Dark Eldar

On the level 2 map, Kevin Garnier (51313) and Dark's Legion (level 5800; Black Mage) have completed all main and side quests. However, they are not yet at the level cap (level 2 map, level 10,000 is the maximum level). They are now planning to transfer servers.

The Elf Prince and Ilet (level 2688), along with his sister Eliza (level 2600), had long since stopped playing with Dark. Their grandfather, the Elf Master, the demigod Elder Izo (level 999 max; otherworld; level 1 map), had safely brought them back using advanced necromancy.

As for the relationship between Princess Elizabeth and Markus (the tenacious human spiritual leader) (an older man dating a younger woman)? That's the end of it. Sometimes, some things can't be forced. The tenacious human spiritual leader Markus stopped spending money. All the ingots he spent, although not very expensive in the secondary map, couldn't withstand the crazy spending and gift-giving. The secondary order doesn't like a single consumption pattern. (They're not stupid; some of the money they're using isn't even their own. What happens when the laws of the real world are enforced? All unrestrained consumption is a futile frenzy; cash flow can be recovered. At that time, if Markus's ID is deemed to have engaged in illegal operations, then the money he misappropriated in the early stages will be returned in full to the big boss behind the scenes. Markus will be imprisoned, and the secondary world order will also be implicated—a losing proposition...)

Mysterious Island (no coordinates), Majestic Elf Temple (no coordinates)!

Elder Ezo (Level 999) swore an oath before the World Tree: "I will create a new civilization!" (Common Language)

The World Tree (Skull level; Skeleton) was already used to such things. No matter how powerful Elder Izo was, to the World Tree, he was merely a drop in the ocean. In early spring, the World Tree would occasionally chat with Elder Izo to pass the time. While it slept, the World Tree could see the conflicts of multiple worlds and hear the "grand pronouncements" of Elder Izo and his ilk... The World Tree seemed to have just heard Elder Izo's son, Ire, swearing (the old Elf King had died), as well as Isabel (deceased), Ito (deceased), and Idu (deceased)... The history of the Elven race kept repeating itself, from the initial random creation to the current "banned selection mode" (unselectable), and soon, the World Tree knew that the random creation mode would inevitably be restarted...

Currently, the Elven race is still displayed as: unselectable mode. Time, unlike the World Tree, doesn't pass like days.

Ludar (level 4999; solo player; mage/warrior), Dark's strategist and former leader of the rebels, is still serving Dark. He dares not switch sides or start his own faction. His fear stems from Dark (the former messenger of the Dark Legion). He knows how terrifying Dark is, and how monstrous he himself is. He can't believe that Dark might become the biggest villain, nor can he believe that he might become the second biggest villain. His desire to be the leader is as strong as his impulse to help Dark become the leader—seemingly contradictory and abnormal thoughts, but in reality, they are neither contradictory nor abnormal.

Darkbringer Dark is now eager to return, rebuild the Dark Legion on the Tier 1 map, and annihilate the "Dark Eldar"! He doesn't want to see the Dark Eldar wiped out by the otherworldly light. This is the most important reason he's so anxious to return. Another reason is that he wants to settle scores with Demacia. He'll settle both old and new scores. Back then, he was defeated by Demacia and was "tricked" into working illegally on the Tier 2 map, Kevin Garnet. Little did he expect to be "reborn" here.

At the beginning, Dark stumbled along the way. He believed he could conquer the Oni, the Zerg, and various smaller races. He finally accomplished his feat! Dark, skilled in leading troops into battle, and Ludar, adept at strategy, will now lead newly expanded Oni and Zerg detachments back to the other world, attempting to change the existing landscape of the main map.

Kevin Garnier still lacks mineral resources, and neither Dak nor Ludar has acquired any good weapons.

The rare elite Barbarian King (level 3874) and Ludar's subordinate, the Enchantress (level 3599), have married. It was a very sweet wedding, held right inside Gludin Castle. Gludin Castle has now been upgraded to the highest level, five diamonds. Dark has no interest in dismembering the Barbarian King, either by a leg or an arm. The Barbarian King was once Dark's defeated foe. Dark feels there's no need to conquer the same person twice...

Barbarian King (Level 3874; Warrior) is disabled, but he has not lost his will and instead rises in Gludin.

The rare elite Barbarian King never expanded his territory, nor did he consider revenge. He actually thought Kevin Garnier was quite good; recruiting (or hiring) people was easy. "Student soldiers" died and came back, died again and again. There was a constant stream, since they were created for free (in-game items were paid). Sometimes, the Barbarian King would painstakingly cultivate a loyal follower, but because the follower needed to "take postgraduate entrance exams" or participate in other high, middle, or low-level exams or reviews, they would truly become "gray accounts." (In another world, they would inevitably be forcibly identified as "wanderers" by the order. The second-level map isn't so strict; you can continue playing occasionally or create a new one. But one thing is consistent with the multiple worlds: hero memories cannot be taken away! For example, Captain Tim has long since logged off. The new Captain Tim, although sharing the same ID as the old Captain Tim, is clearly not as smart or as "savvy" as the previous captain. [Eastern slang])

As for why the Enchantress came to Gludin, the credit should go to Ludal. Ludal didn't want the Enchantress to continue serving Dark, so he exiled her for a minor offense. Later, the Barbarian King received a private message from Ludal, instructing him to take good care of the Enchantress. (There's a harem battle at this point in the story; Mary, the daughter of the old Lord of Hawkwell, wants to rise to power. Ludal doesn't want the Enchantress to become a victim of this power struggle. He knows that the Enchantress's background is not as noble as Mary's, therefore... this side story is omitted.)

After all, back then, among the rebels, very few heroes remained who followed Ludar to the very end. Ludar, with his masterful tactics, clearly saw the future, and the sneaky route of the rare elite Barbarian King on the same level 2 map. He seemed to sense that he... might also be able to change something...