Dark Eldar

The world of heroes is not just about war. —Otherworldly Rules 811353

Loki (level 999, FS) always wants to see the beautiful scenery of a new map, especially a large new map. While everyone was still eagerly anticipating the update, version 31 was about to be released. What new content would there be? Would a new hero faction be added? Everyone was very much looking forward to it, but they just couldn't feel it yet.

The news of Loki reaching max level had already spread throughout the "Otherworld." The previous generation of elite elders were buzzing with discussion, and Elder Sun Yun even worried that Loki would be suppressed by his level. After all, Elder Sun Yun knew his beloved disciple better than the other elders. Despite Elder Sun Yun's usual penchant for classical Chinese and his aloof attitude even when teaming up with his disciple, he would secretly pay attention or listen intently when Loki was involved in any major events or when high-ranking heroes discussed him on the world channel. "After all, Loki is my legitimate beloved disciple." (Note: Among Elder Sun Yun's acquired titles, there is indeed a "Loki's Teacher" title, displayed in purple; Elder Sun Yun truly is Loki's legitimate teacher!)

Regarding respect for teachers, or attributes similar to RP (character/moral integrity), it's actually similar to the real world. Some heroes outwardly show great respect for their teachers, but might commit serious acts at crucial moments. Others might have relationships similar to many master-disciple relationships, doing quests together, running dungeons, etc., maintaining a good relationship (high intimacy level). Some only contact each other occasionally, exchanging pleasantries when they meet. Loki and his teacher's relationship falls into the latter category. Both of them have their own ideals and goals, but their goals are not aligned. For example, when Loki wanted to forge the legendary artifact "Mold of the Creator," the elders of the other world were quite surprised! Most scoffed. But Loki's teacher, Master Sun Yun, expressed his support (thumbs up). He earnestly told the young Loki, "Loki, don't worry too much about your future. Know that everything is predestined. The process of forging artifacts should be the same; just do your best. Even if you fail, you'll likely end up like most people, including your master. Some of my fellow disciples succeeded, but most didn't. If you take success too seriously, it will undoubtedly become a burden. And another extremely important point, Loki! Listen carefully: don't build your happiness on the suffering of others. Your master knows you likely won't be able to forge it, but that doesn't mean I'll look down on you. Your master believes that everything exists for a reason. Since there are fragments of artifact blueprints in this world, why not strive for them...?"

Actually, Elder Sun Yun went on and on back then, and Loki only remembers this much.

On the nameless meadow, Loki gazed at the boundary of the Bitter Plains (818211), knowing he was about to leave. Not far from him sat a quiet, gentle girl on the lush green lawn. It seemed that in the past few days, some plot developments had occurred around certain heroes, and Loki was among them.

A pristine, high-quality white plaid skirt—that's the elegant girl's attire (brand price, 3500G). Who could this girl be?

"Loki, shall we go?" The gentle voice sounded familiar. From the fact that she didn't address him as "brother," it was clear that she was the same age and status as Loki. That's right, the sorceress SS "Unitta"! (Level 550, Class: Warlock)

"OK, let's go to the next map." Loki stood up readily and summoned the "Two-Person Kodo Mount" (rare, drop location unknown).

The giant, silver, rare kodo mount was particularly eye-catching, and the warlock Yunita nimbly jumped onto it first.

Loki sat calmly in front, ready to start running. He was still a little unaccustomed to facing his old classmate.

Unita's appearance isn't particularly outstanding, but she has a good temperament and dresses quite fashionably. She looks like a capable housekeeper or a strong woman.

Loki and Unita had agreed beforehand that they would only be ordinary classmates and friends, and would not discuss romantic relationships for the time being. Loki felt the burden on his shoulders was too heavy; the full potential of the artifact, the "Mold of the Creator," had not yet been realized, and he dared not slacken, much less succumb to temptation.

Sometimes, when Loki rests to recover health and mana after fighting monsters, he inadvertently witnesses Unita's self-sacrificing spirit. The beautiful Unita, for the sake of her love, doesn't hesitate to abandon her own "business" and secretly helps her "beloved" quickly reach the level cap. However, Loki has stated that he will help her earn as much wealth as possible later on, and is not, in the sense, "living off her."

Loki originally intended to level up gradually on his own, but that would be a drop in the ocean. While he has a huge amount of virtual gold (including bank accounts), "Yuanbao Coins" (referring to the in-game store) are a different story! Without a business background or existing resources (meaning wealth), relying solely on a powerful weapon and grinding for quests to reach level 999 is simply not enough. He's lacking a significant amount of financial resources...

Loki, on the other hand, felt quite pleased with himself. He believed he hadn't asked his old classmate for anything; he had merely acknowledged that he was "Loki." He felt he had dignity and wouldn't go around telling everyone who he was. He thought it was alright for him to admit he was Loki in front of his old classmate, right?

So far, Loki hasn't been wrong. As for lending money? If it's repaid with high interest, then maybe it's the right thing to do... But if you add in so-called "love"? Then it's hard to say...

Loki's max-level ultimate ability is something even Loki himself dares not look at, nor dares to reveal to the world. Perhaps Loki had incredible luck early on, coupled with excessive economic expenditure, making it impossible for him to quickly reach max level? Anyway, "Order" wasn't very lenient, only granting "Exploration" (a base attribute), which is essentially Loki's base attributes stacked by 2. Perhaps this is part of the "balancing" algorithm... "Everything is destiny, a truly existing law..." — Elder Sun Yun.