Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 260 The Truth

Rhodes knows that sometimes, if he discovers it himself, he will The ones that others take the trouble to explain clearly have better results.

So Rhodes brought Rowlin here on purpose, after realizing what was going on here, and left the hero alive for that very reason.

Under Rhodes' signal, Rowlin slowly approached the hero on the ground, and after further confirming the hero's face, the expression on Rowlin's face changed again.

Because of the many doubts in his heart, Rowlin no longer waited, and asked the hero directly on the ground: "Why are you...why are you here? Are you caught by Sepp? ?"

Hearing Rowlin's question, the hero on the ground didn't react at all, just lowered his head, there was no gleam in his eyes, he didn't know what he was thinking, and his body was extremely thin. in this brief moment appears even weaker.

Seeing this, Rhodes swung his sword, but he didn't kill the hero directly, but left a not too deep wound on his body.

The pain stimulated the hero on the ground, but at this time, he had lost all the ability to resist.

As if noticing Rhodes' eyes, the hero finally realizes why Rhodes left him.

Recalling what happened to him, the hero can be considered to have figured it out. Although he still lowered his head, he did not continue to remain silent, but replied to Rowlin:

"You I should have guessed it... The undead creatures here are actually my subordinates. I was originally the City Lord of Valen City. Because I was deceived by Sepp, he took my life energy away, and I made this picture. But when I awakened as a hero, my ability as an undead mage came back into my body."

"Sep doesn't care about everything in the city, he doesn't even control any undead. The creatures, what Sepp cares about is only the life energy that he has accumulated in the body. After extracting the original life force from these people, Sepp threw them in the outer city, which gave me the material for making undead creatures. "

"Although these individuals in the outer city have no value to be transformed into undead creatures, if they are combined, their strength should not be underestimated."

"Here I am." After experimenting for a long time, these undead creatures were created, and I thought that one day I would rely on them to counterattack Sepp, but unfortunately..."

After explaining this, it seemed that something came to mind, the hero sighed , and then asked Rowlin:

"What else do you want to know?"

The hero's tone was full of dead silence, even if Rowlin listened to the side, the same It felt a bit infiltrating, but Rowlin didn't care about it, and continued to ask the hero:

"If that's the case, then why did you lie to me, why did you let the undead creatures under you take you... ..."

"I just want to use your sympathy and let you help me achieve my own goals. Undead mage is just like this. You are deceived because you don't have much experience, and it's just you. I'm immature. Otherwise, you think, why should I tell you this?"

Said, the hero laughed like a self-deprecating self. A bitter smile appeared on his bizarre face, which looked extremely ferocious.

Through the hero's words, Rowlin has figured out everything that happened before. For Rowlin, the effect of hearing the hero say everything in person is undoubtedly shocking .

Rowlin couldn't believe that he was actually deceived by this hero, and even turned to Rhodes for help because of the lies he told, which finally led to a battle.

Thinking of this, Rowlin immediately looked towards Rhodes who was standing beside him, but could only find that Rhodes' expression was still very calm, just as everything the hero said was within Rhodes' expectations.

Rowlin suddenly fell into silence. When Rowlin was silent, Rhodes and the hero didn't say anything, just waiting for Rowlin's reply.

After a while of silence, Rowlin asked the hero again: "You have already achieved your goal, why did you finally send undead creatures to attack me?"

Hearing Rowlin The last question of the hero, the expression of the hero that has not changed finally changed, it seems to be a little unwilling, but more of a remorse.

The hero didn't answer for a while, as if he wasn't ready to answer Rowlin's question, but after noticing the movement of Rhodes in the rear, the hero finally replied:

"Because you are born Hero... If I can get you, even Sepp is no match for me... I can rely on you and make a name for myself in Dia, not just this Wallen city..."

Said, the hero seemed to enter the scene he imagined, and seemed extremely crazy for a while, but soon, thinking of his current situation, the hero's face dimmed, no longer showing any expression.

After listening to the hero's explanation, another feeling finally appeared in Rowlin's heart. Only then did Rowlin have a general understanding of his natural hero status.

Rowlin should have been resentful about the hero who deceived him, but looking at the hero's current appearance, he didn't hate at all that does not raise.

For a while , Rowlin's expression was extremely low. What Rowlin had in mind was a reflection on this experience and some thoughts on his own behavior.

Seeing that Rowlin finished his question, Rhodes pointed at the hero below with his sword and said:

"The words have been said, for the sake of your cooperation, You now have two choices, one is to plunge into eternal darkness, and the other is to serve me as the Death Knight."

Rhodes seemed more satisfied with the hero's answer. The hero saw that Rhodes deliberately left his life behind to allow Rowlin to grow, so he cooperated with Rowlin's question and told the truth.

This hero has already thought clearly that in this case, since death is inevitable, the situation after death should be more of his own consideration. As Rhodes said, whether to fall into eternal darkness, or from now on, try to please the new master in front of him.

Rhodes knows that, similar to the original centaur leader, even if he is transformed into a Death Knight, he is unwilling to be loyal to himself. He can only rely on spiritual imprint to suppress its original consciousness, but the undead mage is different. For the undead mage, as long as they can survive, they will accept any choice.

Because of this, Rhodes needs to ask the hero to confirm his thoughts, and if he really has no love, he will just be in vain.

(end of this chapter)