Heroes And Invincible Undead Magic God

"what is this?"

The intense light gushing from the surface of the crystal ball instantly occupies all of Rod's sight. For a while, all eyes on his body were invisible.

Even if he closed all his eyelids deeply, Rod still felt a dazzling white light, occupying everything around him, and his entire body seemed to be wrapped in this white light.

Under Rod, Hell Beamon also roared loudly. A pair of sharp claws were constantly waving, leaving deep scratches on the ground and the walls of the hall. The whole hall trembled because of its struggle, not subtle. Crushed stones fell from the top of Lord's head.

Even the seemingly strong dock hall still cannot withstand the fierce struggle of Hell Beamon. If it is allowed to continue like this, I am afraid the entire hall will collapse.

After realizing this, Rod immediately took control of his body and let the hell be settled down.

Along with this white light, there was also a wave of mana that was extremely strong.

The direction from which the mana wave came was located at the place where the ships appeared outside the magic dock, and Rod keenly felt this.

Even though his sight was filled with strong light and he couldn't look directly at everything in front of him, Rhode's perception was still keen and he could detect all the abnormalities that occurred. In this state, perception is much more useful than visual observation.

Before long, the light gradually dissipated, and the original calm in the hall was restored. Rod tried to open his eyes, and there was a white spot in front of him, and it would take a while to recover.

"What's the matter with that burst of light? Even the body of the legendary creature will be affected by it..." Rod asked with some doubts.

Recalling the previous burst of light, it surprised Rhode that even the legendary body belonging to Hellbeimeng will be affected by it. At this point, the effect of that burst of light has surpassed Rhode’s memory. Many spells in.

"Master Elott, I'm sorry, but I don't know why this happened." In Rod's arms, Tiss was also a little flustered and explained to Rod hurriedly.

Rod said helplessly: "Of course I know that that burst of light does not belong to your power. What I want to know is why it appeared, and what did you see in the crystal ball?"

"I used that soul to create a magic ship according to your request..." Tiss looked at the dark yellow monster and answered carefully.

"In that case, the light just now came from the creation of a magic ship." Rod seemed to think of something and frowned.

He stretched out his extra arm and picked up the sheepskin roll in the hall.

"Tiss, currently ranked fourth, the number of sinner souls collected: 1, the highest quality sinner soul: the perfect soul of a first-order hero."

On the front of the sheepskin scroll, Rod also found the results and rankings belonging to Tiss.

Prior to this, perhaps because his attention was attracted by the previous rankings, Lord did not pay special attention to the rankings belonging to Tiss. Now it seems that Lord also faintly discovered anomalies.

"The perfect soul of a Tier 1 hero? What is that?" Rohde asked, looking at the succubus, Hela, who was hiding a step away, hoping to get an answer from her.

"The perfect soul refers to the pure soul that has not been infested by sin karma."

Soon, Hela leaned over and gave the answer Rhodes wanted.

"But that is almost impossible. All living things are infested by sin karma. As long as they have their own desires in their hearts, their souls will no longer be pure. Sin karma is rooted in the hearts of all living things. In the human world, probably only just now. A baby born has such a soul..."

As he listened to Hela's narration, Lot also had some doubts flashing across his face: "Where did the perfect soul for Natis come from?"

"How do I know? Maybe she killed a human baby?" Hela replied with a shrug.

"I don't... Master Elott, what I told you before..." Tiss lowered her head, as if she had done something wrong, not daring to look directly into the eyes of the dark yellow monster.

Seeing that Tess did not look like she had concealed it at all, Lord felt a little helpless at the same time, but also remembered the words Tess had said before.

"Tiss, you said that the soul you got came from a priest, right? And he sacrificed it on his own initiative." Rod thought for a while and asked Tiss.

"Um..." Tess nodded.

"Priest? Those are a group of hypocritical guys. I don't believe that any of them can have such a soul." Hela curled her lips and said disdainfully.

"In any case, I'd better check the magic ship that I made. According to the previous mana fluctuations, the magic ship should have been manufactured."

Seeing such an inquiry, there was no useful information at all, Rod shook his head and said actively.

As he walked out of the dock, Hela seemed to think of something, and added to Rod:

"The evaluation of the sinner's soul by the sin karma illusion is based on the degree to which they are invaded by sin karma. In other words, the deeper the soul is eroded by sin karma, the higher the evaluation."

"I understand what you mean." Rod replied.

"Then you should understand that the so-called perfect soul, that is, the soul that has not been corroded by sin karma, has no value at all. The magic ship made with this soul as the core does not have any powerful capabilities." Hela glanced at Tiss in front of Rod and said.

"How do you explain the light before then? When you made the magic ship, there was no such light?" Rhodes retorted, perceiving the meaning of Hela's words.

Facing Rod’s retort, Hela moved her lips, but did not say anything. She did not know how the light that flooded the dock hall before came from.

"Maybe... maybe it's the soul, the crystal ball that was damaged has a problem, and it will emit that burst of light." Hela gritted her teeth and said.

Rod did not pay attention to Hela with a look of dissatisfaction, but turned his gaze to Tess, who was in a daze in his arms.

"What are you thinking?"

Rod's words interrupted Tiss's thoughts.

Seeing Rod was looking at him with concern, Tiss's face was slightly flushed, and she replied, "I'm thinking about the pastor who saved me, why did he act like this? We obviously don't know him, and he doesn't know. Who am I, but want to save me with my soul..."

Listening to Tiss's words, Rod can only sigh her good luck: "Because he is stupid, or you may be like Hela, who successfully tempted him, maybe that is the soul you deserve."

After receiving Rhode's praise, Tess smiled happily, but she still had some doubts in her heart, and she didn't get any answers.

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