Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 212 Transaction II

As Rhodes' voice fell, Troy was in shock. There was no movement for a while, and nothing was said at the same time.

In Tello's perception, the concentration of death energy released by Rhodes far exceeded the limit that Tello himself could release.

For Tello, if he wants to release such pure death energy, unless he uses a magic array and releases it with a high-quality soul crystal, it cannot be produced so easily.

But right in front of Trolo's eyes, Rhodes could easily unleash this extremely pure death energy.

Tello tried to strengthen his perception, carefully felt it from Rhodes, and finally found that all the death energy released by Rhodes, without exception, was this pure death energy.

Tello understood that Rhodes was able to unleash such a powerful death energy, apparently because his Soul Evocation Technique level was higher than his own.

After realizing this, combined with what Rhodes said before, Trou immediately understood what Rhodes meant, and at the same time, an indescribable feeling developed in his heart.

Tello knows that the Soul Evocation Technique shown by Rhodes has surpassed his Grandmaster Level and reached a higher Epic Grade.

Previously, because Rhodes had been suppressing the death energy that he could release, when Rhodes did not take the initiative to show it, Trolo couldn't judge Rhodes' Soul Evocation Technique level, until now, Rhodes took the initiative to let go The control of a part of the energy of death, Tello understands Rhodes' Soul Evocation Technique level.

Of course, what Tello didn't know was that the death energy that Rhodes released was only a small part of himself, and the true level of Rhodes Soul Evocation Technique was higher than what Tello expected.

Even so, after feeling the death energy that Rhodes could unleash, Tello was still shocked.

Tello knows in the heart the difficulty of mastering the Epic Grade Soul Evocation Technique on a human body. As early as in the process of Tello asking other undead mage, Tello also had such an attempt. The result of the attempt is obvious. Instead of being successful, Trolo has intensified his own corruption.

In Telo's memory, of all the undead mage he has seen, none of them can master the Epic Grade Soul Evocation Technique, and even among the books he consulted, except for the heroic undead mage , and few undead mage can master it.

Therefore, Tello also made a conclusion in the heart that with the human body, it is impossible to master the Epic Grade Soul Evocation Technique.

Under such circumstances, it was natural for Tello to give up this idea and look for other useful methods.

Until now, when he felt the death energy released from Rhodes' body, Telo knew that his previous thoughts had always been wrong. In this state, realizing this made a strong shock in Telo's heart.

In Rhodes' line of sight, Tello seemed to fall into silence, but Rhodes did not have any anxiety, but was waiting for Tello's reaction.

At this point, Trolo had already reacted from his original state of shock. Looking at Rhodes in front of him, and thinking of his words, Trolo immediately understood what he meant.

Tello knew that Rhodes' meaning was very obvious. He had already provided the method to himself. Even if he couldn't achieve it, it was also his own business and had nothing to do with Rhodes who provided the method.

In the previous process, Telo did not think of this. Since he has defaulted in the heart, this method must be unattainable. If Rhodes cannot come up with proof that this method is feasible, Tello could also reject Rhodes.

But now that Rhodes has shown the Soul Evocation Technique of Epic Grade, Trolo has no room for rejecting Rhodes.

Rhodes has proven in his own way that it is feasible, and if Trolo directly refuses to provide the map Rhodes needs, it will undoubtedly violate the deal made between the two at first.

Tero quickly thought about the countermeasures. Although he is located in the City of Yinfeng as his home field, according to the strength shown by the undead mage in front of him, including the ghost dragon he controls, and the Epic Grade Soul Evocation Technique he possesses , Just what he showed made Trolo greatly shocked, not to mention his hidden strength.

According to the meaning of the undead mage, once he does not hand over the map in Dia, then a battle is obviously unavoidable.

Tello knew that since this undead mage dared to show himself the Epic Grade Soul Evocation Technique, he was obviously not afraid of making trouble here. Once there is a battle here, although Tello still retains his trump card, he can imagine the difficulty of the battle, coupled with the intervention of other strengths in the city...

In the end, Tello gave up the battle. idea.

At this time, in Rhodes' line of sight, there was not much flesh on his entire face, and between his teeth, he said, "Please wait here for a while."

As soon as the voice fell, as a Formation force fluctuated, Tello's silhouette disappeared instantly.

Rhodes knew that Troy should have used teleportation to return to the Academy where he was, and he did not do anything for a while, but was here, waiting for Troy's return.

Rhodes wasn't worried about Trou disappearing, and even went back to the city to find other helpers against him.

For the high-level undead mage, who have experienced the experience of death, they are not like those middle and low-level apprentices who are forced to be in a state of madness for a long time due to the intuitive pressure of death. Compared to it, they are more like seriously studying spell's mage.

In this case, Rhodes knew that even Tello would never make a rash decision before attacking him, even more how, according to the original Tello's initiative to appear here , and other Academy did not send anyone's actions, it is obvious that Trolo himself has a certain predicament.

Rhodes recalls that, according to Trolo's previous statement, he originally hoped that he would help him complete one thing, so that he would give himself the map.

Rhodes has no doubts about the identity of the dean that Tello said. There was clearly no need for Lowe to deceive himself on this point.

Through this, Rhodes was able to learn that the circumstances in which Trolo was in were not good. According to his status as the dean, he still can't assign his subordinates to complete this task, and he still needs to hand it over to the foreign undead mage, which is enough to explain his current predicament.

Therefore, in this case, Rhodes is not worried about any abnormal behavior of Tello, and just waits for Tello to return and hand over the map he needs to himself.

(end of this chapter)