Dark Eldar

Young people always do things that are youthful, because they are young. —Otherworldly Rules (111331)

The next day, Loki slowly woke up.

"I'm so tired, it feels like I've been asleep for ten thousand years," Loki yawned. He was slightly exhausted from being immersed in his dream for so long.

Especially deep dreams like yesterday's. Theoretically, it consumes more stamina than "wandering." It's not as dangerous as "soul wandering," but there's still danger. Monster attacks aren't a big deal, but I'm afraid of some max-level "freelance hero" trying to ambush Loki while he's asleep!

Since version 30 was released, numerous "shop-charging player IDs" have emerged on various maps. Relying on their offline wealth, they recklessly donate money to the shop, essentially "spamming" their levels to the maximum. Of course, this requires the cooperation of dedicated "gold farming" studios, who grind day and night to achieve this.

Throughout version 30, the "studio" maintained a low profile, earning only its own share and never daring to cross any lines.

Loki finished organizing his equipment. He seemed to have come to a realization. As a high-level mage, Loki had always paid close attention to the bonuses to his intelligence attribute. He feared he might have gone astray or failed to manage his timeline properly.

The magical world has many momentous events for heroes to explore (ampampampamp). Loki doesn't want to miss any good opportunities. If he stays here too long, grinding monsters and leveling up, he fears he'll be mistaken for a "ghost player." From Loki's mental perspective, ghost players giving hero boosting services evoke a sense of "willing to do anything to achieve a certain goal."

Loki has always understood this, including in the early days when he himself attempted to forge the artifact "Hammer of the Creator." Loki had that "workaholic" quality. But now, Loki has long since learned to "let go." He no longer believes that being exceptionally hardworking automatically makes him exceptionally outstanding. He has learned "methods," such as "using clever techniques." Sometimes, one has to admit that in this other world, there are many other high-ranking elders who work incredibly hard. Due to their seniority, generally no hero dares to question them directly, especially a newly recruited VIP apprentice mage.

After a quick wash (his magic backpack contained purified water and a towel), Loki set off on his journey. He planned to travel to a distant location, board a goblin airship (engineering), and explore a new map.

The Otherworldly Military Void Beast mount is quite powerful (rare purple rarity). Its fur is shiny, and its drag reduction effect is prominent. Especially after the speed increases, it quickly flew above "Goblin City" (71351).

Goblin City, as the name suggests, is goblin territory. The goblins here are renowned for their business acumen. Although not a main city, its scale is comparable to the goblin capital, "Castlerock" (111129). Moreover, long-distance airships to various main cities are available here.

The fee is relatively expensive, but it's very convenient and doesn't require any crystals. Crystals for mages to open portals are actually quite hard to come by, and sometimes their prices even rise. In the long run, taking an airship is much more cost-effective.

Loki first went to the central area, to the Goblin City Bank and the guild banks located there, to check if he had any outstanding debts, especially personal loans. His concerns were understandable.

Sure enough! Someone used Loki's name to spend 20 gold coins in the main city of this other world using Loki's "credit loan"!

"Thank goodness it's just gold coins, not silver ingots. Otherwise, we'd be in big trouble," Loki joked to the goblin receptionist.

The thin, short, refined, and shrewd goblin NPC (male) at the counter smiled politely. He didn't know how to respond to the handsome mage's teasing.

Who is using Loki's "name" to make purchases? In the entire alternate world, very few people actually dare to do so. Without Loki's authorization, outsiders cannot use Loki's name, ID, or credit limit for purchases.

"Elisa" (Level 304). Yes, that's the beautiful Elisa who had a "story" (plot) with Loki in Yundar. Loki personally authorized her back then. (Elisa also has authorization from Elaine.)

Elisa, using Loki's name, has spent over 20 gold coins... which isn't actually that much. For a level 304 otherworldly priest like Loki, this is no small feat.

"I suppose Alyssa has already passed her intermediate exam," Loki guessed.

The goblin NPC at the counter was diligently calculating. He felt the 20 on the books was a huge sum, fearing this "young mage" might try to renege on the deal. As a senior cashier and junior accountant, he wasn't very old, and he had hired many "barbarian kings" as bodyguards. Besides the beautiful goblin cashier (in fashionable attire) and many accountants glued to their phones, the bank was filled with strong "axe-wielding barbarians," who stood out for their imposing physiques (muscular build).

"Daily or monthly payment, esteemed mage hero?" Due to the signed privacy clause, Loki didn't leave a message or use his real name for the account. That would be too conspicuous. Although his reputation in this other world wasn't as prominent anymore, with his weapon, if he wanted to regain "reputation" and "attention," many people would probably respond with "1" after he announced it over the loudspeaker.

"Let's set the balance to zero, thank you! I don't want to owe any money to any goblin bank (which has UnionPay)." Loki said, preparing to take some "dry goods" from his backpack to sell. As for the guild bank, there was also his own private password bank. Loki was unwilling to use it easily. He was afraid of the password being stolen, or the guild bank's password being stolen. (Note: Although Loki's current identity is not with the otherworldly guild, he still has the right to continue using the infrastructure and the original guild warehouse. Note!! This refers to the personal area of ​​the guild warehouse, not the collective area. In other words, it's a large personal warehouse, more than 10 times larger, containing a large amount of raw materials and artifact materials. Loki stores everything here for emergencies! Other guild heroes, not knowing the password, can only look or visit; they cannot retrieve any items.)