Heroes And Invincible Undead Magic God

After avoiding the attack of the water element, bats gathered on the shore. As a burst of black mist surged, the vampire's body reappeared.

When the vampire got out of the pool, the ice thorns produced on the water surface quickly melted and disappeared in a blink of an eye.

At this time, the water surface was completely calm, and only slight fluctuations were produced on the water surface. If it were not for the fighting that had erupted before, it would even make people doubt whether there were any creatures in the pool.

During the vampire's attempt to attack the water elemental, Rhode did not approach the shore, but watched from the side.

Seeing this scene in his eyes, Rod seemed to realize something.

Rod knew that the elven spring must be hidden somewhere under the pool. To obtain the elven spring, one must first kill the water element guarding here.

Although there is only one element of water here, its tricky level is obviously beyond Rhodes's expectations.

In this environment, it is difficult for the undead creatures under Lord's hand to cause any damage to the water element, but the spells of the water element can easily deal with the surrounding undead creatures.

The most powerful undead creature Rohde currently controls is the bone dragon, but in this environment, the bone dragon is completely unable to come here, and it has no effect on the battle that Rohde is facing.

Rod realized that if he wanted to defeat the water element in front of him, he still needed to rely on his existing strength.

For the water element, casting spells does not consume mana. You only need to wait for yourself to recover a little before you can release the spells again. Therefore, the consumption tactics of conventional wizards completely lose their meaning.

Rod looked at the injured centaur undead around him and realized that he might only have one chance to defeat the water element.

Thinking of this, Rod quickly released death energy to the surroundings. As Rhode's mana value decreased, the rich death energy instantly filled all the internal space.

The only entrance to the space is the illusion wall that Rod passed through. Under the effect of this wall, the death energy was completely enclosed in this space, and no trace of it would escape.

The purpose of Rhode's release of death energy is to let the rest of the surrounding undead creatures absorb it so as to recover his own injuries.

Because of being an elemental creature, the Water Elemental who was hiding at the bottom of the pool immediately felt the strong death energy around him, and immediately felt angry in his heart.

No matter what kind of elemental creatures, they have an instinctive aversion to undead creatures. For them, death energy is essentially different from the energy that constitutes their body.

At this time, feeling the accumulation of death energy, the water element did not continue to hide, but directly rose from the surface of the water, and then waved his arm, again toward Rod’s direction, bursting out a large number of ice arrows.

Facing the Frostbolt coming directly, Rhode did not choose to let the surrounding undead creatures escape, but let them rush directly towards the location of the water element.

Rod knew that he could not be compared with the water element by consumption alone, so he could only attack the water element when the surrounding undead creatures still had good combat effectiveness.

When the water element occupies the advantage of the terrain, for Rohde at this time, only through this method can he have a chance to kill the water element here, otherwise he will wait until the surrounding centaur undead are all dead, and the undead will be lost. After the biological quantity advantage, Rhodes can only choose to leave.

Frostbolt crossed the bodies of the undead centaur, and many undead centaur fell in this charge. But more centaur undead had already rushed to the side of the pool.

Facing the surrounding undead creatures, the water element reapplied its old tricks and dived into the water again. As long as the surrounding undead creatures stepped into the pool, the water element would attack.

During the previous battle, the vampire fell into the pool, and Rod also learned some information in the pool. Rod understood that the pool as a whole is not deep, and compared to the tall centaur, the pool is only Can submerge to half of their body.

The water element also understood Rod's intentions. Since a burst of ice bolts had just exploded, facing a large number of undead creatures, the water element did not choose to attack for a while, but continued to lurch underwater.

For a while, although the undead creature stepped into the pool, it could not find the trace of the water element at all.

Rod knew that he had to fight quickly. Facing the water element hidden in the water, the perception of the undead creatures is greatly restricted. They can only search by luck. Only the centaur leader and the vampire seem to feel something, looking in the same direction.

In an instant, under Rod's signal, all the surrounding centaur undead rushed towards this position.

At this time, a large number of ice thorns suddenly appeared underwater, stabbing these centaur undead. Facing the attack from the bottom of the water, these centaur undead had no way to resist, and a large number of centaur undead died in an instant.

Upon discovering this situation, Rod understood that he could not continue to wait, and the surrounding undead creatures alone could not deal with the water element here.

If Rhodes masters the expert-level water magic, then he only needs to cast water-repellent thaumatism on the undead creatures under him to gain a certain advantage, but Rhodes does not master this special skill.

The surrounding area was pitch black, and the torch in Lord's hand could only illuminate the position on the surface of the water, and Lord could not understand the underwater situation at all.

In this environment, Rhode’s perception is greatly restricted. Even if the location of the water element is vaguely judged, Rhode has no way to attack it.

Therefore, Rhodes can only choose the last way.

Standing on the shore, Rod raised his hand, exerting his death ripple with all his strength, attacking the water element hidden under the water.

Under the impact of Death Ripple, even the water element hidden underwater, there is no way to escape the damage of Death Ripple.

For Rhodes, using a range spell of Death Ripple to attack a creature of the water element is obviously a waste of mana. But Rhode doesn't have a better way to attack. Even though this method will consume a lot of mana, it can cause a lot of damage to the water element.

As the surrounding centaur slowly died, the spiritual attributes that Rhode had originally occupied were also returned, and the damage of the spells cast by Rhode was also increased.

Under the successive scouring of Death Ripple, the life value of the water element dropped rapidly.

Compared with the spellcasting ability of the water element, its health has obviously become a weakness. Due to the massive loss of health in the body, it is difficult for the water element to cast any spells at a time.

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