Dark Eldar

An endless world beckons, seemingly without end. —Otherworldly Rules 535.370 (Uploaded by: Moore)

When it was time for dinner, Loki bid farewell to Benjamin VI and ran back to the Megar Hotel in Regent City (131, 233). He didn't want to spend too much time with Benjamin. He knew, "In this other world, with my identity and personality, there is a difference between me and Benjamin, my junior. Although my current level is not much different from Benjamin's, I don't want to level up with him."

In his otherworldly life, Loki placed great emphasis on self-cultivation, especially high-level skills like [Insight] and [Meditation], which required long-term practice and involved extensive leveling up. Loki had essentially reached the Elder level, and in some skills, he was even close to the Master level. Loki enjoyed listening to his innermost thoughts and disliked suppressing his own feelings.

He knew that sponsoring Benjamin VI might have negative consequences, and simply pandering to Benjamin would make him uneasy.

Loki looked down on Benjamin, a newly minted hero, and he knew his opinion was definitely prejudiced, but he seemed to have long been accustomed to "prejudice."

That night, Loki made a decision.

The next morning, Benjamin VI (Level 30, Occupation: None) woke up happily. He was staying at the guesthouse in Archer Village (free room and board for students). Benjamin thought, "This way I can save on accommodation costs, which is pretty good."

"Great! I can finally take classes with Loki today. I'm so excited. I remember back in the other world, I've been looking forward to this day." Benjamin muttered to himself while eating breakfast.

His breakfast consisted of eggs laid by a lv1 hen raised by the farmer in Archer Village, along with porridge and steamed buns. (Free room and board for trainees)

At the entrance of the Archer Village shrine, the nameless elf teacher (level 206; profession: LR) was waiting early.

"Good morning, Benjamin VI. Please sign in first. Once you're done, we'll begin class," the nameless elf teacher said elegantly. His battle robes were dazzling; they were likely a custom-made, form-fitting archer's set for the elven race (purple; mysterious leather armor; race-customized; set attributes hidden).

"Teacher, OK, I've signed. My older brother, Loki, isn't he here yet? That shouldn't be the case! I wonder why he's late?" Benjamin checked the time (system clock; synchronized), slowly walked out of the ancestral hall, and muttered to himself.

Elves have exceptionally keen hearing. The nameless elf teacher heard it.

"Oh, your friend Loki! He's not coming. He's transferred the remaining nine days of the course to you. Just hang in there and keep learning," the nameless elf teacher said, shrugging.

"Huh? Loki transferred to me??" Benjamin scratched his head, puzzled.

"Of course, it's up to you. Since he's a warrior, there's no use in him learning more. It would be a complete waste of resources. Therefore, he has decided to transfer the training to you so that you can receive my rigorous and systematic training. You should know that I am a member of the Elf race, and our racial talent is high agility! Time is running out. Now I'm formally asking you, are you willing to accept the 9-day rigorous training?" The nameless elven archer teacher asked solemnly.

"Loki, you're still the same as always, looking down on me, aren't you? No wonder, back in the other world you were always a loner, and now in Classic, you're still as dashing as ever. Alright, but I still thank you! Thank you for taking care of me, senior brother." Benjamin was internally conflicted! But he was quite clever; he could understand Loki's intentions without much thought. He nodded in agreement (right-click "YES").

As soon as Benjamin nodded in agreement, the nameless elf teacher immediately issued a PK challenge!

The nameless elf archer already understood Benjamin's strength and believed that only through indiscriminate PvP could Benjamin's full potential be unleashed. After all, 20 gold coins couldn't be taken for nothing; teaching only some "lazy basics" would certainly be letting down the "sugar daddy" behind him.

The offer to transfer tuition was merely a consolation; Loki's actual action was this: he not only forfeited the remaining nine days of the course but also paid Benjamin VI a separate 100,000 gold coin wish fee. Combined with the 100,000 gold coins he had previously paid, that totaled 200,000 gold coins—a considerable sum in the early stages of the game. Fortunately, Loki was prepared; he had brought all the money from the sale of the artifact "Mold of the Creator."

A duel between high-level archers was indeed quite exciting! Benjamin VI couldn't dodge in time and was nearly knocked unconscious. Of course, the level 206 teacher was only exchanging moves, not actually fighting, otherwise there wouldn't be a fair PK. They were just exchanging moves, and the teacher's advanced skills such as "Sky-Piercing Arrow," "Hundred-Step Piercing Willow," and "100% Precision Strike" were all displayed one by one, showing Benjamin as many as he could remember. For Benjamin, who was an archer by training, this was like gilding his resume.

Benjamin outwardly resisted, but inwardly he was delighted. He thoroughly enjoyed the precise one-on-one instruction and was grateful for Rocky's arrangement.

At this point, Loki had already mounted his mount and left the Regin City area, heading towards the more expansive mid-to-high-level maps.

He wanted to visit the starting villages of other races, such as giants, orcs, dwarves, undead banshees, goblins, shadow ghosts, and so on. He especially wanted to find the starting village of the "dark spirit race"!

Loki still couldn't understand: "Why did the Dark Eldar use the map of another world to access the Classic version of the game? If it was just a coincidence, it doesn't make sense. The Dark Eldar came to this other world without fighting, but somehow... they seemed to take away some kind of 'essence' or 'balance' from it. Their race seems to be some kind of mysterious reaper? Nobody knows what they're up to."

"Without any purpose? That's what's most unsettling," Loki muttered to himself from his mount.

He has also uploaded this quote to "Otherworldly Rules". (Note: Regardless of the hero's location, only the same ID can be used to upload the rules.)