Dark Eldar

Level 2 map Kevin Garni, Gludin City (51313). The city lord, Barbarian King (rare elite), has upgraded the city to five stars! Defense, population, food production, mining, metallurgy, politics, etc., have all been greatly improved with the city's upgrade.

Originally, Gludin Castle was just a luxurious starting village, but now, thanks to the careful construction by the rare elite Barbarian King, it has developed into a moderately developed town.

The Barbarian King's level also increased to 243. He didn't buy anything from the shop; in the level 2 map, buying and selling "experience orbs" without permission is not allowed, unless authorized by the "core layer." This is probably mainly to prevent "forced entry."

Long ago, level 2 maps were completely free, while the main map had a "time card" spending limit. Adding CD keys, it became a veritable "financial barrier"! Players without money, students, and many unidentified individuals tried to "climb the wall" from the level 2 maps to force their way into the main map. Back then, it was common to use warlocks to revive others across maps. Some died from being revived, so a high-level priest (or other healer) in the main map would cast spells to resurrect their mangled corpses. The lucky ones actually survived in the main map, and in a free-to-play mode at that. Later, these opportunistic heroes were all blacklisted by the Order and became "Forsaken," or "Wanderers." They appeared to be heroes, that's true, but they were mute and lost, and even those who awakened could only utter a few fragments... They couldn't change their own fate, nor could they change the fate of other heroes. Their title was cursed from the beginning... (Intelligence 20; Stamina 20; Spirit 20)

The "Wanderers," even less than NPCs, were later illegally organized by Ludal into a massive army. Ludal provided them with food and water without compensation, and they served only Commander Ludal. However, after Ludal followed the Dark Messenger Dark into the level 2 map, the Wanderers disintegrated, becoming disorganized and undisciplined "semi-monsters." Some were even used as leveling targets for low-level characters. Due to their extremely low social status, even worse off than NPCs, the death or disappearance of a few went largely unnoticed by the law. Their friends had long since betrayed them. If a hero had a "Wanderer" title on their friend list, the heroes would usually delete the ID from their list. They feared the "Plague"! Would it infect them like lepers, and their families? Since the Forsaken were almost entirely useless, they had no practical value.

In the virtual world, compared to the real world, money reigns supreme in the real world, and money reigns supreme in the virtual world. Some people believe that leveling up and acquiring equipment is the only way to succeed in the virtual world! But in reality, those ancient, primitive goblin families don't actually level up much; they are more adept at trading materials and equipment, and they even teach their offspring to do the same.

In this other world, there are many unassuming goblins who, despite not being elders, control the economy and wealth of this other world.

The experience points and gold coins distributed by the "daily tasks" in this other world are all calculated and distributed by the goblin race.

Schopenhauer originally wanted to dismantle the goblin race's economic control when he was the Grand Elder of the Otherworld.

Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned. Whoever the major corporations supported was basically guaranteed to be elected as the next Grand Elder. The reason why the highly defensive Morza was able to quickly replace Schopenhauer was also because "economics" were the driving force behind everything.

In this other world, although the gold coins are virtual currency, you can get a few gold, silver, or copper coins from any humanoid monster. There are also common animal monster drops, such as kodo fur, koala teeth, dinosaur skulls, tails, and meat, and juicy vampire larvae eggs (in cooking, some of these ingredients might be more valuable than gold coins!).

12 gold coins are roughly equal to 1 gold ingot. When resources are abundant, 1 gold coins equal 1 gold ingot. Gold coins are worthless, but gold ingots are real money obtained through offline top-ups! Therefore, gold coins in the virtual world are valuable and are a hard currency.

Therefore, Loki's artifact, the "Mjolnir" (or "Hammer of the Creator"), is priceless! No amount of gold coins or ingots could buy it.

The new dungeon map in another world, "Koala City FB" (831111). Loki (the captain) leads four beautiful female assistants (guides) through countless challenges. Any elite monster is no match for the level 999 max-level Loki mage.

The elven-like beauty who healed Loki was exceptionally alluring and beautiful, constantly casting shields and restoring his health. Loki merely nodded, offering no affectionate gestures or response. Loki felt essentially indifferent towards the four girls. Even the most beautiful women had long since bored him. His feelings towards them were merely a matter of fulfilling a duty. (This has the potential to gain him fans.)

The artifact "Creator's Hammer" is incredibly powerful!! Even against bosses, including the main boss, "King Koala," Loki could only withstand a few blows before being killed by Loki's sheer force of will. It also dropped a whole bunch of good equipment, which Loki didn't pick up; he certainly wouldn't compete with the pretty girl for these basic items.

The artifact "Creator's Hammer" is incredibly powerful!! Even against bosses, including the main boss, "King Koala," Loki could only withstand a few blows before being killed by Loki's sheer force of will. It also dropped a whole bunch of good equipment, which Loki didn't pick up; he certainly wouldn't compete with the pretty girl for these basic items.

The four female heroes, all over level 500, didn't pay much attention when they saw Loki's artifact, assuming that all max-level heroes would have it. Mainly because they were girls, and given the abundance of counterfeit versions on the market, they might have mistaken Loki for a fake artifact.