Dark Eldar

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In Loki's eyes, very few people would dare to use his credit for purchases. But Alyssa MS was different from the other authorized heroes. Loki didn't deliberately try to influence her; instead, he chose to "keep his distance." Loki feared that his "fame" and the "prestige" added by the artifact would affect Alyssa's development.

In a distant "other world," Elisa, under the guidance of the beautiful and powerful priestess Master Catherine (max level), has successfully passed the intermediate magic exam. The intermediate magic exam she's now facing is no longer as difficult as it was in version 2. Due to the complete unlocking of levels, the bosses and elite monsters in the Mirror Rift are no longer a challenge for level 300 heroes. They can easily crush Mirror Giants, such as "Korlov's Soul" (purple, the final boss in the main city dungeon), without even needing a team. Previously in this other world, no hero could clear the intermediate magic exam in a team; now, the test focuses on speed and route planning.

The difficulty of the Mirror World has been greatly reduced, yet the heroes remain indulging in self-admiration. Waves of intermediate-level mages rise, only to face the challenge of reaching the "max level." It seems that only "consumption" is the path to success...

The new heroes thought that if they passed the intermediate exam, they would "become successful" and be able to obtain the "artifact blueprints" and forge them.

But they discovered it wasn't that simple...

Loki's legendary artifact, the "Mold of the Creator," definitely benefited from this! Its equipment level was perfectly upgraded to 30 (for free). Tens of thousands of years ago, in some version updates, artifacts didn't level up with players, but Loki's legendary artifact, perhaps due to its extreme rarity, truly had no level restriction. This secret is known only to exceptionally high-level heroes like Elder Sun Yun. Everyone else is completely unaware.

Grand Elder Morza of the Otherworld (Level 999, maximum level). He is extremely dissatisfied with the current state of the Otherworld. He feels that his management skills and methods are not as effective as Elder Schopenhauer's back then. The Grand Elder of the Otherworld is wise, but sometimes he is unwilling to mention this matter due to face-saving.

The arrival of level 30 was met with dread, but the expected massive invasion of the Otherworld by the Dark Eldar didn't materialize. No one knew why, and no one dared to ask. The only exception was the Arena, where they could still contend with the Dark Eldar! Reaching max level was no longer a novelty; in the Otherworld, most elders were already at max level. Their max-level ultimate abilities were all unique. The most bizarre of them all was Elder Melas, who could polymorph a group of heroes for three seconds—absolutely the most efficient skill, a guaranteed wipe. Keep in mind that magic resistance is widespread (arc resistance and nature resistance are the norm). Unless Elder Melas reached the size and magic power of Master Izora of the Mystic Island Elf race, his polymorph ability was still far inferior. Polymorphing an enemy army might be okay for kindergarten, but on the ruthless and cold-blooded battlefield, casting a spell to polymorph an enemy army? It was practically impossible.

There were also some quite impressive elders. Master Schopenhauer's buffs were maxed out, directly boosting Wisdom—no wonder he's a VIP7 master; the other elders all cast envious glances. Elder Sun Yun's buffs were also quite good. It was dimensional magic; he originally studied these wondrous illusions, which are most effective in 1v1 situations!

As for the specific data regarding the elders' attribute bonuses, ultimate skill damage values, and additional percentages, the rumors vary. Each hero has their own right to privacy, and for the sake of better survival and combat, they will not easily reveal this information to others. Moreover, attribute points will also change due to uncontrollable factors (reliability) such as a hero's mood, illness, and stats.

The max-level Elder Morza chose not to initiate the battle! He didn't test his skills in the arena because he knew that ordinary heroes, even those of the Dark Eldar, couldn't defeat him. He was a demigod hero of Joseph's era, and the current Elder of this other world; his offensive and defensive capabilities were formidable. Moreover, Morza was a Paladin (SQS), wearing plate armor and a semi-tank build. Even a 20-man solo team in the arena would have a hard time defeating him.

Elder Morza's opponent was Arthas VII (max level) and Prince Apar (max level), the leaders of the Dark Eldar. Unfortunately, the opponent chose to remain invisible and did not engage in large-scale burning, killing, and looting, so there was no need for him to "uphold justice" in another world.

The hall of the otherworldly sanctuary was solemn and imposing. The "Garden of Eden" barrier flickered in and out of view, and the atmosphere was one of peace and prosperity. They were indifferent to what was happening outside, but their level 999 cap remained unchanged. The beauties all had "Charm" talents, transforming into various graceful goddesses with their ultimate skills. Some even possessed the likes of Diao Chan and Daji from the Eastern fantasy genre. Their damage output was exceptionally high, but "Garden of Eden" was sacred and inviolable. For generations, they had observed, watched, and watched, rarely actively participating in the battles. They maintained their unique style. The beauties seemed accustomed to singing and dancing, and none of them thought about fighting or PvP. They were truly "alternative high-level players." Perhaps one day in the future, when their homeland is invaded, they will actively participate in the war... (Note: The shield of Eden is set by "Order" and is indestructible!! The implication is that "Order" must be overcome first before the "Shield of Eden" can be opened. Therefore, it is impossible to achieve...)