Invincible Hero of Necromancer

With the flying of the ghost dragon, Rod was quickly approaching this town. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Rod also saw all the sights below.

Just before Rhodes arrived, the necromancers below attacked the town again. Even though the previous battles ended in failure, they failed to make the command of these necromancers change their plans.

The whole body is enveloped in extremely rich death energy, and countless corpse witches surround the town in front of them. This is the result of the Necromancer's efforts to transform during this period. The number of corpse witches even exceeds the number of creatures in the city. total.

Obtained the corpse witch queen who can transform all regular creatures into corpse witches. The enthusiasm of the necromancers for the battle is beyond Rhode’s imagination. Even without Rhodes’s existence, these necromancers will spare no effort to create undead creatures, just to get more More corpses.

The effect from the divine tool allows Rhode to perceive the status of all the corpses in the field. If Rhodes wishes, he can instantly control all the corpses, but he obviously won't do that.

The ghost king’s cloak has the ability to control all undead creatures. Rhodes will not reveal it until the last moment. Once this situation is known to other creatures, not to mention the Lich who is in Erathia, even if it is ordinary Necromancers will also lose their enthusiasm for transforming corpses.

Due to Rhode’s control of the flight altitude, coupled with the concealment ability attached to the ghost energy of the ghost dragon, and the chaotic situation on the battlefield, until now, no creature has been able to discover the existence of the ghost dragon. This, yes. For Rhode, it is naturally extremely advantageous.

Without immediately joining the battlefield, Rhodes chose to observe the situation from above to understand everything in the field.

Rod noticed that among the many Necromancers, he had seen him in the underground quiet room not long ago. It was the Necromancer named Ori who was the first to ask himself a question.

After the centaur leader left, Ori, who controlled many corpses, became the command of these necromancers.

At this time, Ori's expression was not good. Facing the very special city of Igni, the many corpses led by the necromancer could not have the desired effect at this moment, but were suppressed by the elemental creatures in the city.

Even though the corpse witches had an absolute advantage in number, they could not achieve further results. This was also the reason why Ori was unwilling.

The fundamental problem that caused all of this stemmed from the huge white barrier that enveloped Ignatius, which severely weakened the effect of the death cloud, preventing the original large number of corpses from exerting any advantages.

From the barrier, Ori can feel a sense of holiness, just like the effect of the spell of the dead killer, except that the dead killer actively purifies all death energy within the range, and the white barrier in front of him is only for the cloud of death. The presence.

It is impossible to rely on the number of corpse witches to superimpose the damage of the cloud of death to an unstoppable level. In the face of elemental creatures who are extremely good at spells, it is difficult for these necromancers in front of them to gain any advantage.

Prior to this, Ori originally thought that there was a problem with the command of the centaur leader, which caused the power of the corpse to be dispersed, so that Igni could not be captured, until he led other necromancers to attack Igni, Only then did he discover that all of this had nothing to do with the command, and the root of the problem was those corpses.

Rod above the ghost dragon, looking at everything below, naturally found the white barrier that enveloped Ignatius.

Seeing all the changes on the battlefield in his eyes, and recalling the news that the centaur leader had fed back to him before here, Rod also roughly guessed the effect of the white barrier in front of him.

Rod realized that this white barrier's restraint on the cloud of death was mainly reflected in the superimposition of the cloud of destruction.

Under the action of the white barrier, the cloud of death cast by a large number of corpse witches can only cause the most basic effect. It only covers the expansion of the scope, and the damage is equivalent to the cloud of death cast by a corpse witch. Naturally, it cannot defeat the element in front of it. biological.

If there is no Rhode's arrival, relying solely on the necromancer under his hand, wanting to capture the town in front of him, I don't know when to wait.

Through the observation of the situation, Rod even saw the water and fire elements who had always been at odds. They put aside their past grievances and fought together at this moment to resist the necromancers who came to attack.

As the elemental creatures in the barrier cast all kinds of spells, the necromancers surrounding Igni gradually fell into a disadvantage, and the corpses they transformed into continued to lose in the process.

After discovering the problem, Rhode naturally needed to find a way to solve the situation.

In Rod's view, it is not difficult to defeat these elemental creatures in front of him. What really needs his attention is the cause of the white barrier. It depends on what spell or special treasure that makes this special barrier take shape.

In this battle, the white barrier has already shown restraint to the corpse witches. If the method of producing the white barrier is allowed to spread, it will undoubtedly be extremely unfavorable for the entire battle.

Through the perception of magic elements, Rhode quickly locked his sight to the center of the town. In Rhodes's perception, there was the source of the white barrier.

On the battlefield below, the battle belonging to ordinary necromancers is still going on ~www.novelmt.com~ but it is far less intense than it was at the beginning.

Faced with these elemental creatures that have powerful spell-casting abilities, even if they die, they cannot be transformed into a corpse witch by the King of Corpse Witches. Necromancers did not show much interest. In their opinion, it is better to fight with these elemental creatures. Put the main energy on those ordinary creatures to get more corpses.

If they were not ordered to attack Igni, these necromancers would not even look at the elemental creatures in them.

When the corpse witch's ability is severely restrained, and a large number of undead creatures under them are killed in battle, these necromancers are unwilling to continue to lose meaninglessly, and defiance of orders occurs from time to time.

Although there is a command, these necromancers are inherently inclined to fight on their own. When the situation falls into a disadvantage and cannot bring the harvest of the undead creatures, it is these necromancers who have problems first.

After dispelling the Necromancer's offensive intention, the elemental creatures did not pursue the victory and pursuit, but firmly occupied the surrounding barriers to prevent the Necromancer from getting closer.

Looking at everything below, Rod knew that it was time for him to take action.