Dark Eldar

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Everything in these multiple worlds proceeds according to certain laws. There are good things, and there are bad things. —Otherworldly Rules 1134

Gludin Castle (313579) no longer houses any "old-timers". During the Barbarian King's reign over the castle, many die-hards were dismissed. They claimed to be old-timers of the castle, but the Barbarian King had already mastered the art of dealing with thugs and ruffians in the main map, and he wanted to return to the main storyline, not the fringes.

Upon receiving the latest news, the Barbarian King's first thought was of his wife, the Enchantress.

Ludal gave the Barbarian King only three days to prepare, instructing him to eliminate all NPCs and heroes of Gludin, leaving only a lone city. The Barbarian King could then return home with the Enchantress. Only two slots were allocated; all other followers and subordinates were to be dismissed.

That night, the barbarian king discussed with his wife, the alluring woman, whether they should return to the other world.

"I think Kevin Garney is pretty good, Barbarian King," the alluring woman said, resting her head on a fragrant pillow, speaking at a normal pace and in a normal tone.

After marrying the Barbarian King, she decided to quickly change her class to healer or support, abandoning the "charm" magic path. Her early efforts were somewhat diminished, but considering her life experience and later growth, the rewards were still considerable.

Skill trees, talent trees, and job changes are inextricably linked. Some theories from student soldiers, such as which skills are powerful at the beginning and which professions are more advantageous, are limited to levels up to 100. As you progress, talents, attributes, and skills must all have a certain level of [something unclear, possibly related to skill level]. "And various resistance bonuses, including skill resistance, are achieved based on familiarity. This is like life; making mistakes is inevitable. Only by falling down, getting up, and avoiding repeating the same mistakes can we make progress little by little, avoid making the same mistakes again, and grow."

The Barbarian King didn't speak; he took a sip of his beer. (Craft beer; free for guild members; Gludin perk)

The alluring woman then said, "Brother Barbarian King, we used to be Ludar's subordinates. Now we can go to other cities and continue our development. We can build another new Gludin."

The alluring woman's suggestion was driven by self-interest. She didn't want to see her former master, the Dark Legion, again, nor did she want to return to them. Furthermore, traveling through the portal while pregnant was extremely risky! There was a possibility that her child with the Barbarian King might mutate! Either become good or become evil...

The portal was an uncontrollable risk. Ludal didn't mention it when relaying the order. He didn't want the Enchantress to offer her opinion. Or perhaps, any opinion from the Enchantress wasn't worth Ludal's consideration.

The rare elite Barbarian King and the Enchantress are now a couple. The Barbarian King is conservative and always listens to his wife's opinions. He is a decisive and eccentric elite hero with his own independent thoughts; otherwise, he wouldn't be a VIP. (The awakening difficulty for rare elites is 10 times that of ordinary heroes.)

"Hey! It's the same everywhere, fighting strength will speak for itself." The Barbarian King seemed to have made up his mind. He continued.

"We cannot follow our children because of them, yet the teleportation point is located here. We must abandon the city-state we have worked so hard to build. Alas! All our efforts have been in vain," the barbarian king sighed.

The Barbarian King's level of understanding is basically that "dust to dust, ashes to ashes!"

But he was simply unwilling to give up. Did he really want to go toe-to-toe with the Dark Legion? He knew it would be like throwing an egg against a rock...

Caught between a rock and a hard place, fate demands one choice, not two! Before the god of destiny, "Lachesis," everyone is equal. Want two choices at once? You must defeat the god of destiny!

I bet the Barbarian King doesn't even know where Lachesis, the god of fate, is!

The habitats, offices, and lairs of various high-difficulty bosses are all very well hidden.

Lucky enough to find a fragment? You might get a tiny bit of a fragment, and then you have to combine the fragments into a small map fragment. The process is no less arduous than forging artifact parts. Moreover, some artifact parts require the treasure fragments themselves as materials (uniqueness). This means you either have to search for the BOSS's habitat, or patiently forge the artifact bit by bit?

Give the barbarian king and his wife, the beautiful and alluring (cold and aloof) woman, some time to think.

The main story takes place in another world. After Loki's artifact was dismantled, it was traded to Elaine, the daughter of Demacia.

Loki's injuries gradually healed. He was in much better spirits now and resumed his adventures.

Loki invited a gentleman on this trip. He brought along an old friend, Edward III (level 999, a sorcerer).

They chatted and laughed all the way, and Edward III did not distance himself from Loki because of the deal for Loki's artifacts. On the contrary, their relationship was no longer as hostile as before.

The wizard Edward III has not been given important positions in this other world recently.

Elder Morza's management methods differed fundamentally from Elder Schopenhauer's, meaning that serving the Grand Elder using the old methods would be more difficult for Edward than before. Edward was also somewhat frustrated. And Loki happened to be visiting this other world for the main quest.

Edward III sends a private message to Loki, inviting him to Green's Bar for a reunion (locations unknown, hidden). Loki readily accepts the invitation.

That night, after drinking, the two made a pact to go on a trip together the next day to broaden their horizons.

Loki initially thought it was Edward III's drunken ramblings, but Edward took it very seriously and teamed up with Loki the very next morning.

Loki didn't refuse. He didn't have any important matters to attend to lately, and he'd made enough money. This time, he didn't have a particularly clear goal yet, and he also wanted to see if his old classmate had made any new discoveries or made any new moves... (Edward III, free to travel in another world, VIP5)

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