Dark Eldar

Eternal magic is devouring your soul! —Otherworldly Commandments

With Elder Morza of the Otherworld reaching level 999 first, many other elders followed suit, maxing out their levels. These included Sun Yun, Schopenhauer, the beautiful priestess Elder Catherine, the idle Elder Radolf (Magic Hunter), Memera (High-end Rogue), and Jones V (FS). Many of them were relatively unknown; although they were indeed elders of the Otherworld, their abilities and damage output were limited, preventing them from appearing on the leaderboards despite their existence. Their fan base was also quite small. (Except for Sun Yun, Catherine, and Schopenhauer).

The werewolf elders of the Wolfd faction are still considered conservative. They remain clear-headed about their werewolf clan, whether warriors or shamans. Their profession is "themselves," much like Wolverine from the Wolverine family (or a mutated werewolf). Their fists are their "gauntlets." The advantage is easier leveling up and lower costs; however, if they want to use other two-handed or one-handed weapons later in the game, or any other weapons, their proficiency will increase much slower than other races.

The young, mid-level, highly skilled (and promising) mage, Edward III, hesitated as he neared the level cap. He secretly desired to reach the maximum level quickly, but due to his special status...

"If we follow the old calendar, I should be in the advanced mage rank. But this is version 30. Some of the original assessment methods, such as directly becoming an elder at level 90 or 100, have long been rendered obsolete. My master, Professor Schopenhauer, is only at the maximum level. If I follow him to the maximum level, would that make sense?" Edward III pondered in his comfortable and elegant single room in the advanced magic apprentice dormitory.

His master, Schopenhauer, was "demoted," which had an indescribable negative impact on his psyche. It wasn't as exaggerated as the "worry, despair, or banging one's head against a wall" that people usually imagine. High-level magicians, especially those like Elder Schopenhauer with his advanced cultivation, high competitive state, and high output, are unlikely to experience extremely low-level negative emotions. (Except for turning to the dark side).

The mind of Elder Schopenhauer is forever unfathomable. However, Edward III could not, like his teacher, continue to pretend that nothing had happened (as a deputy; with a certain amount of real power and status), appearing merely a little numb (in another world, his words carried little weight).

In high-level matches, no hero can get away with being a bluff. —Nameless Discipline from Another World 126384611318

The random "screensaver rule" that appeared above, though seemingly an anonymous rule, could be a precious, unnamed message from a great master. It seems every rule has its own inherent value. Some, even buried for millennia, still possess "value"!

The young mage Edward III's quarters were far superior to those of the lower-ranking monks. This was because Edward III had enjoyed a smooth and successful career when he was Elder Schopenhauer! Although he hadn't forged any divine artifacts, his good relationship with Elder Schopenhauer led to his rapid rise to prominence.

The situation has completely changed.

The newly appointed Grand Elder Morza of this other world is an extremely low-key yet highly principled old mage (a dual-wielder of combat and magic; a steady and methodical approach). His super skill—"Unbreakable Body"—is unmatched! He incorporates magic into his defensive system. As for direct combat? Morza himself rose to prominence to fight against the "Dark Eldar," making him difficult for any high-level hero to defeat in a short time.

The previously high-profile Schopenhauer had actually considered a duel... He was still self-aware; the outside world's evaluation of Elder Schopenhauer, including that of his otherworldly disciples, was unanimously: "He was one step behind."

Schopenhauer had long since stopped dwelling on this; his magnanimous mind was not as short-sighted as that of the masses. Generally, high-ranking mages like him would proactively "let go" of the past, especially irreparable mistakes. Elder Sun Yun was the same, and the other high-ranking elders should be as well. Their unwavering commitment to upholding magical justice, day and night, was both strong and infinitely broad. (Except for those who turned to the dark side.)

NPCs exist in other worlds, whether desolate or well-equipped. Regardless of race, as long as they possess a modicum of intelligence and some degree of independent thought (note: this mental description differs from "awakening"), what happens in these other worlds and on the "world channel"? They spam the chat with information about disposable megaphones, revealing what items in shops are about to be discounted and removed from shelves. They follow all the latest developments of the various elders in these other worlds. This explains why even casual heroes in the new map can learn of "Morza's" election as an elder of this other world so quickly.

The world chat channel will always be open to the public; this is the best way to prevent people from becoming addicted to single-player games.

Edward III, a promising young mage on the verge of fading fame, refused to give up. He wasn't going to let it go so easily. Alone in his dormitory, he peered into a high-level crystal ball, not at all in the Garden of Eden—he wouldn't dare be so brazen. Was he observing Loki?

Loki, busy leveling up on the new map, had already canceled "spectator mode." If it weren't for the forced activation of Order and Edward III covering the crystal ball to increase his commercial value, he still wouldn't have been able to see his good friend Loki. (Magic duration)

He considered writing to Loki to tell him about the incredible events that had recently occurred in the other world. But then he thought better of it; he hadn't even finished forging the handle of his artifact, the "Emerald." (Note: The blueprints for the artifact in Edward's backpack have always been kept secret. The composed and talented Edward is unwilling to easily reveal his unfinished work, especially not a "legendary artifact"!)