Dark Eldar

The 17th Legion, the rebels who guard the Void Fortress, is a renowned force.

When neighboring weaker countries hear the number "17", their first reaction is fear!

They came again today!

"Iron Cavalry Town" is located northwest of the Void Fortress. Benjamin VI arrived in a grand procession!

Before departure, each person was given a bottle of flight potion (enough for 2 hours of flight).

Several players had mounts, but none were given one (mounts: wild goose, unicorn). The guild leader didn't have a mount; he was too heavy, and it's estimated that no flying mount at lower levels could carry him.

Lorna does have a goose. She's lightweight, and assassins generally possess flying mounts, unless in exceptional circumstances. This is more common among female assassins. They excel at conserving energy.

Benjamin didn't take the "potion" in his hand. Flying was too easy for him. He followed behind Lorna's goose, worried that her white "little gosling" might run out of energy.

"Hand over all your weapons, equipment, ornaments, and medicines, or we'll get serious!" The barbarian leader shouted at the villagers of Iron Cavalry Town, brandishing a heavy hammer. (Powered Hammer, Blue Level 1)

The commander's usual tricks were taught to him personally by Ludar.

Ludall had repeatedly told the barbarian commander of the 17th Regiment, "If we can avoid fighting, we should! Every brother who dies fewer deaths is a brother who dies less!"

The troupe leader might not understand the "mystery" behind it; he was just "reading from the script."

Iron Cavalry Town is an ancient town steeped in history. As its name suggests, its "Iron Cavalry Guard" was once renowned far and wide! Unfortunately, with the passage of time, all that glory has vanished, leaving only weak, helpless villagers and a few descendants of the Iron Cavalry who possess some fighting ability...

"I am the 83rd village chief of Iron Cavalry Village. You have already plundered us three times this year. Even if we had any treasures, Lord Ludar has already taken them away. What else can we offer you as tribute, Commander?"

The 83rd generation Iron Cavalry Village Chief stepped forward alone to negotiate with the regimental commander.

"You cunning old man! Our superiors said that Iron Cavalry Town has excellent 'Iron Cavalry Weapons,' but you only give us two each time! This is outrageous! I can't explain this to the boss anymore! If you give us all of them, we won't bother you anymore!" the commander shouted. (Note: Iron Cavalry Weapons are all blue++. Each one has a line of small "inscriptions" engraved on it, which can trigger unexpected attack effects, or defensive and other effects! Ludar has been coveting them for a long time.)

"Alright, here you go! This dagger that can turn invisible is probably worth three of them! How about it?" The 83rd village chief said, taking out a wad of handkerchief from behind his back. He unwrapped layer after layer until it revealed a cold glint!

"Iron Cavalry and Sharp Blades!"

"Iron Cavalry Blade, Blue, Max Level! A clear line of dark red inscription is engraved on the back of the blade: 'Appearing and disappearing without a trace, let all wars end quickly!' Passive Attribute—50% chance to trigger stealth effect!"

"Wow! That's amazing!" Rona exclaimed softly! It was clear she wanted the dagger, but unfortunately, it couldn't be enchanted. (Ancient weapon-forging techniques are complex! Most weapons cannot be enchanted. Forcing an enchantment will result in "Broken"!)

"Oh, Lorna, it seems you want that dagger?" Benjamin asked from the side.

"Who doesn't want it? Look! I'm warning you in advance! Don't try to fight me for it later!" Rona pouted.

Benjamin wasn't interested in ancient weapons. "Although 50% invisibility means you become invisible for 5 seconds after every two slashes, that's actually a pretty powerful bug. I wonder how ancient cavalry guards were forged? Did they 'drop' them?"

Benjamin's thoughts flashed through his mind. He continued to monitor the situation, somewhat reluctant to get involved in any "bloody" events.

The commander took the "Iron Cavalry Blade" and looked down at it.

"15 gold coins! Anyone want them?" The guild leader suddenly raised his dagger and shouted!

"?#@!￥%~!?" This year's Ming was completely dumbfounded.

"I'll bid 20 gold coins!" shouted a middle-aged man (a wanderer) from the rebel group. He was probably bidding for the girl!

"50 gold coins!" Rona behind her was getting anxious! She desperately wanted "Iron Cavalry Blade"...