Dark Eldar

Along the way, the Ilet siblings did not see anyone; it was a desolate grassland.

He then summoned his mount and sped forward.

Based on their damage output, both of them were "assessed" as high-level mages in an "otherworldly" realm (including equipment bonuses). However, strictly speaking, Ilet was about 10 levels behind, while his sister Eliza was about 13 levels behind (female characters level up slower). Eliza's attack power was comparable to Benjamin VI's.

In the Yundar Serpent District, Eliza urged her brother to leave quickly. She had been afraid of snakes since childhood, let alone the enormous "Kuiman Serpent."

The dwarf houses, weathered by wind and rain day after day, seem to grow increasingly dilapidated, much like their unbearable history.

(A painful history: The feud between the elves and dwarves has lasted for thousands of years)

"This must be a trap! Let me capture a dwarf alive, Lisa!" Irete asked.

"Let's go in and take a look." Eliza couldn't forget the "hatred" between her and the dwarven sorcerer. ... 2300 years ago, the young King Ire of the Elven Kingdom imprisoned the human Grand Elder Asef, the dwarven King Pinajo, and the orc chieftain Gangsales. The evil dwarven sorcerer "Piano" cruelly "cursed" the World Tree, and withered leaves fell one by one into the Mystic Lake. Another, more powerful race emerged from the Mystic Lake—the mighty "Dark Elf Clan"! The Dark Elf Clan did not mobilize a large force. They believed that in the multiple worlds, the only one qualified to fight them was the Elven King "Ire," who possessed the artifact "Staff of Destiny's Judgment" [Staff of Destiny's Judgment, orange, unique, non-binding; Wisdom +50%, Spirit +50%, 1% chance to trigger Destiny's Judgment; forged from ancient Elven blueprints; currently in the collection of Elder Izo]. At the critical moment of the great war! If it weren't for the artifact "Judgment of Fate" landing a critical hit and triggering the 1% chance of "Judgment of Fate"!!

It declared: "The Dark Eldar and Irelia shall return to dust! Ashes to ashes! Therefore, the rule of the Dark Eldar shall now surely be established..."

"Brother, look! There's bread, purified water, and a homemade gun." Eliza's exploratory abilities are exceptional; her passive skill is the same as Loki's. (Exploration)

"Don't take any of it! It's dirty!" Irete insisted.

"Brother, so many years have passed, and the dwarves no longer have the profession of 'warlock'. We don't need to dwell on it anymore." Eliza tried to take the bread and the crystal bottle.

"Well, I was just afraid you'd still be angry with Piano the dwarf!" Irete looked particularly out of place in the hut. Under the low eaves, he was bowing and hunched over, looking quite comical.

"That wretched Piano! Grandpa said he went to 'Hell' with the Dark Elves, but you and I both know that's not true. If Piano really was with the Dark Elves, he would still be alive!" Eliza said confidently. She opened the bottle and took a small sip. She also ate a piece of magic bread.

"It's not poisonous, and it's still warm! I'm sure it's not a trap! It's a bit tragic that neither of us warriors can make 'magic bread' or 'water' together. How about I talk to Grandpa and ask him to let you become a mage?" Eliza joked.

"Don't make fun of me. With a memory like mine, how could I be a mage? Being a warrior is much better; all I have to do is fight and kill! I hate memorizing our elf race's long spells; I've heard they're even longer than human mages' spells!" Iret shifted his position, sitting against the wall on a half-closed drawer. The low cabinet behind him served as his "backrest."

"Little sister, I'm going to take a nap. I want to regain some energy," the older brother suggested.

"Alright, I'll keep watch outside for you. You'd better keep your ears open! Don't go back down!" Eliza instructed.

"Okay, okay, just shout softly!" Because of the naturally sensitive structure of the elves' cochleas, their "long ears" can "perceive" sounds from very far away.