Heroes And Invincible Undead Magic God

Outside the room, an elf was waiting here. It was the elf swordsman Rhodes saw yesterday.

Seeing Rod out of the room, the Elf Swordsman immediately stepped forward and said to Rod: "We have confirmed the situation in Saou Village. It is a bit embarrassing to arrange for you to sleep here overnight."

As he said, the expression of the wizard swordsman in front of him was slightly apologetic.

Taking this situation into consideration, Rod knew that this elf did not have much experience in contact with outsiders. The apprentices of the slightly more powerful necromancer know that they should not let their expressions be easily revealed.

Rod replied: "I am used to this kind of life, but I need to thank you for allowing me to enter the village to rest."

After hearing this, the elf swordsman waved his hands one after another. After a while, he said to Rhode: "This is nothing. Necromancers are acting wildly in our homeland. We should join forces to defend against these necromancers."

Rod lowered his head and slowly said, "It's just a pity that the village before me, due to the necromancer's raids, the villagers have all..."

Having said this, Rod did not continue.

After listening to the elven swordsman in front of him, he seemed to have thought of the ending of the villagers, his eyes dimmed and said: "If they could evacuate sooner, maybe this would not happen... the nearby large villages should Will accept the villagers who have fled."

After listening, Rod shook his head, and then said: "Even if you can escape here alive, what's the use? If you just stay in the village, you will always be attacked by a more powerful necromancer. When will the professional still Can escape first, but these refugees without any ability can only be transformed into undead creatures."

The elven swordsman immediately replied: "No! A few days later, the royal palace mage will arrive here and establish a gate of time and space to help the residents of the city leave."

Hearing the words of the wizard swordsman in front of him, Rhode's eyes shrank unnaturally. Fortunately, the wizard swordsman did not respond, obviously he did not notice this.

The palace mage who can establish the gate of time and space...

Realizing this, Rod understood the enemy's rank.

Since he was a mage in his previous life, Rhode certainly knows the fourth-order spell of Time and Space Gate, which can connect to distant towns and transfer the residents of this place there.

The Gate of Time and Space already belongs to the fourth-order magic, and the wizard mage who can cast the Gate of Time and Space, the strength is likely to reach the fifth-order!

Rod knew that once a Tier 5 mage appeared in front of him, he could easily perceive the flow of mana in his body by observing him a little bit, that is to say, at that time, his existence would be completely exposed.

The fifth-tier elf mage is not at the same level as the elf who originally probed him. Relying on the existing power, Rod is not an opponent of the fifth-order mage at all, and once that time is reached, Rod's plan will completely fail.

For this reason, Rhode can only hope that his mana value will be restored as soon as possible, and the task will be completed before the arrival of the wizard mage.

Through the previous conversation, Rod knew that the wizard swordsman in front of him would not make up a palace mage to deceive him, so what he said should be true.

Although aware of this, Rod did not show any unusual expressions, just nodded, and he understood what the elf swordsman said.

Rhode continued to chat with the Elf Swordsman. In the process of chatting, Rhode learned that the name of the wizard swordsman was Yves.

After chatting for a while, Yves took the initiative to propose to Rod: "I'll take you to the village for a while. Maybe the Necromancer will attack the village when the time comes. I hope you can help."

After listening, Rod did not answer immediately, but looked at Yves and confirmed that he really wanted to lead himself to inspect the village, so he nodded.

Rod knows that deliberately evading Ive's suggestion according to his current identity will have the opposite effect, so he might as well just agree to it.

What's more, these elves chose to let themselves enter the village in order to have an extra helper when the necromancer attacked. At this time, they should also take themselves to look around.

For Rod, following Yves to observe the scene inside the village is actually a good opportunity to understand the overall strength of the village.

Although the bats transformed into vampires conveyed the situation in the village to Rhode, Rhode can only roughly understand the strength of the village. For the fortifications and the distribution of buildings in the village, bats alone cannot convey such detailed information. information.

Yves led Rod to the area closest to the wooden house, which was all similar wooden houses.

Pointing to these wooden houses, Yves said to Rhodes: "This is where the elves live. Since you haven't confirmed your identity before, you can only be temporarily placed here nearby."

Following the direction that Yves pointed, Rod did not find any elves in his sight except the wooden house.

After introducing this area, Yves took Rhode and walked on another road. Rod recalled that this road was a bit different from the road he had passed last night.

After walking for a while, Yves led Rod to the next area. Yves introduced that this is where the dwarves live.

Compared with the area where the elves lived, the number of houses here has increased significantly. Rod saw that around these houses, a dozen dwarves were gathering together in twos and threes to chat.

Even with the threat of war, these dwarves are still as usual. In Rhode's sight, many dwarves were talking loudly, holding their favorite ale in their hands.

Upon seeing this, Yves smiled bitterly at Rod, without giving any explanation, Rod also shook his head.

Due to the nature of the dwarves, even if the war is coming, they will not have any special reactions. Rather than sinking to ponder the way to deal with the Necromancer, it is better to just get yourself drunk with ale, and when the enemy appears, you will fight with your weapon.

Even so, the dwarf's combat ability should not be underestimated, and the ability to repel the Necromancer's attacks one after another also illustrates this point.

For dwarves, it is difficult for them to understand the difference between ordinary humans and necromancers. In the eyes of these dwarves, necromancers disrupted their lives, and these refugees also affected their lives.

If it weren't for the elves inside Eri to come to the dwarven village to help these dwarves shelter the refugees around them, I am afraid that these dwarves would not care about these refugees at all, but let them fend for themselves.

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