Heroes And Invincible Undead Magic God

After taking the potion that Rod gave, Rowling didn't drink it immediately, but just looked at Rod like this, hoping to get a proper explanation from Rod.

For a long time, Rowling didn't have any defense against Rod, even if Rod showed all sorts of abnormalities.

Whether it is becoming a powerful necromancer, controlling a ghost dragon, or awakening to become a hero, these are not easily achieved by ordinary people, at least in a few short months, but these happened in Rhodes. Body.

Out of trust, Rowling was able to find various reasons for Rod's behavior in her heart, and explain the rationality of all this for him. In Rowling's view, these changes in Rod's body all originated from the destruction of the village he lived in by the necromancer.

Rowling didn't feel something abnormal until he was led by Rod to Bracada.

In Bracada, Rowling could detect from Rod that he had an inexplicable familiarity with everything here, as if he had been here before.

This sense of familiarity cannot be made by disguise. For Rowling, things that are very novel, in Rhodes's eyes, can't be more ordinary.

If this doesn't explain anything, then Rod's strength in the potion competition really puzzled Rowling.

Through the introduction of potions in various classics, Rowling also generally understood that to master the knowledge of potions, it is not possible to achieve this in a short time, and it must be achieved through long-term research and accumulation.

Even the mages who have studied potions for a long time in various academies may not be able to refine potions with powerful effects, but Rhode can do this and refine the "perfect potion in Rowling's hands". ".

The materials required for refining the "perfect potion" are not owned by the average wizard. Even if it is acquired, it will cost a great price, which can also reflect the overall strength of the wizard.

For this reason, Rowling had great doubts in her heart about the bottle of "perfect potion" that Rod had refined, and she urgently wanted to know how Rod did this.

As if anticipating the question in Rowling's heart, at this time, Rod's explanation also spread to Rowling's ears.

"I was able to refine this potion, thanks to the materials I collected before."

"It was almost the time you were trapped inside the merchant group. I was in the centaur tribe in Eri and got the main part of the potion in your hand, the fountain of spirits."

"The poem I gave you earlier, that is, the ritual book about the fusion ceremony, is also from the same centaur tribe.

"The Elf Spring has a very powerful effect, even if you drink it directly, it can be essentially improved. As a material for refining potions, it can also exert its greatest advantage and improve the quality of potions a lot. ."

"The refining of the perfect potion does not value the refining standards. You only need to choose materials that can be refined together with the wizard spring and guide the effects of the wizard spring to get the potion you need. "

After explaining the information about the topic of the potion, Rod raised his hand to signal Rowling.

In these words explained by Luode, he specifically emphasized the process of obtaining the main part of the potion, and played down his own handling of materials.

For an ordinary mage, even if he gets the Elf Spring, he doesn't know how to use it to refine potions. If you want to use the elven spring to refine the perfect potion like Rhodes, it also requires the mage to have full accumulation in potions.

But for Rowling, the explanations Rhodes gave were enough to explain all the previous situation.

From some ancient books, Rowling had also learned about the Elf Spring, and knew how powerful the Elf Spring was.

In Rowling’s view, due to the existence of the Elf Spring, when refining potions, Rhode only needs to perform simple treatments on the Elf Spring to obtain powerful potions, including the perfect potions that Rhodes refines. , Is also obtained in this way.

At this time, Rowling's doubts gradually disappeared. Looking at Rod in front of him and the golden badge worn in front of him, Rowling also felt a little joy that Rod was able to enter the finals.

As for Rhodes's familiarity with Bracada, at this time Rowling could no longer care about it.

Even if Rod did not explain anything, Rowling was able to explain all this clearly for Rod in her own heart.

Seeing that his guidance in the narration was effective, Rod gradually relieved his heart. If Rowling's suspicion was aroused, it might cause a lot of unnecessary trouble. Fortunately, Rowling didn't have another suspicion, but was a little confused about the strength displayed by Rhode's refining potions.

When Lord explained everything clearly, Rowling planned to drink the perfect potion. At this moment, Rod suddenly realized something and stopped Rowling from drinking the potion and took the potion from Rowling.

Although he was stopped by Rod and did not drink the perfect potion, Rowling did not feel much dissatisfaction in her heart. Rowling knew that Rod must have his reasons for doing this.

Sure enough, when Rowling learned that Rod was planning to use the Elf Spring to refine potions with more powerful effects in the finals, she understood Rod's meaning.

Due to the relationship between the main body of the potion, if all the perfect potions are refined through the Elf Spring, for the mage who drank them, only the first perfect potion drunk can have an effect.

Rod stopped Rowling's behavior to prevent her from drinking the potion now made and failing to achieve the maximum effect.

After understanding Rhodes's ideas, Rowling also had some expectations for the potions Rhodes will refine in the finals. After chatting with Rod and asking about Rod's feelings about refining potions, Rowling left here.

At this time, only Rod was left in the room.

After taking a look at the perfect potion remaining in the container, Rod could only secretly say a pity.

The potion refined through the Elf Spring as the main body has no effect on Rhode himself.

Since he had drunk the Elf Spring, Rhode himself could not get the effect bonus of these potions, only the most basic attributes of the Elf Spring.

However, Lord did not regret the decision to drink the Elf Spring. If it weren't for the attribute promotion bonus brought by the Elf Spring, he might have already died in one of the original battles.

After collecting these perfect potions, Rod also began to prepare for the finals.

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