Dark Eldar

The golden age of mages (AP) will inevitably be replaced by physical AD in the future. —Nameless Discipline from Another World 311351

Loki, having received 2 million gold coins, didn't rush to exchange them for cash. His backpack and storage space didn't allow him to carry or store such a massive amount of gold. Storing them in a bank was the logical course of action. However, the dwarven bank in Casterly Rock would charge a daily management fee.

The management fees for the main city banks of each race are roughly the same. However, there are differences between banks located in war zones and those in peace zones. The management fee for 2 Y gold coins is approximately 500 G per day. This means that without a clan to protect this huge sum of gold, Loki's money will be lost extremely quickly. If a race attacks Casterly Rock, the management fee will increase to around 1000 G per day.

After depositing the money and confirming its safety, Loki set the password for the new banknotes: "guoZW16". (Keep this a secret; anyone who leaks it will be cursed with magic!)

Loki's cipher is random and has no discernible pattern. Deciphering it will undoubtedly be difficult.

In addition, Loki changed the World Bank-issued banknotes to those issued by a designated bank in Casterly Rock, which saved him considerable costs. Loki didn't intend to keep them for long; if he could handle the blueprints, he planned to share the password with his trading partner—perhaps Old Demacia, or someone else entirely.

On the way, Loki was occasionally harassed by monsters, but he didn't fight them. He was seriously considering Catherine's matter.

It wasn't really a mission, though. Loki knew that if he couldn't complete the task after taking the money, he would have to return it all, plus a penalty of 200 million gold coins, bringing the total to 100 million gold coins. No one could afford to pay that much.

"If everyone and every hero in the world could behave themselves, would there still be conflict in the multiverse?" For some reason, Loki was pondering all sorts of strange questions as he ran through the map to his destination. Perhaps it was related to his initial talent, or perhaps it was because the Loki ID itself was particularly sensitive. At this moment, the mage Loki was under considerable pressure.

Loki was full of confidence during the duel, but now he was a little tired. He could have rested for the night in Casterly Rock before continuing his journey.

On the way, Loki FS set up "cruise control" mode (Num Lock key), hoping to save some money. Was he trying to save on "coin management fees"?

Loki was asleep on his mount. His Void Beast flapped its wings, flying cautiously, not wanting to offend its master. Mounts were both sentient and non-sentient; some were smarter than monsters, while others were less intelligent. Loki's mount, being an otherworldly military mount and a rare one at that, was much smarter than other mounts of the same level. It lacked the "pickup function."

Those 200-gold-coin mounts in the shop that offer pickup, riding, and flying capabilities are mostly disloyal (loyalty level 50-; difficult to improve). Some of them will even steal the "treasures" that heroes have worked hard to obtain! This isn't an exaggeration; multi-functional mounts have caused numerous problems in dungeons! Once, a hero obtained a "Brand of Courage" (gold) in a high-level dungeon, only to have it mysteriously stolen by his pet...

Mounts in this other world all have 100% loyalty; there has never been a case of desertion. Military void beasts also have exceptionally long growth cycles. The cost of cultivating a superior flying mount for a single family in this other world is extremely high, requiring meticulous feeding. Unless you're a VIP, you generally won't have the opportunity to own a mount as excellent as Loki. They can also sleep and have "cruise control." Those multi-functional mounts with pickup capabilities can also have cruise control, but their owners dare not use it lightly. Unless they are exceptionally brave heroes, such as orcs or werewolves.

After a night of flight, Loki's Void Beast slowly landed. It flapped its wings, indicating to its master that it had safely arrived at the coordinates (353199).

Loki rubbed his eyes. "We're here!"

He casually fed it some "dog food" and a high-grade gem fragment, then retrieved the rare mount.

Loki planned to walk a distance to New Demar Farm. That would show more sincerity.

Demar Farm and Yundal Demar Farm look quite similar. At 6 a.m., Loki checked his watch and then looked at the coordinates.

"Hello, young man!" Old Demar seemed to have anticipated the visitor's arrival, and he greeted Loki while chopping wood.

Time seemed to have suddenly turned back to a long time ago, when Loki didn't know Demacia yet.

Loki knew the name Demacia, of course, but he never expected to meet the "Invincible God of War" again back then.

"Hello, Brother Demacia, I apologize for bothering you." Loki quickly moved forward and greeted Demacia in a friendly manner.

Elaine MS inside the room was quite excited to hear Loki's voice, after all, Loki was the rightful owner of the artifact, and handsome as well. His damage output was also quite impressive.

The beautiful Pastor Elaine didn't come out directly, fearing that it would seem abrupt and unreserved.

"Now that I'm the inventor of the resurrection potion blueprints, my value has increased, so naturally I'm not as carefree as before..."

Since Pastor Elaine listed her potions at the auction house, her wealth has increased rapidly, making even the goblins envious. It was the kind of fast "money-making method" they all dreamed of—monopoly!

Pastor Elaine, of course, knew all this. After much deliberation, she decided not to push open the door to see Loki directly. (The Elaine of the past would have come out and called out immediately.) Peering at Loki through the blue curtains at the doorway, she seemed to be in turmoil, her mind racing; she appeared to be hesitating...

On the one hand, Elaine, having not been in contact with Loki for a long time, felt slightly rusty;

On the other hand, Elaine's mentality has also changed since the "Resurrection Potion" was put on the market.

Age is also a factor; girls aged 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20 (the virtual ages of heroes are different...)