Heroes of the Invincible Undead

Unlike North's concerns, Rod did not have much thought about his behavior, nor would he impose any punishment on him for this.

In Rhode's view, being able to learn various skills from other wizards, including the potion refining method, by relying on the eagle eye technique and his own talents, this is itself a manifestation of strength, and there is no need to deliberately This behavior is prohibited.

North was able to fully record the materials he used to refine the perfect potion through a short observation in the potion contest, which was in itself a powerful talent.

Rod recalled that in the previous life of Bracada, there was a hero who used eagle eye as his talent. No matter what spell, as long as it is cast in front of it, this hero can be used in a very short time. Its mastery, even for fifth-order spells.

With this extremely powerful talent, this mage hero has alarmed many legendary mages in Bracada. What happened to him is far from common sense. There is no legendary mage with this. Kind of talent.

In the impression of Rhodes, this mage later joined the magic guild and eventually became the top legendary mage.

Compared to North's stealing and refining potions, such a mage hero is what Rod fears. If North can go to the magician world, he may find that he currently masters the refining methods. Compared with those real potions, maybe it is nothing.

After a little inventory of the refining materials around him, Rhod summed it up in his heart and asked towards North, who was aside, "Do you have any other refining materials?"

From Rod's words, North also realized his meaning, so he did not hesitate to take out other refined materials from the space ring.

With North's movements, soon, a large amount of herbs filled the long table in front of him.

Because there is a relatively independent space in the space ring, these herbs are extremely well preserved. The appearance of the herbs has diluted the original irritating smell in the quiet room.

As the herbs were taken out, there was also a unique scroll.

From this scroll, Rhode did not feel the traces of the fluctuation of the magical element. Obviously, it was not the molding spell that could be released by tearing, but other contents.

North held this unique scroll in his hand, and after a moment of hesitation, as if he was determined, he handed it to Rod and said:

"What is written in the scroll is that after I improved it, I improved the method of refining and controlling the spiritual potions. As long as you follow the above steps, even apprentices of potions can refine this potion."

North's words undoubtedly made Rod aware of what, and with the peeping eyes, Rod also understood North's ideas.

North was willing to hand over the refining method of this magic potion, and undoubtedly explained a very important point to Rod, that is, he did not intend to stay in the city of Sao.

Through this period of observation, North also probably realized that his own value to Rhodes is reflected in this potion that can enhance the control of spiritual attributes. In addition, he is just a necromancer everywhere. .

Because of this, North understands that if he wants to leave the city, the first thing he needs to do is to turn in the refining method of this magic potion, otherwise it will not be possible to do this anyway.

Every time North walks out of the quiet room and wanders around the city, he can feel many eyes gazing at himself. Among them, the one who impressed North most is a native vampire. No matter where North walks, he looks around. , Can see the figure of this vampire.

This discovery undoubtedly made North realize that all his actions in the city were monitored by the forces in the city, and the purpose was to prevent himself from escaping from the city.

Despite discovering this, North also seemed helpless, relying on his own strength, he could not even deal with the native vampire, let alone other creatures in the city.

North knows that if he wants to leave the city, he can only find a way from the real lord, Rhode.

At this time, North chose to hand over the refining method of the potion to Rhode himself, undoubtedly to achieve this.

Rhodes waved his hand and did not take the scroll in North's hands.

Rhode did not forget that he had promised the conditions of North at first. Seeing that North still did not change the original idea, Rhod took the initiative to ask: "Do you still want to go to Diya?"

"Yes." North's expression was firm. Even if he realized the meaning in Rod's words, his face had not changed.

"The environment in the city is no different from the ordinary city of undead in Djane. If you want to learn the spells of undead, I can also arrange for someone to teach them. The effect is even better than that of the undead college."

Rod's words came to his ears, but North shook his head.

"Why do you insist on going to Diya? Diya's internal environment is harsh and not suitable for a master like you."

Seemingly recalling something, North sighed and explained: "Since I have mastered Sorcery and experienced many things in Bracada, there has always been an idea in my mind that it is to become a true Necromancer. "

"Before I came here, I also thought about this problem. The city did provide me with an extremely relaxed environment, but it was not what I wanted."

"If you only study undead spells, the environment in the city is good, but what is the difference from the environment in Bracada? I still only have the master of spiritualism, not a real necromancer."

North's words also made Rod understand what he had always thought.

Perhaps it was these experiences that gave North a deep obsession with becoming a true Necromancer. In Rod’s perception, this obsession has been deeply hidden in North’s will, and even became a hero. The possibility of will.

Once the hero's will is fully condensed, it can be regarded as the awakening of the hero's identity, and he can gain unique heroic abilities and growth potential.

The will felt from North also let Rhode understand his thoughts, and language alone can no longer affect this kind of will.

Unable to use language to affect this state of North, Rhode knew that he could use his strength to suppress North, and make him refining potions for himself, but it was not a long-term plan.

Rhode realized that North, with this will, would eventually be affected by the will itself. Even if he restricted it to the city, he would try his best to escape from the city.