Dark Eldar

Many people aspire to be "heroes" in their youth. But as they reach middle age, they gradually realize that every weapon has its own "destiny." What's meant to be yours, you must strive for! Otherwise, even a small blue-tier item (required) might be ruthlessly "disassembled" by an enchanter. —Otherworldly Discipline 178.27

At dawn, the rooster at the dwarven inn crowed early. Loki awoke. He had received a large amount of experience points (a mysterious reward). Loki had finally reached level 70! This was a cause for celebration in this other world. (Level 80 allows one to become an elder.)

Loki stretched, the feeling of leveling up was wonderful. (Intelligence +30, Strength +15, Defense +40, Spirit +100, Free Attribute Points 20; Loki, as usual, allocated points to the initial attribute "Exploration")

He went to the well to wash up and shave. He looked much more energetic and radiant!

"How is Alyssa?" Loki didn't see her at Demar's farm. Demar said, "Elena took her home a few days ago. Alyssa is making good progress."

"I knew Alyssa would definitely become an excellent priest." Loki pondered as he walked, wondering if Alyssa could reach level 2.

At the village entrance, Loki could see Elisa from afar. She was helping her father with the farm work. Loki walked over to her.

"It's Loki!" Elisa put down her hoe and shouted excitedly.

Elisa's father was overjoyed to see that it was the person who had saved his beloved wife who had come to visit!

"Loki, brother! Long time no see! Come, taste the fruits of my harvest this year, they're delicious!" Elisa's father invited Loki home.

"Come on! Have a taste! The fruit trees in the backyard have had a bumper harvest this year!" Elisa held up a light pink ceramic basin with both hands and enthusiastically placed it in front of Loki.

"It's Loki, he's here!" Elisa's mother was cooking in the kitchen, and she was especially happy to hear that Loki had arrived.

"Auntie, you look great! Are you feeling better?"

"Auntie is completely cured! Thank you so much!"

The delicious pears emitted a simple, rustic aroma. Loki politely tasted them.

"That's really sweet!" Loki exclaimed.

"Yes! The orchard in the back is all managed by the sensible Elisa. I haven't been able to go water the orchard much this year because her mother is sick," Elisa's father said.

"Loki, you sit down first. I'll go and bring back the weed killer from outside. It'll lose its effectiveness if it's left out for too long."

"Uncle, do you need my help?"

"No need, you and Alyssa can chat for now." The uncle was clearly "creating an opportunity" for Loki.

"Let's eat at home later! Auntie made eight-treasure porridge." Auntie and Uncle agreed without prior consultation.

Only Loki and Elisa remained in the room.

"How have you been lately? I heard from Uncle Demar that you've improved a lot?" Loki asked softly. He wasn't very good at chatting with girls.

"I'm already level 5," Elisa replied with a smile.

"Really! How did you level up?" Loki exclaimed in amazement, finding it hard to believe that someone could level up 5 times in such a short time. (Elisa was level 1 before learning; leveling up is generally slow for priests in this other world.)

"I don't know either. How about I demonstrate it for you?" Elisa asked.

"It's a pity there are no lab mice. Sometimes I'll cast spells on the toads in the stream," Elisa said.

"Oh, I see. Did you bring your wand?" Loki asked.

"Here you go! A silver wand (blue level 2, focus +10)! Teacher Elaine told me to carry it with me at all times, saying it's for practice. Practice what level?" As she spoke, Elisa took it out of her sleeve.

"Proficiency!"

"Yes! It's proficiency!" Elisa repeated.

"Let me see!" Loki held the wand and examined it closely.

"This wand is considered quite good for a novice priest; it should be a drop. Yes, it's a pity I don't know where it dropped," Loki analyzed. (It dropped in Kevin Garney's "Dungeon," which Loki obviously didn't know.)

"There are many types of low-level weapons. I used to know them by heart, but I haven't used them for a long time and have forgotten most of them."

"Look at this! I bought these clothes myself!" Elisa took out the "priest's robe" she had bought from Mrs. William from the wardrobe.

"It's so beautiful! It's a pity it's white..." Loki commented.

"White?" Elisa didn't quite understand.

In Loki's backpack, any random stone could be easily turned green or blue by smashing it with her "artifact." Loki hesitated for a moment, then didn't do that. She didn't want Alyssa to develop a "dependence" on her from the start. Doing so would harm her...

After breakfast, Uncle and Aunt went about their own business as usual. They were both experienced people and knew that Loki could change their daughter's "fate" of being a "farmer".

As the aunt planted rice seedlings, she thought to herself, "I'm not saying there's anything wrong with being an ordinary person. My husband and I have worked so hard. If our daughter can become a hero in the future, or even just be a potential hero, she will definitely be happy."

The uncle didn't think too much about it; he did hope that his daughter, Elisa, could "fall in love" with Loki and get married. His uncle had worked in Yundar for generations, and he didn't know as much about the outside world as his aunt did.

My aunt lived in "Sena City" (formerly Democracy City) when she was young. Later, due to war, she and her father were forced to wander and beg for a living. After her father died, my aunt, all alone, followed a caravan. She was frequently beaten and abused by the caravan's unscrupulous merchants. After escaping, the unscrupulous merchants chased her everywhere. Unintentionally, my aunt wandered into the "pure" map of Yundar and met her current "simple" and "hardworking" uncle, "Lauren."