Dark Eldar

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Fate never plays tricks on anyone. —Otherworldly Rules 1373

On the advice of their strategist Ludar, the Dark Legion returned to the rebels' old territory. The rebels' stronghold, the classic old map—"Void Fortress" (51437).

Ludar used to be the leader of the Void Fortress, but after all these years, he is no longer...

The new master of the Void Fortress isn't one of the rebels' old comrades, but an elementalist named Jin Erso. Level 999 (max level). Class: Warlock. His max-level ultimate is "Burn, Minerals!" Based on experience, the longer the name of a max-level ultimate, the more mediocre its damage, though there are exceptions. Usually, ultimates with exclamation marks and expressions of intense emotion are particularly mana-intensive and mediocre; they can't be cast without at least 75 MP. It's a skill designed to kill in one hit.

Upon receiving intelligence that Ludal had led a small team to infiltrate the area, Erso, the elemental Erso, immediately organized a team to investigate.

Elemental Gold Erso is entirely grayish-gold in color, without any luster, with a small amount of elemental energy swirling around him. This passive skill, considered a basic form of protection, is flashy but not very practical in combat and can obstruct vision. Its advantage is that it makes clearing mobs convenient, without taking damage and with almost no resource cost. Erso is likely transformed from an elemental elite (judging from its appearance, it's not rare), with a cool elemental monster model and skin. If it were rare, it would likely have a light blue sheen, or an even more intense color, such as a fluorescent pink phantom.

Erso discovered that Ludar, the former leader of the invading fortress, only had a party of 5 people, and none of the members of Ludar's party were at max level??

"No way, they're delivering supplies and equipment??"

Erso's first thought was not only underestimating his enemy, but also driven by greed... He wanted to eliminate Ludar, the former king of this place and the former leader of the rebels...

"Erso, please leave quickly. This used to be my territory, and it still is," the confident Ludal spoke first. He was very adept at "de-escalating conflicts." (Common Language)

"But that was a long time ago. Isn't it? The Rebels Guild? The 17th Legion, feared by all? They're long gone! I saved this place! I saved this city!!" Erso roared, his voice laced with sarcasm.

Erso's voice seemed to contain an elusive minerality, or some kind of magnetism. His pronunciation was unclear, yet everyone could understand him. No subtitles, Common Language.

"Alright, I understand." Ludall sensed something was amiss and knew further words were pointless. He prepared to resolve the conflict quickly using force.

The five members of Ludar's squad simultaneously assumed battle stances! Ctrl+F1

The Void Fortress is a bustling neutral zone. Everything here evokes a flood of memories for Ludar! The Mysterious Love Bar, the 360 ​​Royal Casino, even some shady underground fighting arenas (unofficial), and lesbian nightclubs—Ludar was once a master operator of these places. He used to manage the fortress and the rebel faction with minimal force, but a great deal of emotional intelligence, economics, and "cultural ideals."

The 17th Legion of Rebels is famous mainly because of its stability and good reputation as a "golden legion".

Erso kept his eyes glued to the situation before him! He had some thoughts of backing down, but he still wanted to give it a try; otherwise, he wouldn't be the current master of the fortress.

Every hero who stays at the Void Fortress, binds their Hearthstone, or comes as a tourist, earns a substantial commission in Erzor for every purchase they make at the Void Fortress.

Erso also possessed a certain business acumen; otherwise, he wouldn't have taken advantage of the chaos to eliminate enemies far more powerful than himself and take over the area. Now, seeing the previous generation of operators "reaping" the profits, he naturally felt resentful.

The 17th Legion was wise; they left the fortress in batches after Ludar went missing, essentially quitting the guild. Among them was the elusive beauty, Rona. Rona is no longer enthusiastic about duels and seems to be nearing level 100.

"Ludal, please forgive me," Erso said coldly, seemingly about to unleash his ultimate attack?

"Burn, minerals!" Erso truly desired Ludal's life.

In such encounters, heroes need a priest's help to revive. Currently, Ludar's five-man squad lacks a healer. Therefore, Ludar's situation remains precarious.

The resurrection potion cannot be traded or consumed by them because their legal status has not yet been officially confirmed. (Pink, premium potion, expensive.)

Military leader Ludall was certainly well aware of "hierarchical suppression"!

"Everyone spread out! Elemental Erzo's target is me, so follow my lead!" Ludar signaled to the five-man squad.

The remaining four members of Ludar's squad are all high-DPS damage dealers: Warrior, Berserker, Mage, and Oni Guide. The Oni Guide class, introduced from the previous version, is a mysterious class in the level 4 map (its tree-like skill tree offers high selectability and gameplay potential), and its specific skill details have not yet been released. This will only be possible once all members of the Dark Legion have their identities fully verified.

Ersor's staff unleashed a fiery column of energy that slammed into Ludar. In the critical moment, Ludar confidently drew his shield, attempting to block Ersor's max-level ultimate.

At the critical moment! Erso's pillar of energy was completely blocked by another, unknown pillar of energy?! Ludar was unharmed. It seemed as if someone was casting a spell in secret to help him.

"Come out, old friend," Ludall smiled. He knew his loyal followers could never be dismantled. They were probably also waiting for Ludall's return...

"Lord Luddar, what should we do with the scapegoat (Erso)?" From the shadows, a skilled, max-level warlock asked, pointing at Erso. He slowly emerged from the darkness, a faint blue glow emanating from him—clearly a top-tier player!

"He's a businessman who took the risk for money. Let him go." Ludar didn't want to see bloodshed. Therefore, he signaled to his direct subordinate max-level sorcerer (name and title are hidden; can be set; additional settings, this hidden setting can only be unlocked after training).

The astute Erso, upon seeing the hero shimmering with a pale blue light, slunk away from the Void Fortress. He left behind his beloved wife (a banshee), his safe, and his treasure.

Elemental Ersor was indeed a businessman. He understood the cyclical nature of fortune, and there were other philosophical sayings as well. One of them was a saying often uttered by the otherworldly elder Sun Yun: "Where there's life, there's hope." (An Eastern proverb).