Dark Eldar

In this other world, light and justice will always reign supreme, forming an eternally glorious faction (VIP optional). Even if a very few elders occasionally "go dark," it merely represents their personal ID, a contribution to the margin of error. Some elders even assign classic storylines to their disciples, indirectly turning them into "trial" missions. The difficulty will increase as the story progresses, with branches such as Trial 1, Trial 2, Trials 15, 45, and 13 appearing...

Even if the elders are ordinary, they are still outstanding representatives of this other world. In the past, it would have been far from Edward III the wizard to be an elder; to be more precise, his profession was that of a sorcerer.

Edward's baby "Cyclops," before it reached its level cap, was an epic pet with astonishing combat power, stamina, and health resistance. But now, everything has changed. Who knows, one day magic might no longer be the dominant force (AP). Physical damage (AD) could very well become popular again.

Edward III (level 999, max level) was strolling alone by a quiet stream in this otherworldly realm. He didn't use the Warlock's max-level ultimate skill. At that moment, he was filled with regret and remorse.

"Ugh, this is so frustrating! It's not that warlocks don't deal enough damage, or that warlocks are bad, it's just that this class is really hard to stand..."

Edward III paced back and forth, grumbling to himself.

In the distance, advanced apprentices from another world were meditating as usual. What appeared close was actually a great distance; it was merely an optical illusion. When Edward was alone, other apprentices from another world dared not approach easily, unless they considered themselves heroes in all aspects.

What caused Edward III such anxiety was none other than the Warlock class itself. Edward's pet was an epic, extremely rare pet, but Edward III didn't like it much, and even felt disgusted by it.

Edward had considered catching other kinds of creatures, like goblins or big goblins, common and ordinary pets, to be his battle companions. But he still couldn't get used to them.

At this moment, he is meticulously planning something important—"job change" (3rd job change).

Changing jobs after reaching the maximum level will definitely be a huge loss! Everyone knows this, and elder-level heroes understand it even better than anyone else.

But the brilliant Edward III still wanted to "try"! Logically, this was quite incompatible with his initial character and the things deep within his heart, his very soul. Yet Edward III still wanted to make a choice as soon as possible!

The current alternate world is no longer like it used to be, with Elder Schopenhauer offering advice and Elder Sun Yun providing rational suggestions for Edward. Everything changed after Elder Schopenhauer stepped down to the sinecure Elder Morza.

The once talkative Elder Schopenhauer is no longer so talkative. Elder Sun Yun is even more "sparing with words," and one of the teachings of Elder Sun Yun in the Eastern classics is "too much talk leads to mistakes."

Edward pondered and pondered, and finally made a secret decision: to break the magical contract as soon as possible!! The Cyclops "Kyklops" BOSS was, of course, willing to be released early (he hadn't appeared much). Although he was just a mirror image BOSS, his attack and defense were considerable! For some mid-to-high-level dungeons, Edward only needed to collect "dungeon tickets" (a disguised form of power leveling; placing an order) to easily summon his pet to "work for free" (earn extra money).

How could Edward, with his exceptional talent, possibly be interested in such a small sum of money? It's not a lot, but it's not a small amount either...

Edward III, newly selected for the list of "reserve elders" in this other world, felt his beautiful aspirations shattered upon seeing the "mediocrity" of his once "high-class" masters. He no longer desired to be as outstanding as himself. He had actually considered it for a long time before deciding to "change jobs" as soon as possible. As for what job he would choose for his third job change? Edward hadn't decided yet.

The mirror boss, Cyclops "Cyclops" (Level: Skeleton), appears to be a skeleton (after weakening), accompanied by the max-level warlock Edward III. Once summoned, the Cyclops BB is absolutely "glorious" and "cool"!

Edward III just didn't like him much; perhaps he had a slight case of "psychological fastidiousness"? Or maybe it was some kind of test?

I remember when BB first came along, those were the days. With the "talkative BOSS" by his side, Edward felt quite happy (due to the novelty). But as time went on, Edward finally couldn't stand it anymore. "Mute" could be toggled on and off at any time. Edward still couldn't tolerate his presence. Even when he wasn't summoned from his magic inventory, Edward still felt uneasy; at least it wasn't as comfortable as being alone without a care in the world.

These "pain points" of his are something that other ordinary heroes, even elder-level heroes, cannot perceive. Edward is also an extremely gentlemanly mage. What he's thinking is undetectable to other heroes. Even Elder Sun Yun, with his exceptional insight, didn't notice anything amiss. Even if he did discover some clues, with Elder Sun Yun's vast cultivation, he wouldn't reveal a single detail to anyone.

Edward III did not intend to take a formal farewell; he wanted a straightforward one. But before making his choice, Edward had to consider one thing clearly: "Only success is allowed; failure is not an option!"

Heroes from high-level VIP families have a very low margin for error; even if they "lose" (Eastern slang) for a short time, they usually "make a comeback." (Eastern slang; common language)