Heroes And Invincible Undead Magic God

This move that Rod made at this time naturally attracted the attention of the lich in the field, and even made them feel some doubts.

These liches did not understand why Rod had to kill Phoenix immediately after making a choice.

If it is to transform Phoenix into a vampire-like undead creature, if it does not have a heroic will, the new consciousness in the soul fire will replace its original consciousness, although it can still retain some of the habits of the past, but His level of intelligence will drop drastically, and the remaining necromancers can also visually distinguish the identity of his undead creatures.

The rest of the witches do not necessarily agree that a controlled undead creature becomes a puppet.

If Rhodes’s move was just to show the power of the artifact, in this case, it doesn’t have to be the case. Many liches in the field have already recognized Rhode’s identity and demonstrated his power to an ordinary necromancer, which also proves Nothing.

Perhaps only Rod himself knows the true meaning of his move.

Through the peeping eye, after detecting the possible drop point of Phoenix's instantaneous movement, Rhode only swung the sword in his hand twice, and easily solved it without even consuming any mana.

At this time, looking at the lich in the field, Lord's words slowly spread out:

"Then, since every lich has no objection, the target on the bright side will be the Necromancer."

With that, Rod turned around and looked aside, where there was the only Necromancer left in the entire field.

The figure of North appeared in Rhode's line of sight.

Noth was taken aback when he noticed Rod’s gaze looking at him. After realizing the situation at this time, his mouth opened slightly, as if he wanted to say something, but his throat seemed to be choked, unable to say anything. Complete discourse.

The conversation in the field, whether it was the words spoken by the lich or the response of Rhode, was heard by North, and he naturally understood what Rhode's move meant.

Following Rod's gesture, the rest of the liches in the field also turned their sights on North.

"He is just an apprentice-level necromancer. Choosing him as a puppet will have no effect?"

The voice of the unknown lich who had answered Phoenix's words earlier appeared on the scene again, questioning Rhode.

Relying on their own perception, all the liches in the field can easily determine that the necromancer that Rod indicated can only be counted as an apprentice of the necromancer, far inferior to the previous Phoenix in terms of rank.

Whether it is the level of spiritualism or its own temperament, among the liches, this necromancer is inconspicuous. If it weren't for Rod's actions at this time, the lich in the field would even ignore it completely.

In the end, it was the mother of the earth, Asri, who quelled other lich's doubts about North.

"If it's just a nominal puppet, we don't need the Necromancer to act, we just need him as a symbol in Diya. The strength of the Necromancer's apprentice is also convenient for our control."

Following Asri's words, the other lich no longer questioned Rhode's choice, and the scene returned to silence again.

During this process, apart from Roddor's glance at Noth, no lich asked Noth's opinion at all. It seemed that the necromancer could only accept all the decisions they made.

Rod's choice of North also made the Lich in the field roughly understand why he would kill Phoenix.

In the presence of Phoenix, he is undoubtedly the best candidate to become a puppet. Whether it is diplomatic ability, leadership ability, and ability to control the situation, they are enough to reassure the lich in the field. Compared with that, there is almost nothing. Lich, will choose North who is a lot behind him.

Even Rod has to admit Phoenix’s ability. If he becomes a puppet, he will be able to really confuse the audience. Until the middle of the battle, the entire battle will proceed according to the established plan, and there will not be too much. The deviation.

What Rhode is worried about is that Phoenix is ​​too powerful in these aspects. The expansion of the previous life has proved to Rhodes that even the lich will be bewitched by Phoenix's words, and Rhodes has to Worried that the existence of Phoenix will have an impact on the later stages of the entire battle.

At this time, Rhode did not have the strength of Sandro in the same period of the expansion, and could not suppress everything by strength. As the battle progressed, when Phoenix became the first person under the Lich and his right to speak gradually increased, he would inevitably provoke the contradiction between the Lich and the master of the artifact.

If Rhode has the strength of Sandreu, and even the legendary lich can kill, he will naturally not care about the existence of Phoenix, and he does not need to worry about any of his conspiracies, but Rhode cannot do this at this time. a little.

As the battle progresses, the number of corpse witches has grown enormously, and the strength of all the witches who joined the battle will undergo a qualitative change. By that time, it is hard to say whether they will be the same as they are now.

Through the cloak of the ghost king, Rhodes can control all the undead creatures related to it, including all the corpses transformed by the lich.

However, when this ability has not yet been revealed, no lich knows this. When Rhodes gave the transformed corpse witch king to the liches, they would only think that whoever casts a spiritual imprint on the corpse witch king would control the corpse witch king, just like regular undead creatures.

Once the liches know the truth, they naturally don’t want to be restrained by artifacts, so that the corpses who have worked so hard to transform themselves in the battle will all become Lord’s men. At that time, they will be provoked by Phoenix. It is very likely that there will be What happened unexpectedly.

What Rhode had to worry about was not just the loss of the artifact. Rowling, who was in Vernin, was also the object of Rhode's concern.

Relying on the effects of the two artifacts, the Lich would not be able to do anything to Rhode if he did not pay a great price, but it was limited to Rhode himself and could not take into account Rowling's existence.

In order to prevent the subsequent destruction of the entire battle by Phoenix, or even a greater threat, Rhode could only get rid of it in advance.

According to Rhodes’s understanding of Phoenix, even if he does not kill Phoenix and leave him a life for the next battle, Phoenix will definitely find a way to replace North’s position with his own means and wait until the battle. After it was really opened, Rhodes might never find any traces of North's existence.

In terms of ability, North may not be as good as Phoenix, but Rhodes doesn't care. Thinking of this, Rhode couldn't help but look at North again.

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