Dark Eldar

After much deliberation, Loki decided it was necessary to first create an important piece of basic equipment: the "Guide".

"The Hammer of the Creator is indeed omnipotent. But in places like Yundar, a pristine, unexplored map, relying solely on artifacts is insufficient for survival. Even the simplest task—cooking something to eat—is difficult!"

When Loki set off from the other world, he was indeed unprepared. He hadn't expected Yundar to be so barren! Every world, after all, is brimming with all sorts of treasures. But Yundar was quite different; perhaps it was truly due to the large number of alien species?

To create a guide, in addition to a regular magic crystal, you also need a piece of "iron".

"Unfortunately, I have to destroy it again. Even though it's the dwarves' junk weapons." Loki didn't like destroying equipment; he believed that every piece of equipment, good or bad, was a work of art.

With a "smack!" Loki didn't dare to hit it harder, afraid of disintegrating it completely.

Under the power of the Creator's Hammer, the dwarven pistol, which would have otherwise become "rough iron," was transformed into a piece of "refined iron"! Keep in mind that the density of "refined iron" is tens of thousands of times greater than that of "rough iron."

Loki, holding the two "high-class items," gave a silly, bitter smile.

"They always said I was wasteful, and now they've proven me right! Using iron essence and high-purity magical ice crystals as a conduit? Edward and the others are going to laugh at me again."

Loki was aware of the rumors and gossip. He believed in living happily and not worrying about others' opinions or thoughts. But Loki couldn't seem to escape the constraints of this "other world." Whether thinking or doing anything else, even in matters as significant as war, he was always concerned about the safety of the "Saints" and "Elders." This other world seemed like a powerful curse binding Loki, making his thinking relatively "narrow."

Loki didn't chant any spells, nor did he chant any. He continued to smash with the hammer of the Creator!

"A simple, crude forging method." This is how Elder Schopenhauer once described Loki, though Loki himself used this method to forge the "Mold of the Creator" long ago.

A cloud of white mist dissipated.

The "Guide" is complete. It's sparkling! Shining with a dazzling metallic luster. Loki never imagined he could turn a Guide into a purple-tier item. Not only is it "rare," but it also provides a mental boost, is pleasing to the eye, and brings joy.

Loki then put bread, wild berries, and other similar items into the guide.

About 5 minutes later, Loki opened the guide again and received "magic bread," which was fruity.

Loki wasn't very hungry, but seeing the delicious food, he couldn't resist taking a bite.

"Mmm! Delicious! Delicious!" Loki finally got to eat a hot meal.

"Feeling so light? It even has the flight effect of a different species!" Loki exclaimed in amazement.

"If this guide were taken to another world, it would definitely fetch a good price!" Loki calculated, never lacking money, he was always a "money-grubber".

Loki found an open space and tried several times.

"It can fly, but not very high. Like the alien species, it hovers at low altitudes."

"It's better than walking! Even in other worlds, no one can float around like me just by eating some bread! I don't need to expend my own mana." Loki muttered proudly to himself.

He's right. In this other world, the saints have long since ceased to act; they and their disciples are too focused on "deep cultivation." They would "disdain" Loki's petty tricks.

Perhaps the sacred texts of "Bortah" still record how, using complex, incomprehensible incantations and rare ingredients, following precise steps and proportions, one can cook a magical bread that can fly. (Bortah, an ancient building located in another world)

For Loki, however, using the guide method was not only convenient but also simple and easy.