Heroes of the Invincible Undead

Through the existence of blood consciousness, Rowling can also feel Rod’s determination at this time, and understand that he cannot change the decision made by Rod through words, so that Rod can stay in Verning.

For these changes in Rhodes, Rowling, who also has the blood-sensing attribute, naturally has the deepest feelings.

In this case, for Rod’s request to himself, he must be stationed in the territory of himself, instead of returning to Diya with him. Rowling also understands the importance of this move, and naturally allows his own ideas. , Refusing Rod’s point.

Even in this process, Rowling would really like to return to Diya with Rod, but she also understands how much power she has now can play in a war. In Werning, perhaps his best choice.

At this point, seeing Rowling agreed to come down, Rod nodded and then asked:

"In order to be able to return to Diya as early as possible, and also for the next battle, I need to lead the ghost dragon back together. After the ghost dragon is gone, when other higher-order creatures in Werning notice this, they are likely to do Some unusual behavior, even taking advantage of this opportunity to launch an attack."

"Your strength, after mastering many spells, is almost the same as that of general high-level mages, but in this case, it is also difficult to provide effective support."

"I want to ask you if you need to control a high-level death knight. Because of the spirit control, even with enough transformation materials, I still can't control such a death knight in a short time."

"If you control this death knight, there will be no such problems, but the existence of this death knight may accelerate the erosion of death energy on your body, what is your opinion?"

After speaking his thoughts to Rowling, Rhode stopped speaking and looked at Rowling while waiting for her reply.

The death knight mentioned in Rhode's discourse was the hero Thunderbird he killed during his return to Silver Bluff.

In the original battle, the strength shown by the hero Thunderbird, especially its guidance for the chain lightning, combined with the environment's bonus, showed the powerful power that left Rod extremely impressed. If it is not relying on the shield of the patron saint that is part of the artifact, Rhode can't survive in this situation.

This battle ended with Rhodes surviving from the lightning chain and successfully killing the hero Thunderbird.

Due to the heroic identity of this Thunderbird, Rhode realized at that time that once it could be transformed into a death knight, its strength, neither its own attributes nor this special ability to cast spells, There will be any attenuation and still be able to condense that level of chain lightning.

If it was the original Rod, it would naturally not allow Rowling to control this powerful death knight, but after solving the limitation of controlling the spiritual attributes, he himself controlled the death knight transformed by the hero Thunderbird.

Neither Rowling nor the undead creatures under her control can bring Rhode's experience gains when killing other creatures. In this case, Rhode naturally does not want to use the powerful Death Knight, Give Rowling control.

But at this time, after a change in ideas, compared to Rowling, Rod also became less concerned about the acquisition of experience points. Because of this, Rod was born to let Rowling control the hero Thunderbird. idea.

According to Roder's understanding, Rowling's spiritual control attributes are definitely sufficient. In addition to the professional bonus of the Necromancer, under the role of the hero template, Rowling's own attributes have also surpassed the average Necromancer. .

Even for Rowling, for a while, there is a small amount of manipulative spirit attributes that cannot be used, but in terms of controlling the hero Thunderbird, the remaining manipulative spirits are obviously enough.

For the last death knight controlled by Rowling, which is the most special monster hero Vita, Rhode will not forget.

Earlier, when Rod learned from Rowling's mouth that the monster hero had fallen into a special state, he inspected it.

What made Rod feel abnormal was that when Vita was playing beyond her limits in the battle of Silver Cliff City, she fell into this state after controlling the energy of death.

Rhode believes more than sleeping, that this state corresponds to a sign that the rank is about to rise.

It’s just that because Vita’s existence is very special, this kind of advancement does not proceed like ordinary elemental creatures or undead creatures, but let Vita fall into this state. Form exists.

Regarding this point, Rod guessed that this might be due to the existence of Vita, and the abnormal phenomenon caused by it, but there is no way to solve it.

Although Vita fell into this abnormal state, the spiritual attributes of control she occupied did not decrease.

For this reason, Rowling has a small portion of the mental attributes that are in an unusable state.

Due to the peculiarity of Vita, it is a unique death knight transformed by the legendary soul-taking technique. Rod did not let Rowling give up these control spirits directly, but waited for Vie Further changes took place on the tower.

The control of spirits that existed in Rhodes, and Rowling obviously did not have this problem. Compared to this, Rhode is more worried about whether this control of the hero Thunderbird will have a negative impact on Rowling itself.

According to Rhode's understanding of the Necromancer, when Rowling controls such a powerful death knight, it will inevitably accelerate the erosion of death energy on itself.

In this case, Rhode was also not sure whether the result of handing the hero Thunderbird to Rowling's control was good or bad. He even had some hesitation about whether Rowling should be controlled by the hero Thunderbird.

In Rhode's view, if the existence of the hero Thunderbird accelerates the erosion of Rowling's death energy, this is obviously not worth the gains.

Rod chose to go to Diya during this period, mainly to solve Rowling's problems.

In addition, in Rhode's view, for other matters planned to be dealt with in Diya territory, whether it is revenge for the hero's Necromancer, or the arrangement of the second expansion piece in advance, It seems less important.

Out of this, Rod's intention was to ask Rowling to understand the real thoughts in Rowling's heart before making a final decision.