Dark Eldar

Kevin Gani, the new lord of Gludin, Dark, has achieved his goal. Under Ludar's careful "management" in recent days, the people of Gludin have shown Dark great respect. (Reputation System)

Barbarian King, Slayer, Bounty Hunter, and Assassin were chosen as "Trainers" to train Gludin's soldiers in siege and capture skills.

The Slayer was exceptionally active, and Gludin's soldiers were almost no match for him. The Slayer's agility was no fluke; back then, on the Yundar Plains, he drained Dark's "fatigue points." Not everyone was as lucky as the Slayer. The Barbarian King was a prime example.

The rare elite Barbarian King wasn't as interested in killing him as the Assassin. Revenge, though less of a factor for him, still lingered in the Barbarian King's heart, a desire to kill him remaining...

The barbarian king sat on the training ground, a blade of grass dangling from his mouth. He only dared to think for a few seconds, then smiled at the setting sun.

Gludin Castle has been restored to its original state, and even improved. Dark only ordered Ludar and the recently promoted "Sergeant Major" Kago Bloodrage (orc) to maintain the status quo.

Kago Bloodrage should have been seizing the opportunity to prove himself, but he was blinded by "peace." Moreover, his "dark history" was extremely disgraceful, and few of the former Gludin soldiers obeyed him. Some mid-level commanders were only superficially obedient. Their "neglect" of Kago Bloodrage had become commonplace. Kago longed for a real war! He wanted to demonstrate his combat prowess and gain more of Dark's trust.

Following the direction of the sunset, the northwest corner of Gludin City was a hive of activity! At the new camp, the elf Irete and her sister Eliza were diligently training each human and half-human soldier, strictly adhering to the training methods of "Mysterious Island." Several had already received "reward weapons." Eliza had purchased them herself with gold coins from the weapon shop in the city. They were very expensive; a simple white sword cost 10 gold coins. In "Otherworld," that would easily buy several mid-level green superior daggers...

"Brother, let's not rush to teach them some skills!" On the training field, an impatient Irete wanted to directly teach the human warrior "Harris" the level 50 "Whirlwind Slash" (an area-of-effect skill whose damage increases with proficiency).

The human warrior Harris progressed the fastest. The older human mage, Markarth, with his wispy beard, had replaced his old wooden staff with a blue Scout's Staff, which Eliza had exceptionally purchased for 30 gold. It had even been enchanted by Ilet! (Scout's Staff: Level 41, +33 Intelligence, +23 Agility, enchanted with +55 Spirit, +50 Strength)

The powerful emerald gems of the Elven race, when enchanted on low-level weapons, provide a bonus that surpasses the weapon's original value...

"We must be good to him!" That night, before going to bed, Eliza asked her brother to enchant her.

"I think we should forget about the small blue items. It's a waste of their potential, and besides, I didn't bring many enchanted gems." Iret slept on the small wooden bed on the east side. Her sister, Eliza, slept opposite her. Due to the shortage of supplies in the camp, the large room next door was crammed with 53 human soldiers. (16 and a half humans, separated by partitions, their snoring was louder than that of ordinary humans.)

"Please say yes, my dear brother! Elder Marcus has been a great help to us! Without him, I dare say it would be very difficult to persuade them on your own."

"Puff!" Eliza said, and then blew out the oil lamp.

"Okay, little sister, I've put the enchanted gem on the table as you said... Goodnight!"

Goodnight, Lei~

The next day, when the elder human mage Markars saw his new staff, he was overjoyed!

"It's blue! It's blue! Look!" Marcus showed it to Quint, who was brushing his teeth.

"Congratulations on your new weapon! It has more Intelligence than your old one, wow, and it even has Spirit and Strength enchantments (the values ​​aren't visible on the weapon's surface)! I haven't seen enchantment effects in a long time! Look closely, there's a faint pale blue sheen on its surface." The young, tall human, Gwent, was an expert in "appraisal." (Gwent: Swordsman, Appraiser)