Dark Eldar

"A true archmage dares to face his own vulnerability; no wonder you are the Venerable Lord Luo. I've actually been watching you for a long time."

Accompanied by a fluent, slightly flattering and sarcastic tone, arrived the Archmage, Elisa's current master, Unita. (Level 999, MS)

"Master." Elisa immediately dropped her innocent smile and bowed. She became mature and composed.

Loki knew that Unita was a "mind assassin," extremely skilled in advanced techniques such as "mind capture." He couldn't help but remain somewhat wary.

Loki decided that while Unita was around, he would say nothing, even though everyone already knew what was going on.

They parted hastily. Elisa went back to the classroom to teach, while Unita naturally went to the office to prepare her teaching materials.

Loki wandered around the other world, after all, it was his alma mater, where he had many interesting memories, and it was also Loki's "childhood".

As for the Demacia deal? Loki wanted to wait until evening, after Alyssa finished class, to discuss it with her. That would be more tactful.

"Buy 10 silver coins worth of buns!" Loki's first stop was the convenience store. At that time, Loki was still young, and without the help of his family (VIPs), it was naturally quite difficult.

There aren't many convenience stores in this other world, but this one, located not far from the main gate, has been there for a long time. It's currently morning, the time for classes, and the young apprentices who usually come to buy things are nowhere to be seen.

The boss was a goblin auntie, and unlike other goblins, she was quite tall. She was also a very caring person.

Loki remembered that once, he used magic to break a five-silver coin in two, and the shopkeeper complained that Loki didn't respect "money."

Loki didn't quite understand back then, but now he knows that there are laws in this other world that prohibit the melting of "coins".

"Hello there, boss! Do you remember me?" Loki greeted the goblin female boss.

The goblin female boss, whose name is displayed above her head as "Julia Zhu," is an unknown NPC, so her memory is naturally not as good as that of ordinary heroes. (NPCs are essentially lower-level heroes; their basic configurations are inevitably simplified.)

"Who are you???" The goblin female boss scratched her head. He only had a faint memory of Loki. He roughly guessed that it might be a famous apprentice from another world returning to school, but due to limited "memory" (flash memory), he couldn't recognize him.

"Hello, Archmage! How could I not recognize you, you little rascal?" Julia Zhu replied to Loki in a natural, slightly tired tone.

She used a list of prepared greetings.

Loki didn't refute it; after all, back then, and even now, she called all the young apprentices who came to buy snacks that—"Little Rascal."

"Excuse me, do you still have steamed buns in the shop? The classic Eastern snack kind?" Loki asked. So many years had passed, yet the shop's layout remained largely unchanged, the three glass counters neatly arranged. It felt very familiar; the NPC auntie had aged quite a bit.

"Of course there are, how could there not be?" With that, the goblin auntie lifted the thick blanket beside her to get the "baozi" (a nameless specialty from another world; blue). The thick blanket was for keeping warm.

The goblin aunt skillfully took out many "steamed buns" and handed them to Loki.

Loki noticed that the buns looked more like hamburgers than before. Without asking any further questions, Loki picked up the buns and left the convenience store.

He suddenly remembered his mentor, not the missing "Joseph" master, but his earlier mentor (before elementary school).

As he was pondering this, Loki's first teacher happened to pass by. She was naturally delighted to see Loki; her name was "Miss Ho." (Max level, Occupation: Teacher)

"Loki, you're back," Miss Hoo asked.

Loki nodded, not daring to say anything more.

"Go with her to the classroom; I'm sure you're eager to learn."

Miss Hou's task was particularly heavy. It was almost time for class, and she didn't have time to exchange pleasantries with Loki. In her eyes, Loki was still her student.

Loki glanced at the temporary contact person assigned by Ms. Miss Hou. She was a small girl, carrying a thick stack of homework in her arms. Loki guessed she was a class representative.

"Please follow me." The junior class representative wasn't timid, assuming it was an older brother who needed to relearn. This wasn't unusual in magic schools, especially in version 30 where all races were unlocked. For example, orcs started their primary education later, what people often call "starting school late"! The advantage was that their survival skills were maxed out very early. They learned to make advanced bandages and basic cooking early on.

"Here, have a steamed bun." Loki handed a steamed bun to the junior class representative in the elevator.

"It's still hot, I didn't expect that. Back in our time, it wasn't called a hamburger," Loki said, thinking himself witty.

The junior class representative probably couldn't understand what Loki was trying to say; he was just eating.

Loki simply gave all the buns to the little class representative. He didn't go to the designated classroom either, knowing that time was irreversible and that going back to the past was impossible.

