Invincible Hero of Necromancer

Chapter 24: Vampire 4

   Rod stared at the vampire not far away. In the course of this observation, Rod seemed to have discovered something.

   The vampire had just recovered and rushed towards Rhode. Since there were wounded undead creatures all around, Rhode did not let them surround the vampire, but faced the vampire in front of him.

  In the field, Rod and the vampire interlaced, the sword and the claws constantly collided, making the sound of gold and iron. For a time, Rod relied on expert swordsmanship, coupled with a good attribute, and was comparable to vampires.

   As the battle progressed and his personal perceptions, Rhode understood the attributes of the vampire in front of him.

   Among Tier 3 creatures, vampires have balanced attributes, and there are no obvious weaknesses in terms of strength, speed, or physique. In addition to its bat transformation ability and the characteristics of undead creatures, it is generally more focused on survivability and the ability to deal with large groups of low-level enemies, so it is impossible to quickly solve Rhode by means of moves alone.

For the current Rhodes, it is difficult to deal with opponents that emphasize a certain attribute, such as vampires with balanced attributes. When none of the attributes enter the elite stage, Rhodes can rely on expert swordsmanship to deal with. .

   Although there is a gap in basic attributes, Rhode’s expert swordsmanship uses skills to make up for the lack of attributes.

   The damage that vampires can cause, Rod also gained some understanding by observing the injuries of undead creatures. Rod believed that if a vampire caught his neck, he could also kill himself in seconds.

   Dealing with vampires, Rhode’s fighting method is mainly to counterattack, and to control the distance, using the blade to parry the vampire's claws, coupled with flexible dodge, so that the vampire cannot attack him.

   At this time, the effects of expert swordsmanship have been brought into full play, and the vampires can't get close to Rhodes at all with their moves. Instead, Rhode made multiple wounds on the vampire's body.

   But, at this time, Lord's face did not feel as relaxed as when he had the upper hand, but was more solemn.

   The fighting experience of vampires, although not comparable to Lord who has expert swordsmanship, surpasses all of Lord's enemies so far.

   Whenever Rhode wants to attack the vitals of the vampire, the vampire can either dodge the past, or directly rely on his powerful physical attributes to forcefully attack Rhode.

  Rod would naturally not exchange injuries with the vampire, and could only give up the opportunity to attack.

   At the same time, Rod also realized that in this way of combat, every time he attacked, he could only leave very shallow wounds on the vampire. And the shallow wounds he left had little effect on the vampire's high physique attributes, but made the vampire even more violent.

   The surrounding undead creatures are not doing nothing. Under Rhodes's control, whenever a vampire wants to take Rhode’s attack, and attack Rhode, the surrounding undead creatures will immediately step forward.

   The walking corpse resisted the damage by Rod's side, and the corpse wolf took the opportunity to contain the vampire by attacking.

   However, this also makes the undead creatures controlled by Rhode less and less. Whether it is a walking corpse or a corpse wolf, almost can not withstand the full claw of a vampire.

   Seeing the surrounding undead creatures die one by one, Rod began to feel anxious, but thinking of a way to deal with vampires, he knew that he had to wait for a chance...

   Originally, the vampire only needed two bat transformations to solve all the surrounding undead creatures, and then they could directly attack Rhodes. However, due to the use of bats in the tomb too many times in advance, the limit of the number of times allows vampires to fight only by relying on basic attributes.

   Gradually, there are more and more wounds on the vampire's body, but they are obviously insignificant small injuries. The characteristics of the undead creatures destined that the vampire will not be weakened because of these wounds. The real vitality of the vampire was never attacked by Rhode.

   The vampire swung his claw towards Rod, and Rod raised the blade, trying to block the attack. However, the vampire turned into a palm directly, regardless of the damage that the blade might bring, grabbed it into his hand, and at the same time swung the other claw toward Lord.

   At this time, except for the dead wolf king who suffered a serious injury from a vampire attack and did not die, there were not many undead creatures around.

   The vampire took a fancy to this point, taking advantage of no interference from the surrounding undead creatures, and wanted to hit Rhodes with one blow.

  The rich combat experience has made vampires understand that even if the human flesh and blood body is superior to oneself in technique, there is no way to beat himself in physique. As long as the humans in front of them can be hit hard in this way, they can be killed later.

"coming…"

   Rod's eyes condensed, and he obviously understood the vampire's idea, but at the same time, this was also the opportunity Rod had been waiting for.

   Except for awakening the corpse wolf at the beginning and lighting the torch later, Rhode’s mana was never consumed. Rhode’s remaining mana can only release two spells.

   Rod did not choose spells related to attributes. Even if he uses magic to temporarily increase his basic stats, Rod can’t kill vampires within the duration. Moreover, vampires can also use bats. Rod doesn’t think that vampires will bat all the times. It's all consumed.

   Rod chose the magic arrow that can change the battle. In the previous battle, Rod understood that even if the magic arrow hits the vampire, if it is not the hit, it can only cause minor damage.

   Therefore, the use of magic arrows requires Rhode to find a good time.

   The weapon in his hand was grabbed by the vampire, and he watched the vampire claw up. Instead of hiding, Rod instead faced the vampire in front of him and raised his other hand.

   A bright light quickly formed in Lord's hands. While the vampire was attacking, without any protection against the body, the light shot towards the vampire in front.

  Magic arrow!

   Vampires have very few vital points. High-level vampires, even if they are beheaded, can continue to fight for a while.

   But for vampires with only Tier 3, they obviously don't have this ability. The head is the most important part.

   Therefore, facing the vampire with the empty door open all over, the place where Rhode’s magic arrow points is the place that can cause the most damage, the vampire’s head.

   The vampire grabbed Rod’s neck with one claw. The sharp claws just pierced into it, and he was about to pull the flesh out. Rod’s magic arrow also hit the vampire’s head!

   Casting spells at close range caused the head of the vampire to be directly penetrated by the magic arrow, and the blood mist burst in front of Rhode’s eyes. The fatal damage caused the vampire to lose his strength by grasping Rod's hand.

   The strong vitality of the vampire made it not die even if its head was pierced.

   Rod took advantage of the victory and was about to stab him with a sword. The vampire's body split, and a large cloud of black mist burst out in front of Rod.

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