Dark Eldar

At the top of the otherworldly Borta, there is a "Chronicle" dedicated to recording "major events." Descriptions of the Dark Elves are "briefly mentioned." The archmages fear that excessive mention of them would create a "coordinate"...

"The Otherworld" has always been sacred. But when did it completely replace "Seine" and become the new symbol of human civilization? (Seine City, the former democratic city)

It may also originate from 3000 years ago. The lifespan of the early inhabitants was mostly short, and at that time, the "other world" did not resist the "invasion" of the "Elf King" Ire.

Because the Archmage Elder Joseph knew: "Besides the warlike Irelia, the other sages, and the great 'World Tree'! can all bring eternal 'blessings' to humanity..."

Unexpectedly, the "stubborn" dwarven warlock Piano was "bewitched" by the Dark Eldar and unleashed a "Spirit Curse" "not of this world." (The World Tree is immune to any spell damage up to level 100. The Spirit Curse is level 110.)

The World Tree, in its weakened state, let out a painful wail! The Mystic Lake that nourished the divine tree boiled! From within emerged "citizens" of another realm—the "Eidolon Pioneers"! They were all full of vigor! Their skin was dark brown, and they had long ears. They were the elite of the elite! There were more than 20 of them! Counting them, they were exactly the 20-odd leaves of the World Tree that had fallen into the lake.

The name of the leader of the Dark Eldar remains a mystery. All that is known is that he wields a two-handed weapon (which resembles an energy battleaxe, but details are scarce). He also employs purely physical attacks.

Perhaps only the deceased Ire knew his name. This is also a major reason why the "Otherworld" later significantly weakened the physics department!

"Frost Spell!" "Fireball!" The spells struck the Eldar without causing them any "pain."

The Dark Eldar are practically a bug in the system... (bug: implying flaws, inconsistencies, and illogicality)

Due to the passage of time and the sudden disappearance of Elder Joseph, the world returned to peace after the rise of mages such as Schopenhauer, Sun Yun, and the priest Catherine.

In the year 2096738 of the "Otherworldly Calendar," the "Hammer of the Creator" fell from the sky! It was forged by Loki, a fledgling mid-level human mage! Half of the heroes suspected it was a fake artifact? Even Loki tacitly admitted it.

He publicly stated: "The 'Creator's Artifact' in my possession is a replica." (The 'Secret' is merely a flawless copy of the artifact.)

Loki once couldn't understand: "Why do people question things that even 'order' approves of? Is it only through violence that people are convinced?"

"Does violence have to be used to convince you?" Loki spoke his true feelings in the temple hall.

Elder Sun Yun had tried to dissuade him beforehand, but he couldn't stop him. He was worried about his disciple Edward III, and he also had some hope of releasing "Kyklops".

"Although you are a high-ranking mage, you are not an elder. Watch your words and your status!" Elder Schopenhauer reprimanded.

Loki disagreed with everyone on whether to release the Cyclops.

"How about we release it first and see?" The Fire Messenger relented. Part of his "prophecy" was not his own will, but the will of the "Fire God".

Elder Sun Yun saw that the scene was very awkward, so he spoke up.

"Revered Master Schopenhauer, Firebringer. Releasing a demon is no small matter. I volunteer to go with Loki, and we'll see how things unfold." Elder Sun Yun's suggestion was a compromise. (The Doctrine of the Mean)

"But the exam is still on!" Cindian, the teacher of the intermediate priest Stel, reminded him. He was a newly appointed priest elder and had not yet trained a single talent, as could be seen from his apprentice Stel.

"Then let's wait a little longer. You go back first, Loki. No one is allowed to enter until the exam is over," Elder Schopenhauer solemnly reiterated.

Loki's soul flew quickly back to Yundar, but he didn't teleport immediately; instead, he was thinking about what had just happened.

"Whatever. My side quest is done. It's vented my frustration. One word: awesome! I really want to know what the final mystery reward is..."

To some extent, Loki also has a selfish side.