Li Qinwu read the description written on the magic array and immediately knew what the Armory's remaining 50% treasure was: a Nether Knight!
A Nether Knight was a large Eldar Construct, around twelve meters tall—a high-end weapon comparable to a human Knight Mech.
But unlike those clumsy, heavily armored human warriors, Nether Knights were exceptionally elegant and agile Knight Mechs.
Using Eldar black technology, a twelve-meter-tall Nether Knight could move with the nimbleness of a human ballet dancer.
On the battlefield, a Nether Knight could dance through the barrage of several human Knights, close in on their Knight Mechs, then casually leap ten or twenty meters into the air and bring its massive Wraith Sword down in a jumping slash, cleaving a human Knight Mech in two!
It was basically a giant assassin with low defense, high speed, and devastating attack power. When human Knight Mechs encountered one, it would likely take a double-digit number of Knight Mechs to kill it.
But impressive as it was, there were simply too few of them.
Nether Knight Mechs had very few pilots. They required a pair of Eldar twins who had grown up together. One twin had to be killed, their soul drawn into a Spirit Stone and installed in the Ghost Mech, while the surviving twin served as the pilot.
The Eldar already had a severe low birth rate, and twins were rarer still, one in tens of millions. That was why Nether Knights were so scarce in Eldar society—the piloting requirements were simply too harsh.
Clearly, Li Qinwu had encountered a Nether Knight here, stored beneath the magic array.
The key to activating the array and releasing the Nether Knight was to sing "Nightmoon Color Song," the Eldar song this pair of siblings had loved most.
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