Heroes of the Invincible Undead

At this time, a hint of despair finally appeared in the mind of the village head, but in this case, it seemed to no avail.

Under the attack of the walking dead, the village chief quickly fell down. Until he died, Rhode did not glance at this position, as if it was only a trivial creature that died.

With the death of the village chief, all the original villagers have died, and a few villagers who ran away were also chased by the walking dead and killed.

The creatures that originally belonged to this village and still survived should have only some orc slaves.

When the battle took place, Rhode transformed many enhanced walking corpses through the mother of the dead soul. After simply confirming the state of the spiritual imprints that strengthened the walking corpses, Rhode ordered the mother of the dead souls to stop these walking corpses from attacking these orc slaves, and no longer went to battles in the field.

Rhode chose to attack these villagers. In addition to venturing for Rowling, taking this opportunity, Rhode was also able to examine the mother of the souls he had obtained and obtained some information that he did not understand.

Rhode noticed that when the surrounding undead creatures were transformed by the mother of undead souls, the mother of undead souls would immediately control it. In this state, he could not control these undead creatures through spiritual imprints, only through the mother of undead souls. Take control.

While controlling the Mother of the Dead, Rod also noticed something unusual.

Even if it controls a lot of undead creatures, there is still a long distance from the limit that the mother of the dead soul can control. In terms of strength, these creatures have been promoted to third-order creatures, but the occupied control spirit is still calculated according to their original ranks.

For this kind of creature, the control of the Mother of the Dead is far from reaching its limit.

In addition to enhancing the role of undead creatures, the mother of undead as an accessory to the necromancer can even simply be used as an additional upgrade to control the spirit.

The only limitation is that the mother of souls will force control of the undead creatures it transforms, and cannot be controlled by the necromancer.

This limitation has no effect on the value of the Mother of the Dead. With these uses of the Mother of the Dead, almost any Necromancer wants to obtain it. No matter what rank of Necromancer, after obtaining the mother of Necromancer, there will be something to do.

Rod recalled that the auction that was going to be held in the City of Sorrows, the finale is the mother of the soul of the dead, which shows the degree of the necromancer's desire for the mother of the soul of the dead.

Rhodes recalled what happened in the city of mourning. The mother of the soul of the dead in the business group should have been acquired by other necromancers, and was blamed on himself.

At that time, in order to rescue Rowling, Rod attacked the freelance chamber of commerce, which gave the Necromancer an opportunity, and all this would naturally be dealt with when Rod returned to Diya.

After testing the effectiveness of the Mother of the Dead, Rhode put it away, and no longer ignored the fortified walking corpses around him, and turned to look at Rowling beside him.

Even though all the villagers around him had been killed, Rowling still did not show any joy, and his expression was still low. His eyes were looking to the side, and I wondered what to think.

In this regard, Rod did not know how to deal with it. It stands to reason that she should be happy to kill all the villagers for her sake. She should be happy, but it seems that Luo Lin's expression does not mean this at all.

"Resting here for a few days, waiting for the response of Silver Cliff City."

Upon seeing this, Rhode only ignored Rowling when he did not relieve himself, and after a few brief explanations of the next situation, Rhod no longer ignored Rowling on the side, and turned towards the group of Orcs. The location went past.

Under Rhode's instructions, the surrounding orc slaves were surrounded by reinforced walking corpses, and had already given up resistance.

Even if they are killed, Rhode can't get any experience points. These experience points are insignificant compared to the experience points required by Rod to level up.

For these half-orcs, as slaves, they have long lost all their consciousness and will only obey human orders for their lives.

Rhode briefly observed them, and after confirming their behavior, let the surrounding undead creatures open a path and let them go.

Rhode didn't know whether his move would work. Rhode could not know what they would encounter in the future, but he could leave some way for himself in this way.

If these half-orcs can return to Krulot and let them know what they know, then information about Rhode will have a chance to reach the hero Tanan.

Although Rhode did not identify himself, Rhode believed that there were not many powerful necromancers who dared to appear in Burakada.

Just as Rod released these Orcs, Rowling in the back seemed to figure out something, his eyes gradually firming.

When Rhode easily killed ordinary villagers around him, Rowling recalled his encounter with Rhode.

The village where Rowling lived was destroyed by the Necromancer, and the villagers were transformed into undead creatures. Even Rowling himself was captured by the Necromancer and sold to the merchant group.

For all of this, even after so long, Rowling still has a deep impression.

In the previous battle, although Rhode's behavior was the same as that of the general Necromancer, but because the target of the battle was not a human, Rowling forgot this selectively. Rowling didn't realize it until Rod killed these villagers. To this, Rod's behavior is no different from that of the former Necromancer.

Perhaps the only difference is that Rhode's strength is more powerful, far exceeding the previous Necromancer.

At this time, Rowling understood what Rod meant when he asked his words in the Ogre Horde. Rod seemed to have anticipated all this, and he had no intention of concealing himself.

For such Rod, Rowling cannot generate any conflicting emotions, but can only blame her weakness.

In Rowling’s view, Rod will not experience this kind of change in a short period of time. He must have struggled in his heart. Compared with Rod, he seems to be particularly weak, even if it is said that fighting together, At the end, it was all by Rhode.

Thinking of this, looking at the fortified walking dead around, Rowling's eyes were completely dissipated.

After this series of common experiences, Rowling's mentality has finally changed significantly.