Demon Lord

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knew.

He didn't rush to look, turned his head and glanced at Kasili, and found that the latter's face was still disdainful after a slight change, and said: Do you think that the reinforcements will arrive soon, and we must not be able to defend?

You, you know? Damn... that guy McGonagall...

She immediately believed that the missing Mag had leaked the information, but Roddy said calmly: I also know that they are crossing the river now. The entire army has a complicated composition, with a total of 40,000 people, right?

Kasili finally changed her face, but then she seemed to resign herself to her fate, and said in a low voice: Master Yudora will not let you go!

I won't let them go either.

Luo Di walked up to the Tuk commander and found that she was taller than him, her shoulders were wider than him, and she was stronger than ordinary barbarian women. He thought for a while and asked, I'm just curious, you guys? What is the purpose of going out to fight Rahiman this time?

Even if the city of Rasha is taken down, it will not be so easy to continue marching to the north. Although there are many Laximan mages, the army is not a decoration after all. After they adapt to the fighting style, I don't think your motley troops have any What advantage is there at all. Either your majesty still has a killer weapon, or...her purpose is not to occupy land, annex resources, or to 'restore the glory of Iskar'.

Kasili sneered: As long as there is the magic-forbidden domain brought by the fragments, mages like Laximan are inferior to ordinary people! Without the greatest support, it will only be a matter of time before they are crushed by His Majesty's army!

Then I'll wait and see.

Luo Di was expressionless, and waved to the soldiers to take her to the prison for custody.

This kind of commander-level prisoner Rody will not be killed casually. There are too many mysteries in the Tuke tribe now. Although his army has already confronted the opponent, according to the information currently available, this vanguard is completely a group of test.

The reason why the motley army led by Kasili was able to capture this fortified city was entirely because the structural problems of Rahiman's army were completely highlighted under the Forbidden Demon Domain. To put it bluntly, both sides are noobs, and it's just a matter of who is better.

Being able to win this city is probably a pleasant surprise for Iskar, otherwise how could the reinforcements take so long?

All kinds of clues made Rody feel that this method seemed familiar.

In his mind, he had the memory of the war against the demons in the high elves, and after fighting the demons himself a few times later, he had a difficult understanding of this race—and the more he knew about the demons, the more he knew that these guys were fundamentally evil. You can't think with common sense.

It's like the poor think that the emperor also uses a golden pole, or that many aliens in science fiction also have four legs and one head, and they even talk about friendship and love with humans... Whether it is Kasili Those mages of Laximan couldn't even imagine what the species that was always hiding in the shadows wanted to do.

The demon's way of fighting and thinking is completely different from that of humans and even high elves. Rody now very much suspects that behind this war is a step of the demon's plan to invade the plane, and... the key point lies in these fragments , and the monarch who ruled the country of Iskar.

After Kasili was taken away, Rody was about to ask Nefei what he had found, but a new reminder appeared again in the series of missions of Saving the Touks.

Seeing the words Complete, Rody clicked on it, and the writing on it showed that he had obtained 120,000 experience points again, and the task bar was also updated:

You have traced back to the source of the fragments, and the military actions of the Tuke tribe do not seem to have such a pure purpose... All of this is obviously related to those priests. Find a priest and try to find further clues!

From this step onwards, the mission objective finally changes, it reads Capture a living Tuk priest 0/1.

The task rewards also began to increase. The reward displayed above was a staff used by the clergy. Rody looked at the attributes and found that this thing is not so much a staff as a one-time item:

Tyranid Grip

Attack 56-88

one-hand

+95 Intelligence

+60 spirit

Equip: The user can have better vision in the fog

Use: Casts Great Dispel (Level 17)

Skill Effect: Use divine power to dispel the bad status of all units within a radius of fifteen meters. (Number of uses: 1 time)

Whether it's Rose Cross or Viper Cross, or other religions seem to have similar divine spell titles like Great Dispel, the effect is roughly the same. However, compared to the low-level magical spell Dispel, the effect of the high-level Great Dispel is obviously much better. As for the level 17 Great Dispel rewarded by this mission, it is unheard of in Rody's experience...

He suddenly wondered whether this reward could dispel Sally's negative status, but he dismissed the idea in just two seconds: Sally's status is not in the nature of a curse or poison at all, but the root cause is the damage of divine power. This is not a simple magic spell. Dispel the trouble.

Although this reward cannot be used to solve Sally's problems, it is still a good item in itself. The whole series of missions Rody didn't want to complete in the past at all, but now it seems that they are just close to the route of his search for clues: anyway, he will face the rest of the Tuke team soon, if possible, he should catch a living priest and ask .

Thinking this way in his heart, when he raised his head, he suddenly found a flame jumping slowly in the palm of Melinsella in front of him—Rhody was taken aback for a moment, and then glanced at the large prohibited symbol on his status bar, Surprised: You can cast spells here?!

The color of the flame in her palm is not as reddish yellow as Roddy's impression of the flame, but a few shades whiter, the outer flame is silver, and the inner flame is bright yellow.

It's true that ordinary elemental magic can't be used, but what I'm calling now is the... element of the elemental plane.

Merlinsera squinted at the flames in her palm: It seems that this so-called 'Forbidden Domain' is not as powerful as imagined.

Having said that, Rody's shock was still written on his face - he really didn't expect that this forbidden magic field did not completely prohibit all magic... not to mention that Melinsera can cast spells in the forbidden magic field What does it mean? There are many articles to study in terms of the difference caused by the difference in the nature of its elements!

He immediately ran to find the Elemental Summoning Stone he had learned in his second main profession, and found that it could not be used at all—in other words, this also proved the limitations of the Field of Forbidden Demons: it could only prohibit The elements of this plane cannot prohibit the elements of other planes.

Thinking of this, Rody's face suddenly turned ugly.

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