Dark Eldar

The "Badge of Resilience," "Badge of Courage," and "Badge of the Watchers" are hailed as the three great "intangible treasures" of the multiverse! (Unforgeable and extremely rare)

After leaving the dragon's lair, Loki checked the mission, which showed "incomplete".

"Are we going to go find Sabrian again? I heard he's elusive and rarely seen!" Loki asked.

"Yes! That black dragon is not to be trifled with. Why don't we go back first? My backpack is completely empty," Edward III said, bowing slightly. He had almost run out of money.

Loki secretly counted. "It cost about 2 copper coins, 5000 silver coins, and gold coins, roughly 1000 grams. The total amount isn't much, but the weight is considerable. Just the copper coins spent initially reduced Edward's burden by 50%!"

"The quest items are gone? Who gave me this stupid quest? What kind of reward is this?" Loki's frustration was rising. Sometimes he was like this, hating "following the rules"!

"Loki, your 'negative energy' is rising!" Edward III warned.

"Thanks for the suggestion. I see it's getting late, so why don't we find an inn to rest first?" Loki asked.

"Yes, I also need to replenish my health and mana. According to the map, the Blackrock Foundry is ahead; why don't we settle there?" Edward III suggested.

The "orc" was the innkeeper. He accepted one gold coin from Edward, which included two steaks and a keg of malt beer. A standard room with two beds.

Loki led the two "Void Beasts" and handed the reins to the "Station Keeper" outside, a young orc who was probably the innkeeper's son.

"Your son is really impressive, becoming a stable master at such a young age!" Loki greeted the orc boss.

"How can we compare to you otherworldly archmages! We're destined to stay here generation after generation, making a living off this inn," the orc innkeeper said irritably. He seemed extremely dissatisfied with his profession. (The military void beast mount reveals their "otherworldly" identity)

"If you don't want to run an inn, you can go find a warrior trainer and become a warrior!" Loki said seriously, he was fed up with other people's "unfounded complaints"!

"Loki, he's just an ordinary innkeeper. Why bother discussing professional matters with him?" Edward said, sitting at the table and calling him over to prepare for dinner.

Seeing that the archmage seemed to be in a bad mood, the orc innkeeper didn't dare say anything more. Otherwise, if he angered the high mage and he cast a freezing spell, both he and his little inn would be doomed (Hearthstone not bound).

"I'm sorry, I got a little carried away. My name is Loki, a mage from another world. Orc boss, I don't know your name yet." Loki readily admitted his mistake. With his cultivation level, he had sensed something was amiss long ago, but he still couldn't pinpoint the root of the problem.

"Loki?? Oh! It's nothing. My name is Dugard, and my son is Durotan. You've already met him; he's the stable boy outside." The orc boss wasn't so angry anymore. Orcs were known for their bad tempers, and Loki mentioning his son's "profession" as a stable boy had made things even worse. What father doesn't want his child to succeed? When he saw the imposing young "otherworldly" mages, Loki and Edward III, he felt a pang of unease.

The "juicy steak" was alright, but not as authentic as the one at Van Dal Old Dema. It might be due to the ingredients. In this "smoky" Blackstone foundry, raising a few cows is indeed a "troublesome matter".

Just as they were finishing their meal, a noisy commotion erupted outside. It turned out to be the foundry's slave owners coming over for some fun and drinks! They were loudly joking with each other; there were orcs, dwarves, goblins, and a few dragon guards. The dragon guards were rather stout, their heads "mutated," shrinking by half a circle, and they wielded tridents (blue, the exclusive weapon of dragon guards). Their golden armor was exceptionally dazzling!

It turns out that this Black Stone Foundry is the Black Dragon Clan's "secret arsenal."