Dark Eldar

"Demar is absolutely despicable! They didn't say a word before coming in. They just sent us in recklessly. Weren't all those DK blue-buff sets just there to deliver weapons and equipment? Ludar, what's your opinion?" Dark didn't go anywhere, ordering all the DK soldiers to stay put. He understood that moving around aimlessly might attract unnecessary "crisis."

"Lord Dark, it seems we can't go back now. The portal has been completely closed." In the midst of the chaos, Ludar secretly checked the passage behind him and found that the portal no longer had any "energy field".

"Oh? Don't worry about that. I'll find a way to contact Dema after we complete the mission," Dark said.

"My lord, any equipment we currently possess is extremely rare in Kevingani. Why don't we first conquer a medium-sized city-state and develop it gradually?" Ludar suggested. Ludar wanted to establish a foothold in Kevingani using a "rebel" development strategy.

"Alright, that's the only way. We're new here and have nothing, so let's conquer these idiots (referring to the monsters) first!" Dark ordered. In this "special environment," everyone had to obey the Dark Messenger, including the elf siblings, Ilet. Otherwise, even survival would be a challenge, and they had to stick together.

In a prominent spot in the large portal plaza, Ludar resorted to his usual trick. (The same old routine)

"Everyone, stop waiting in vain! Join us and start anew! Even if you manage to escape here, you won't escape Demacia's slaughter over there!" Ludar shouted, revealing the truth.

"What? The supreme 'King Demar' is on the other side? Didn't he die in the final battle against the 'Ghost Clan'? How could that be??" Several humanoid monsters whispered among themselves after hearing this.

Other "mutated" monsters and metallic creatures don't care about anything like Dema. They scratch their heads with their hard "tentacles," perhaps only knowing how to level up, plunder, and survive, and not caring about "real events." In the "other world," many monsters are the same; from birth to death, they don't know how many kings or races exist in this world. For example, centaurs, whose physical structure is very similar to humans, still don't care what's happening on other continents, ultimately leading to their "rule" by the Dark Legion...

Ludar's hearing is more sensitive than that of ordinary humans; he once enhanced it with dark creatures! (Hearing, vision, smell, perception, +5%)

"Demar isn't dead; we just met him! Does he have a beautiful daughter?" Ludar continued. He had already discussed these lines with Dark. Dark agreed; since Demar was far away and out of control, they might as well find out about Demar's origins and "territory."

"What? Princess Elaine is not dead! The merciful Pastor Elaine is not dead!" The humanoid monsters seemed extremely excited!

"How about it? Let's start over! We're just like you, except for a few weapons. We have nothing! Everyone who comes will be treated equally! Weapons will be divided equally!" Ludar offered his terms. He was skilled at "manipulating people's hearts."

Around 50 humanoid monsters were whispering amongst themselves. They had heard that "magic circle officials" were guarding the way and committing massacres, and they all believed it (there had been rumors before that no one could get out). Ludar's speech was very "emotional." Anyone who heard it would "consider" it. (Attribute Talent)

Seeing that the more intelligent "humanoid monsters" had submitted, the other "alien monsters" also came over, ready to join Dark's team.

This is similar to the otherworldly realm. The intelligence of humanoid beings is relatively high, second only to "elves" and "goblins" (engineering). It's unknown whether Kevin Garnier has elves. At this point, it's best not to inquire. Everything Ludar said was primarily aimed at stabilizing morale.

Previously, the ugly elite monster (suspected to be a prophet) who obtained the copper ingot also joined the ranks...