Dark Eldar

Catherine, a beautiful priestess from another world, is on her way back to the city.

Occasionally, when level 300+ red monsters attack her, the damage is displayed as "parry". Catherine's shield skill is sufficient to completely protect her.

The red monsters are overestimating themselves; they probably harbor too much hatred for heroes. After all, some overpowered heroes will camp out in one spot for extended periods, grinding monsters day and night to farm materials. In such situations, the monsters' rage accumulates. Before they even appear, they're already badly wounded, and before they can even respawn, another attack comes. After experiencing this repeatedly, resentment builds up! And over generations, they've gradually evolved into a highly aggressive group. (They've lost their minds.)

The beautiful priestess Catherine (level 999, max level) was feeling down. She couldn't afford to think about such useless things. The origins of wild monsters and their attack attributes were things that a powerful support priest like Catherine, being beautiful, naturally wouldn't concern herself with. Only Elder Sun Yun, Lei Yin, and the elven demigod Master Izhuo from another world would research the origins of wild creatures. They had a lot of free time, so they often pondered questions unrelated to this "world," yet intimately connected (a form of awakening). Sometimes, even high-ranking elders from another world who frequently meditated wouldn't delve into such "boring" questions. They were diligently fighting against the darkness! And their efforts were inexhaustible...

Protected by a powerful shield, Priestess Catherine felt nauseous at the sight of the rapidly increasing number of "Elemental Voldemors" (level 375). She hadn't seen many of the monsters in the new map. She mostly leveled up using the exorbitantly priced (rare) experience orbs from the shop and daily quests. The high-ranking elder heroes of this other world, even the less elite ones, were at least VIP4 or higher; their economies were independent. A single purchase from the shop could earn them more than an average casual hero could in a long time.

"Mini Dispel" (General Language Spell; Level 2 Dispel Spell)!

With a wave of her wand, Catherine finally cast her spell; Voldemort the Elemental had already blocked her path.

Catherine intended to walk quietly, but she hadn't expected the ordinary road to be teeming with monsters. (High-ranking, beautiful, and heroic elders from another world like Catherine rarely wander around. They mostly undertake teaching missions in this other world, and even when they do, there's usually a well-developed storyline.)

The beautiful Catherine was devastated today. She had hoped to negotiate a good price; with access to the guild warehouse, high-quality goods in her private storage, and various social connections... she should have been able to settle on a concrete price. Unfortunately, the Demar father and daughter dealt her an unexpected blow. They demanded all the gold coins from the other world.

If these conditions were met, Catherine would certainly lose face in Morzana. She didn't want to be looked down upon, nor did she want Morzana to lose her trust. Catherine deliberately sent her entourage away and went for a walk alone in the countryside.

Let's see if we can think of a way to remedy the situation.

On the other side of the map (coordinates hidden), Elder Morza of the Otherworld is intelligent. If he didn't have the ability, how could he have replaced Elder Schopenhauer?

The amount of gold coins existing in this other world is indeed enormous; however, most of it is merely a number. If all the gold coins in this other world were packaged together, it would be larger than a mountain of gold.

Elder Morza wasn't in a hurry, nor did he have his subordinates inquire about Catherine's mission progress. He himself knew it was an impossible task, and only wanted to deliberately make things difficult for the beautiful and popular MS Catherine.

Infighting among elders is common. This falls into a neutral category, belonging to both the dark and the light. If every elder were completely selfless, it would be a disaster for the other world. Versions before 10 leaned more towards "normalcy," with all elders appearing exceptionally loving and free of selfish motives. The demand for weapons and equipment wasn't high. Unfortunately, they were quickly "taken down" (defeated; wiped out). During the public beta, the order was fully predicted (predicted). The current Otherworld 31 leans more towards "realism." Neutral elements are becoming increasingly prevalent.

The level 375 red Voldemort elite monsters were all dispelled by High Priestess Catherine after she dismounted (on her Phoenix mount). They briefly forgot their troubles and wandered around aimlessly... High Priestess Catherine's dispel effect is very long-lasting, effective for 5 minutes against heroes of the same level (except for high-level heroes, who only last 5 seconds at most), and for up to an hour against low-level monsters (beneficial for group attacks). If cast on a volatile orc, it can also effectively calm their racial "frenzy."

Catherine generally looks down on the orc race; she actually prefers the handsome heroes of the elves, such as Prince Irete (not yet refreshed; level unknown), who is still wandering in the level 2 map.

Difficulties are something everyone must face. Even the beautiful pastor Catherine MS is no exception. No one, no hero, can escape them.

Elder Morza of the other world also had his difficulties, but he simply didn't speak of them or show them. He had been a sinecure elder for a very long time, truly a very long time, starting from Schopenhauer's teacher, no! Starting from the great Elder Joseph (somewhat like "a hidden dragon should not be used"; an Eastern idiom). Morza's name also highly overlapped with that of the great demon king Morzaye, and so on and so forth, with his many difficulties.

The difficulties faced by the new generation mage Loki: After forging the artifact "Hammer of the Creator," Loki has seen almost no significant development. His greatest progress has been the recent event of reaching max level, but even then, he hasn't unlocked any new skills, only the added "Exploration." It's important to understand that in the eyes of solo heroes, Exploration is a "consumption talent"—it can yield useful information, but it's also a "consumption-based passive" that easily wastes time and energy.

Catherine was getting desperate with the progress bar showing "Unfinishable Quest." She really wanted to gather a group right there and head to Demacia Farm to steal the blueprint!