Dark Eldar

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Dark's lifespan doesn't need to be extended; it will be very long (800 years). This is because he is a dark elemental creature and a high-ranking hero. (Heroes with real power have different titles and other benefits compared to those without.)

Back in that alternate world, Dark's understanding of crisis was one-sided. He committed countless evils and always considered himself a "dominant" figure, which is also the nature of dark elemental creatures. (The racial trait of elemental creatures is: greed.)

Most people understand their situation because of their heavy reliance on minerals; ultimately, the rolling mountains are a non-renewable resource, and if they keep consuming them, one day they will all be gone.

Seeing this, Ludall wisely withdrew quietly. He dared not stay any longer. If he continued to be "ungrateful" (a proverb from the ancients), the outcome would inevitably be tragic. Although he had once been a king and had executed many people, he now understood himself and the complex environment around him quite well.

The conflicts on secondary maps are sometimes just as fierce as those on the main map. Everything here has a price tag; there aren't many perks or hidden resources. Everything that can be developed has already been fully explored.

The "Dark Mask" (purple, unique; plate armor) is Dark's signature piece of equipment, his head. He puts it back on. The "Death Ray" reappears (equipment effect)! Instantly, he reverts to his original ruthless self. Under the dim, damp oil lamp, he awaits the "new message."

Ludar dared not delay. He returned to his post and immediately began working.

Since the negotiations with the human spiritual leader Markars failed, Ludar still dared not speak frankly to Dark, and only wanted to delay for another night to see if there was any chance of a turnaround.

The elven prince and princess welcomed the return of the human spiritual leader, the old mage Markarth Frost. The handsome elven siblings even offered words of encouragement, such as "To err is human."

The "Assault Regiment" was disbanded, and everyone returned to their original camps. If the next morning brought bad news, then Commander Ludar would suffer, possibly even being publicly executed.

Ludar gripped the parchment (contract) tightly in both hands, gazing towards the direction of the Oni camp, Boroldo (59443). "Energy blood" overflowed from his eyes (from an old wound caused by light magic), but he couldn't stop the bleeding at the moment.

"Victory was assured at first, but now... everything has changed..." Ludall dared not think further; he knew he was about to face dire straits.

The human spiritual leader, Markars (level 61), was originally going to succeed in the peace talks and was about to form an alliance; the invitation had already been sent out in advance.

However, the cunning Ghost King Rhodes (level 233, class: Destroyer) broke his promise... This would certainly be absurd and unbelievable in the main world map. But in any secondary map, it's common and nothing out of the ordinary...

Dark was losing patience with Ludal, but various world news was flying around, such as "level 999 max" and "the Dark Eldar have started a war".

"Military orders are authoritative and unshakeable! No one can change them!" Dak and Ludal muttered to themselves in unison. (Shouting simultaneously from different locations!)

Dak wanted to keep his favorite player.

Ludar's motivation stemmed from his strict self-discipline.

The two men had similar thoughts, but different goals. This was because they were from different backgrounds.

Time was ticking away. King Rhodes of the Ghost Clan was discussing how to "crush" the Dark army. They were meeting in ghostly fashion, their eyes gleaming with lust for Dark's supplies, army, and women (heroines).

"sdfg32423sdgh90s9adgj" is the exclusive language of the Ghost race, not a common language, and cannot be translated.

The Oni's words appear to be gibberish, but they do laugh, and their laughter carries a clear sense of mockery and ridicule. Historically, there have been "delivery legions" delivering equipment and supplies, but few have possessed the sheer size and power of Dark. If King Rod truly succeeds, then it's possible he could lead the Oni to dominate the entire Kevin Garnier. However, this is uncertain for a reason: even the superhero "Demacia" failed to achieve its goal, and Rod cannot be compared to Demacia. Therefore, it's merely a possibility. Who knows what kind of ghosts or bosses lurk in the vast, unlit black area north of Kevin Garnier on the level 2 map? Its history is never investigated; it might harbor a powerful figure or a large dragon boss. (Currently, no dragons have appeared in Kevin Garnier.)

"Don't be afraid of him, I'll back you up!" A gentle voice came from behind her; it was Princess Elizabeth speaking to the old mage who had just returned to the camp.

Markars, the human spiritual leader, didn't look well. He had hoped to indirectly help Ludar overcome his difficulties using his position in the level 2 map. But the Undead had ruthlessly turned against him. The "treasure" Markars had secretly given him was all for naught... What exactly was it? Markars, out of consideration for his reputation, couldn't reveal it.

The next morning, the damp wetland park (59549) was awakened by the chirping of the "Tseo Bugs" (minor monsters; level 29). All the soldiers of the Dark faction were ready to go, some wanting to protect their old steward, the freelancer "Ludar," and others eager to "charge into battle"! No hero or half-human monster wanted to harm "Ludar." Ludar had never made things difficult for anyone, any hero. This time, he was in trouble because of his military orders, so no hero wanted to "kick him while he was down."

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