Heroes of the Invincible Undead

After finishing the conversation with Elon, Rod seemed to feel something, looking away in the direction of Rowling.

"Luo Lin stays, you can disperse, I will take these potions."

Hearing Rod's instructions, Ailong and Vita will naturally not continue to stay here, and wisely give the space to them.

In the line of sight, Vita and Elon walked out of the potion storage room one after the other. From them, Rhodes also felt an unusual atmosphere. Rhod shook his head without thinking much.

After their figure completely disappeared, Rod looked at Rowling next to him.

"Do you want to help that human woman? Use the space spell to send the one named Leah directly to King Diya's capital?"

The idea in his heart was directly exposed by Rod, and Rowling also showed a look of embarrassment, and then nodded, believing that to Rod.

The existence of blood-sensing makes the concealment between the two people meaningless. Even if Rowling denied this on the surface, she could not deny the true thoughts in her heart.

What’s more, in Rowling’s opinion, Rod’s previous words did not restrict her from using space spells to help Leah. She did not think there was any problem with her thoughts. For Rod, Rowling did not feel that she had concealed this from him. The need for an idea.

"Don't do this." Rod said flatly. "I mean, don't help the human woman in any way."

Rhode's words were extremely plain, but the meaning was echoed in Rowling's ear like thunder, which made her deeply puzzled.

Seemingly remembering something, Rowling quickly added: "Maybe my brother doesn't know yet, Leah's body now..."

"Stop." Rod interrupted Rowling's words indifferently. "I saw this when I saw her. This is anomalous, and it naturally hides my perception. This is also why I forbid you to help her." the reason."

"Why..." Rowling asked her own question. "She wanted to see the Necromancer. It was because of this. Because of her identity, her brother might not be able to come forward in person. Why didn't I let her help her?" "

Rod shook his head: "I've never seen a person with such a pure will without any impurities in it. Such a person is destined not to be affected by anything, to be a great hero, I can't wait to want The moment I saw the hero's will bloom, so I forbid you to help the human woman."

"Great hero..." Rowling seemed to perceive something in Rhodes' words. She knew that the greatness in Rhodes' mouth was not great in the traditional sense.

"In this case, why didn't my brother let me help Leah?" Rhode's words failed to solve the doubts in Rowling's heart, but made the doubts worse. "According to Leah's state at this time, she doesn't have to wait for her to go Diya will die halfway, so why not become a real hero?"

"Leah?" Rod looked at Rowling suspiciously. After sensing her thoughts through blood, she sighed and said:

"It seems that you don't understand what I mean. The person with the potential of a great hero is not Leah in your mouth, but the person she is looking for. She has abandoned everything and has to become the real master of the Necromancer."

"I don't understand..." Rowling's voice trembled faintly, and she seemed to foresee some bad things happening. "Didn't this action of the brother hurt the North in Diya? Why didn't he like what Elon said? , Let Leah stay in the city?"

There was no change in Rhode's expression, but he simply explained to Rowling:

"As you know, the Necromancer always symbolizes death and misfortune. Happiness and happiness have never been associated with the Necromancer. He wants to be a true hero, he must feel this, whether it is a lover, Heir heir, not what he should have."

What seemed to come to mind, Rod looked away: "In this way, it won't take long for a great hero to rise in Diya, as for Leah..."

Looking at Rowling aside, Rod added: "Forget her, just don't ever have this person, no, maybe there is still a chance to see her in the undead creatures controlled by the necromancer, that's what Her ending."

From Rowling's expression, Rhode failed to see the interesting look he wanted to see, but only a silence. Bursts of sentiment are being conveyed into Rhodes's mind from the perception of blood.

The body that has undergone the ritual still retains the ability to perceive these negative emotions. Rhode can clearly feel this, and he does not understand why Rowling's expression changed in this way.

"I know that my brother doesn't care about the lives of other creatures..." Rowling said these words in a trembling voice, looking at Rod's eyes with inexplicable emotions, "But those around me? It's not like my brother. Unrelated creatures, but those who follow you, does your brother care about them? Does the brother care about everything in Sao City?"

Noting Rowling's mood change at this moment, Rod was silent for a moment, and he realized that he shouldn't seem to have said those words before.

"I care about you." Rhode replied in this way, deeply affectionate, not in disguise.

"Answer my question, Rod." Rowling asked, ignoring Rod's answer, and even the title changed slightly.

Seeing that there is no way to simply obscure the past, Rhode can only answer with a skull: "Don't care, it depends on what is used to measure. If there is no other thing as a comparison, it will undoubtedly have no meaning."

"As you can see, the creatures that follow me, such as Elon, Vita, and even the previous Leah, I definitely care about it, but I don't care so much. I can only say what I want to compare with..."

With a sigh, Rod didn't plan to continue.

"I don't want to tell meaningless lies. Some things you can feel are just clear in your heart. Why should you tell them to embarrass each other?"

Hearing Rod's words, Rowling was silent for a while, and there were glittering things in her eyes.

"I rarely ask my brother." Rowling said tremblingly. "I just hope that the people around me will get a good ending, not a meaningless sacrifice."

Without answering Rowling's words, Rhode just stared at her calmly.

Under Rod's gaze, Rowling lowered her head, turned to tears secretly, and then left the room with a space spell without a word.