"A true archmage dares to face his own vulnerability; no wonder you are the Venerable Lord Luo. I've actually been watching you for a long time."

Accompanied by a fluent, slightly flattering and sarcastic tone, arrived the Archmage, Elisa's current master, Unita. (Level 999, MS)

"Master." Elisa immediately dropped her innocent smile and bowed. She became mature and composed.

Loki knew that Unita was a "mind assassin," extremely skilled in advanced techniques such as "mind capture." He couldn't help but remain somewhat wary.

Loki decided that while Unita was around, he would say nothing, even though everyone already knew what was going on.

They parted hastily. Elisa went back to the classroom to teach, while Unita naturally went to the office to prepare her teaching materials.

Loki wandered around the other world, after all, it was his alma mater, where he had many interesting memories, and it was also Loki's "childhood".

As for the Demacia deal? Loki wanted to wait until evening, after Alyssa finished class, to discuss it with her. That would be more tactful.

"Buy 10 silver coins worth of buns!" Loki's first stop was the convenience store. At that time, Loki was still young, and without the help of his family (VIPs), it was naturally quite difficult.

There aren't many convenience stores in this other world, but this one, located not far from the main gate, has been there for a long time. It's currently morning, the time for classes, and the young apprentices who usually come to buy things are nowhere to be seen.

The boss was a goblin auntie, and unlike other goblins, she was quite tall. She was also a very caring person.

Loki remembered that once, he used magic to break a five-silver coin in two, and the shopkeeper complained that Loki didn't respect "money."

Loki didn't quite understand back then, but now he knows that there are laws in this other world that prohibit the melting of "coins".

"Hello there, boss! Do you remember me?" Loki greeted the goblin female boss.

The goblin female boss, whose name is displayed above her head as "Julia Zhu," is an unknown NPC, so her memory is naturally not as good as that of ordinary heroes. (NPCs are essentially lower-level heroes; their basic configurations are inevitably simplified.)

"Who are you???" The goblin female boss scratched her head. He only had a faint memory of Loki. He roughly guessed that it might be a famous apprentice from another world returning to school, but due to limited "memory" (flash memory), he couldn't recognize him.

"Hello, Archmage! How could I not recognize you, you little rascal?" Julia Zhu replied to Loki in a natural, slightly tired tone.

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Loki didn't refute it; after all, back then, and even now, she called all the young apprentices who came to buy snacks that—"Little Rascal."

"Excuse me, do you still have steamed buns in the shop? The classic Eastern snack kind?" Loki asked. So many years had passed, yet the shop's layout remained largely unchanged, the three glass counters neatly arranged. It felt very familiar; the NPC auntie had aged quite a bit.

"Of course there are, how could there not be?" With that, the goblin auntie lifted the thick blanket beside her to get the "baozi" (a nameless specialty from another world; blue). The thick blanket was for keeping warm.

The goblin aunt skillfully took out many "steamed buns" and handed them to Loki.

Loki noticed that the buns looked more like hamburgers than before. Without asking any further questions, Loki picked up the buns and left the convenience store.

He suddenly remembered his mentor, not the missing "Joseph" master, but his earlier mentor (before elementary school).

As he was pondering this, Loki's first teacher happened to pass by. She was naturally delighted to see Loki; her name was "Miss Ho." (Max level, Occupation: Teacher)

"Loki, you're back," Miss Hoo asked.

Loki nodded, not daring to say anything more.

"Go with her to the classroom; I'm sure you're eager to learn."

Miss Hou's task was particularly heavy. It was almost time for class, and she didn't have time to exchange pleasantries with Loki. In her eyes, Loki was still her student.

Loki glanced at the temporary contact person assigned by Ms. Miss Hou. She was a small girl, carrying a thick stack of homework in her arms. Loki guessed she was a class representative.

"Please follow me." The junior class representative wasn't timid, assuming it was an older brother who needed to relearn. This wasn't unusual in magic schools, especially in version 30 where all races were unlocked. For example, orcs started their primary education later, what people often call "starting school late"! The advantage was that their survival skills were maxed out very early. They learned to make advanced bandages and basic cooking early on.

"Here, have a steamed bun." Loki handed a steamed bun to the junior class representative in the elevator.

"It's still hot, I didn't expect that. Back in our time, it wasn't called a hamburger," Loki said, thinking himself witty.

The junior class representative probably couldn't understand what Loki was trying to say; he was just eating.

Loki simply gave all the buns to the little class representative. He didn't go to the designated classroom either, knowing that time was irreversible and that going back to the past was impossible.