Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 341 Records

Soon, while thinking about the information related to the sorcerer, he turned to Rowlin moved forward, and Rhodes came to Rowlin's door.

During the previous conversation, when Rhodes discovered the anomaly in the story told by Rowlin and pointed out the existence of Sasha in the ceremony book, Rowlin directly used teleportation to return to the interior of the room .

Through blood sense, Rhodes was able to pinpoint where Rowlin was. When Rowlin returned to the room, there was no movement, as if he was just waiting there.

Rhodes also had no idea what Rowlin had in mind, and could only guess after a conversation.

Considering the conditions required to use the ceremony book, Rhodes intends to place the ceremony book in Rowlin's hands.

After this period of study, in terms of the special skills required for spellcasting, Rowlin's skill level has completely surpassed Rhodes at this time.

Compared with ordinary heroes, Rhodes' special skill level may not have any shortcomings, and even in some skills, it exceeds ordinary heroes, but compared to a natural hero, Rhodes The comprehensive special skill level will be much worse.

Therefore, after giving the ceremony book to Rowlin, according to Rowlin's current ability, he can directly use the fusion ceremony recorded in the book.

At this point, Rhodes had come outside the room where Rowlin was, reached out and knocked on the door, then waited outside the door.

There was no response from the room. But according to Rhodes' blood sense, Rowlin was indeed inside the room, but he didn't move.

As if realizing something, Rhodes no longer waited, but reached out, opened the door, and entered the interior of the room.

Before Aaron left, a place was prepared for the Rhodes in the mansion. The room where Rowlin stayed temporarily was originally the guest room in the mansion. In order to prevent some situations from happening, the door could be locked from the inside to keep other people out, but Rowlin didn't do that.

Upon entering the room, Rhodes saw Rowlin in the room.

Rowlin didn't know what to think at this time, but just sat in the room and looked at the item in her hand, as if the item attracted her full attention.

After hearing the sound of the door opening, Rowlin didn't move, and remained in his original position, as if he didn't care about Rhodes' arrival.

Soon, Rhodes walked to Rowlin's side, and at the same time, Rhodes also found the item that Rowlin was holding.

Rhodes noticed that Rowlin was still holding a book. According to Rhodes' previous memory, the book in Rowlin's hand should be the one on linguistics that she was reading when she went to find her.

When Rhodes got close to Rowlin's position, Rowlin didn't seem to care at all, and reached out and turned a page of the book in front of him.

Rhodes found that Rowlin did not pay attention to his arrival on the surface, but in his perception, the originally very calm perception of bloodline, there was a lot of fluctuations at this time, Rowlin's heart did not seem to be As calm as she looks.

Having found this out, Rhodes stopped worrying, didn't say anything, just stood beside Rowlin and watched Rowlin's movements.

It didn't take long before Rowlin couldn't bear it any longer, and looked away from the book in front of him and turned to Rhodes beside him.

Rhodes noticed that there seemed to be something different in Rowlin's eyes besides the look that had always been there.

"What are you doing here?"

To Rhodes, Rowlin said first.

According to Rowlin's original idea, he wanted to listen to what Rhodes wanted to say first, but seeing what Rhodes meant, there was no intention to speak first, so Rowlin had to ask.

At this point, Rhodes took out the previous ceremony book and handed it to Rowlin.

Seeing this action of Rhodes, Rowlin did not reach out to take the ceremony book, but asked: "What? Don't you think the stories in the poems are not exciting? Why do you want to? Give it to me?"

For this ceremony book, Rowlin's conception of it remains on the Psalms, rather than, like Rhodes, discovering the true use of this ceremony book.

Without perceiving the anomalies in the story told by the Psalms, even knowing the entirety of the Psalms, Rowlin still hasn't discovered the true use of the ceremony book.

Rowlin said this only because in the previous process, when he told Rhodes about the content of the book, he thought about the story itself that he thought was very exciting, including the two in the story. The romance of the creatures, Rhodes doesn't seem to care much, instead focusing all his attention on one of the witches in the story.

For this reason, Rowlin was naturally a little embarrassed, and immediately used teleportation to leave the place and return to his room.

Rowlin didn't know why he had this feeling in his heart and why he acted like that, but he said these words at this time to make Rhodes admit that he was wrong, or Comfort yourself a few words.

Rhodes was naturally ignorant of the thoughts that came to Rowlin's mind. After a little thought, Rhodes said:

“I don’t deny how wonderful the story is. The story in the Psalm is naturally wonderful, but it also has to do with the person who wrote it, the name in the Psalm. The witch, Sasha the witch."

Sasha's works can be sought after by a large number of bards. In addition to the magical knowledge recorded in the works, the splendidness of the story itself, as well as its impact on historical changes Records are what attracts those bards.

Not all bards, like Sasha, can get rid of the constraints of life and death, and can spend a lot of time recording the history that happened.

The collection of stories and history requires a lot of time and energy for bards, but the poems left by Sasha satisfy both of these points. For those bards, That's what really attracts them.

After hearing Rowlin's question, Rhodes immediately recalled this background knowledge about Sasha and answered Rowlin's question.

But unfortunately, these answers from Rhodes, although logical, are simply not the answers Rowlin needed.

Hearing Rhodes re-emphasize the witch in the psalm, rather than answering his own question directly, Rowlin, with some anger again, asked instead:

“ The story in the book didn't impress you, did it? You only saw what the witch did in the story, and you didn't care about the story itself, did you?"

(this chapter end)