stroked his beard and greeted him with a respectful title.

"Oh, I was just passing by and saw you recuperating here, so I came to pay a visit." The 32nd generation of the Lei Yin family said this with a hint of cunning. After all, he was a descendant of a mage from the founding family of the Otherworld (with hidden family benefits; omitted). In terms of seniority, he should be number one. However, his ancestors had already figured it out: remove the "pressure" and "supreme glory" and let virtuous and talented heroes take the lead. (The Lei Yin family was indeed initially the largest and most renowned family! However, due to poor offline management and various other reasons, they gradually became more low-key. The Lei Yin family can also be found in other maps, mostly on smaller accounts, but in terms of influence and combat power, they are not as strong as those in the main Otherworld map! After all, the "First Generation of the Otherworld" was the founder of the Otherworld base!! No. 1)

In terms of looks, the 32nd elder of the Lei Yin family is slightly more handsome than Elder Sun Yun. He is a leaner, optimized version of a typical Western European war god (VIP5). His features are fair and delicate. His deep blue eyes seem to be filled with the arrogance of an ancient "Thunder God." The Lei Yin family's lightning magic is indeed powerful, not only capable of "electrifying" people (both area-of-effect and single-target damage), but also equipped with various special effects, making it a magic that countless heroes aspire to learn. Unfortunately... due to its special nature (sealing), lightning magic can only be mastered by the Lei Yin family. The level 30 ultimate skill with 999 max level will likely be equipped with a rather powerful "golden" ultimate skill. (In this other world, why is it that only one family can master lightning magic? It's highly likely related to "energy." It could also simply be a matter of setting; the established order doesn't allow other mages to possess this elemental special skill.)

"Respected Elder Leiyin, I presume you have something to convey to me?" Elder Sun Yun's words carried an ancient Eastern flavor, interspersed with colloquialisms from ancient Eastern peoples. Legend has it that this was related to wars between many small factions and nations...

Furthermore, Elder Sun Yun generally dislikes beating around the bush; he values ​​time above all else! Even though he has more time than he could ever use. Unless a large-scale, epic battle occurs, his chances of being knocked out are virtually zero.

Elder Sun Yun and the 32nd generation elder of Lei Yin have always maintained a good private relationship. If it weren't for recent "political factors," they generally wouldn't have many reservations about each other. As for the honorifics used in conversation and the elaborate etiquette, this "politeness" is entirely a matter of each hero's personal cultivation. It's somewhat different from the tricks often used by the free-roaming hero Ludar.

"It's a pity! I didn't expect that after so many things have happened recently, you're still the same. Carefree. I can't... Sigh!!! I... I don't even know how to describe you, my old friend..." Rai Yin 32nd generation softly revealed his feelings.

In the distance, occasionally one or two mid-level male and female mages would stroll, practice their skills, or even fall in love. Under the bright, clear moonlight of this other world, the sexy and athletic figures of young mages, warriors, and other professions in the distance were accentuated (they were not wearing combat or professional attire).

The young mages could easily sense that two senior elders were currently discussing and exchanging ideas under the shaded corridor, and they all maintained a respectful distance, not daring to disturb them. (Note: This is a detection spell, not passive. It usually doesn't consume mana. Having spent a long time in this other world, even warriors, rogues, and priests, needless to say, can sense the presence of powerful opponents or teammates nearby. As for forced detection spells, the kind with a formal skill bar, their functions are even more extensive. Some detect others' thoughts; some detect others' equipment; some detect the opponent's secondary class, and so on. Each level up unlocks a branch tree, allowing for more detailed detection of health, healing, skills, combat power, and even money...)

Beneath the War God's Cloak (purple 9), Elder Sun Yun gazed at the scattered, timid apprentice heroes in the distance, and couldn't help but recall their own youthful days. Back then, he and the 32nd generation Elder of Lei Yin were both apprentices of Master Joseph. Master Joseph had taken in many talented mages in his youth, including Elder Sun Yun, the 32nd generation Elder of Lei Yin, and the recently "descended" Elder Schopenhauer and the Fire Messenger, among others.

According to the traditional seniority system among disciples, Elder Sun Yun and the 32nd generation of Lei Yin were among the older members. After Schopenhauer was promoted to elder, he became younger than the Fire Messenger and other more famous disciples. Having experienced several major battles, including the campaign against the dark dictator "Morzaye," during which some elders perished, their names have long since faded into history.

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