Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 525 Injury II

At this time, the mana fluctuations caused by the appearance of Fireball, because there is no After the follow-up spell, it is gradually dissipating. The surrounding magic elements also gradually returned to stability, and the energy of death re-dispersed the gathered Fire Element magic elements and became the most concentrated energy in this area.

Rowlin, who was injured by this Fireball, could only slowly get up from the ground. Obviously, for Rowlin at this point, she was seriously injured.

When the Fireball exploded, although Rowlin avoided the center of the explosion and cast fire thaumaturgy for himself to protect himself, Rowlin was still blown away by the impact of the explosion.

And on the ground beside Rowlin, there are rubble eroded by the cloud of death everywhere. The surface of these rubble is uneven, and some of them are extremely sharp.

When Rowlin was pushed away by the impact of the explosion, he tumbled on the ground for a long distance, which stopped the impact of the explosion.

In this process, the only thing Rowlin can do is to try to protect his body with his hands to prevent his body from being hurt more.

After losing her mana, even Rowlin with hero status, her true strength will not be stronger than that of ordinary melee professional, and her physique will not be stronger. How much higher than the average mage.

When the Fireball's effects were over, Rowlin struggled to get himself off the ground with all his might.

In Rowlin's perception, his hands have completely lost normal consciousness at this time, and it is even difficult to lift them up. Even if the blood is dripping on the ground, Rowlin can only feel it. to a dull pain.

In addition to the injuries to his hands, Rowlin also had more wounds. There was even a fishy smell of blood in Rowlin's mouth, which, Rowlin himself had a very clear perception.

The damage caused by Fireball to Rowlin is not directly weakened by the HP corresponding to the magic damage. It acts on Rowlin in such a special form.

At this point, Rowlin's condition was undoubtedly extremely bad. It was reflected in his appearance. In addition to the dripping blood, Rowlin's face also became pale, and it was difficult to see a trace of blood.

These changes in Rowlin were also seen by Reese on the side.

When Reese noticed these situations, he instantly understood that the effect of this Fireball was far stronger than he expected.

The spells that Reese used to attack Rowlin were not really high, and they were all ordinary Second Rank spells. Even a mage with a lower rank can cast these spells.

Although these spells only belong to the Second Rank spell, these spells are more effective and consume less mana. Compared with those high-level spells, these spells are undoubtedly popular. More broadly, any mage above the apprenticeship level can learn in these spells.

The identity of the undead mage makes it difficult for Reese to learn a really powerful high-level spell. Although he has a fifth-order strength, the spell that Reese is good at is actually the ordinary magic of these Second Ranks.

For the learning of high-level magic, the magic guild has extremely strict control, and it cannot be directly purchased like learning low-level magic. mage has the opportunity to learn these spells.

Even among high-level mage, high-level magic will not be taught to other mage at will, and this magic must be given a reward corresponding to this magic level before teaching this magic to others. mage.

In the potion competition rewards, the casting method of high-level magic is also used as a reward for the winner. This is also a way to learn high-level magic. In terms of spelling, this may be the easiest way, but speaking from a certain perspective, this is the hardest way.

In this situation, Reese has no way to learn those really powerful high-level magic. Even through the Spirit Society, Reese has only learned about the cloud of death that is unique to the undead mage.

During the battle with Rowlin, the spell chosen by Reese is also the Ice and Fire ball technique chosen by mage.

However, compared to the spells cast by general mage, these spells cast by Reese, even if the spell itself is of a lower rank, are equally powerful, which is also in line with the degree of research by Reese on these spells. related.

Although Reese did not master any powerful higher-order spells, Reese never gave up research on these ordinary spells.

Compared with ordinary mage, Reese's research on these low-level spells is deeper, and the most intuitive manifestation is that Reese has a very high level of magic in these types of magic. Naturally, it can cause more damage.

apart from this , Reese itself has a higher rank, which is why the spell he casts can cause higher damage.

For Reese, the higher rank brings the spirit attribute that Reese has, which is far beyond those of ordinary mage. The effect that ordinary mage cannot achieve by using spell does not mean Reese couldn't reach it either. And this is the reason why the low-level spell cast by Reese is extremely powerful.

Even if Reese is allowed to master a high-level spell, before he fully understands this spell, the effect displayed by Reese will not even be as good as these low-level spells.

Although Reese knew early on that the spells he cast would be far more effective than those of ordinary mage, but the real damage Fireball caused to Rowlin was still beyond Reese's expectations.

Reese obviously didn't expect that just relying on a Fireball could put Rowlin into such a messed up situation. In Reese's original idea, with the treasure he possesses, Rowlin should be able to persist for a long time under the attack of his spell.

When Reese discovered that there was a very special white barrier in front of Rowlin, and after blocking the ice arrows he shot, Reese realized that there might be some extremely powerful creatures in Rowlin. treasures, even Reese, also need to be careful about the effects of these treasures.

But at this time, after discovering Rowlin's current expression, Reese realized that perhaps he was overthinking, and there might be some treasures in Rowlin, but these treasures could not help. too much effect.

Reese looked at Rowlin not far ahead. Whether it was the bloodstains around Rowlin or the appearance of Rowlin at this time, it undoubtedly indicated to Reese that Rowlin at this time had lost all the ability to resist. .

(end of this chapter)