Drow, also called Dark Elves, were nothing like the Night Elves from the Warcraft world next door. Here, Drow were practically synonymous with treachery and cunning, and they were extremely cruel.
In some ways, they were much like Elves: similar abilities and similar longevity. The main difference was their faith, which made them a real nuisance.
In this world, Drow seemed to worship the Chaos Gods. They were always looking for ways to please them through sacrifices.
And this guy was clearly a Drow assassin.
Who would've thought he'd been hiding deep inside the fortress from the very beginning, waiting? It made sense, though. The depths of the fortress were dark enough, which was ideal for a Drow who could naturally cast Darkness to conceal himself, and even use Invisibility.
Lin Yun finally understood why these Goblins had managed to take over the Elven Fortress so easily, yet behaved in ways that didn't match their intelligence at all. They knew how to use traps. They knew to give slings to Goblins who lacked ranged weapons. They even had plenty of guards. And yet, when it came to the women they'd captured to breed more Goblins, they didn't care at all how the Goblins brutalized them.
That was because this Drow didn't care about the Goblins' breeding at all. It was his presence that had made the Goblins seem so clever. And it was also because of him that there were three Giant Goblins here, despite there being no Goblin Leader.
Come to think of it, Lin Yun also remembered that the reason Goblins had suddenly started appearing in greater numbers nearby was apparently because the Drow had summoned them, gathering more Goblins here to collect enough sacrifices. The reason those Goblins had so many weapons and so much equipment was