Dark Eldar

This isn't a no-go, it's a recommendation for the treasure book "Dark Eldar".

Catherine, a beautiful priestess from another world, is level 999 (maximum level). She's about to do some persuasion work on many people. Her family's reputation in this world is only average (ranked 157th). Not a prominent family, Catherine must convince everyone in her family to vote in favor of her current deal.

Fortunately, Catherine MS is a very charismatic and capable female hero. She also has a strong ability to manage money. If she can successfully purchase the resurrection potion blueprint in the future, she is confident that she can recoup her investment based on the current market price.

The challenge was handed over to Loki. Following Catherine's instructions, Loki first took a speedboat and flew to the dwarves' capital city—Castlerock (one of the six major cities).

Casterly Rock is home to many humans. Some have intermarried with dwarves and settled there permanently. Others are purely businessmen, or simply drawn to the local customs and culture of Casterly Rock. There are also a considerable number of bounty hunters.

The sheer scale of bounty hunter organizations is well-known. Their VIP members are less inclined to earn money by defeating monsters.

They are keen on hunting down figures on the bulletin board (bounties revealed, targets not disclosed). If someone like Loki preferred grinding and leveling up, they would never become a bounty hunter.

Additionally, a higher bounty hunter title carries a certain deterrent effect across all maps. People, including NPCs, generally dare not offend bounty hunters, viewing them as ruthless killing machines.

Loki put on the hood that came with his old mage cloak—an eco-friendly (blue) piece of equipment. He wore it intentionally. The more crowded the place, the more he preferred to keep a low profile. He wore eco-friendly green gear, reclaimed his rare mount, and revoked his unique title. Even at max level, he wore level 500+ equipment and weapons so people would think he was just an "ordinary solo player."

Now it's much easier for Loki to disguise himself than before. When he was an apprentice from another world, his title was "Unalterable" (emphasizing the power of justice). As a hero from another world, appearing on other maps makes him easier to guard against. That's not what Loki wants; wearing a disguise makes him feel constrained and uneasy.

Each hero has a different way of doing things. Some, however, are the opposite of Loki, preferring to appear in every map in a high-profile manner, as if afraid that others will not know their level and how powerful their equipment is.

Occasionally, in remote maps, the NPCs there aren't very familiar with the "Otherworld" icon (in PvE mode). The people there are very simple, kind, and amiable. Loki has visited before, such as Yundar, as well as Mysticus and Bodi...

In Casterly Rock, the dwarven bank's duty officer is a handsome young human. These days, even major cities hold competitive recruitment processes and sometimes appoint humans as NPCs. As long as you're skilled, it doesn't matter where you work, right?

"Hello, young man, are you here to exchange gold coins?" the handsome human waiter asked politely.

Loki slowly handed over the silver note, as if afraid the other heroes at the counters would see it.

"..."

"Honorable Mage, please wait a moment." The human waiter quickly informed his superior. After all, 2 million gold coins!! That amount was simply too huge!!

A moment later, a steaming cup of coffee was brought over by a young, sexy, uniformed female dwarf employee. It seemed like a delaying tactic by the bank.

Loki smiled slightly. He understood the bank's actions. 2 Yi gold coins was a considerable sum for any major city bank.

About two minutes later, a dwarf uncle who looked like a manager walked over briskly, his suit impeccably tailored.

"Hello, Master. How's the coffee? Let me tell you a secret: these are coffee beans I grew myself. Haha, please allow me to formally introduce myself. I'm Luke Edson, the manager of Casterly Rock Bank. You can just call me Edson; Luke is the common surname of our bank's family."

The max-level dwarf manager, Edson, is very good at easing awkward and tense atmospheres.

"My name is Loki. I'm a professional mage."

During the handshake, Loki sensed the dwarf warrior's power. He was also trying to gauge, through the aura, whether the client was legally entitled to 2 Yi gold coins.

The security systems of banks in major cities are all very strict. They must verify the authenticity of banknotes while also protecting customer privacy and safety. If Loki were just an ordinary level 500 hero, the dwarf manager would even send someone to escort him for a portion of the journey (VIP service) to prevent the gold coins from falling into the wrong hands.

The limits for regular backpacks and private warehouses are usually 1000 million or 5000 million gold coins. Amounts exceeding these limits require exchanging them for silver notes. Loki possesses 2 million silver notes, issued by a rare bank (exclusively for VIP families). Ordinary families cannot issue such large denominations.

"Just fill in my name as the owner of the gold coins. New account opening service." Loki stated his request directly.

"Ah! You scared me! You must be the great Loki! The rightful owner of the artifact, the Hammer of the Creator!"

"It is a great honor to meet you in person!" Edson said with a sigh of relief and respect.

If all 2 million gold coins were taken, Casterly Rock's gold coin reserves would be in deficit. The dwarf manager would then be unable to explain this to his Luke family (a financial mystery).

"Order" always has a certain reward and punishment mechanism. A max-level NPC like him is more like a puppet of "Order". His superior is probably the Mysterious Man, namely Luke the Mysterious Man.

Mysterious people, as their name suggests, have no names.