Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 526 Injury III

Through his own perception, Reese has determined in the heart that at this time Rowlin no longer has any resistance.

Reese knew that if Rowlin had any mana, he would be able to use other spells to take less damage than he is now.

In Reese's view, whether it is by teleporting to escape the explosion range of Fireball, or using some other spells to block Fireball's attack, as long as there is mana, this can be easily achieved. Rowlin, on the other hand, seemed to have done nothing, taking the damage done by the Fireball in its entirety.

Through this point, Reese can determine that Rowlin at this time has no mana left, so he can't deal with the spell he casts. As for Rowlin, he would rather be injured than stay for the last time. of mana, and launched a counterattack against himself, but Reese didn't have this idea.

In Reese's mind, he didn't believe Rowlin could make such a choice, especially when he was about to face a spell attack and didn't have much time to think. In Reese's view, Rowlin will fully absorb the damage caused by magic, which must be due to insufficient mana.

Because the specific effect of the treasure on Rowlin is not clear, when Reese moved the Fireball towards Rowlin and shot out, he immediately condensed a number of ice arrows beside him, just waiting for the impact caused by the Fireball After that, they attacked Rowlin again.

However, the poor state of Rowlin at this time is undoubtedly completely beyond Reese's expectations. Reese believes that as long as he shoots these ice arrows, he can understand killing Rowlin. The situation was undoubtedly firmly grasped by Reese.

In the process of Reese looking at Rowlin, the death energy that originally enveloped the entire Silver Cliff City seemed to become deeper, as if some abnormal change had taken place in it, but whether it was Reese or Rowlin, neither pays attention to the changes in the energy of death.

Rowlin on the side is also aware of his own danger. Whether it is a physical injury or an enemy he is about to face, Rowlin understands that he is currently in a bad situation.

As time passed, Rowlin's arm had regained consciousness by this time. For Rowlin, that doesn't make her feel any lucky at all.

In Rowlin's perception, a very severe pain is coming from his arm, and it is extremely difficult to move. It seems that the injury on his arm in the previous process has More than just a superficial wound.

Even so, when Rowlin realized Reese's killing intent and his own dangerous situation, he still endured the pain in his arm, and from the space ring, recorded the magic scroll of [Undead Killer]. take out.

In order to deal with the attacks of Reese and the other undead mage, when Rowlin checked the magic scrolls in the space ring, she found that among these magic scrolls, there were only two recorded magic scrolls above the third rank. Magic scroll.

In addition to these two powerful magic scrolls, the rest of the magic scrolls that exist in the space ring, most of which are recorded are only the ordinary magic of First Rank, which cannot bring any obvious help to the battle.

One of these two special magic scrolls, one of which Rowlin has used first, and through this magic scroll, kills the common undead mage that exists here, it is the one that records Hell Raging Flames. Magic scroll.

The other magic scroll is the undead killer magic scroll that Rowlin took out at this time and held firmly in his hand.

As early as when facing the attack of a large number of undead mage, Rowlin first thought of using this undead killer magic scroll in his hand.

According to the spell knowledge he has mastered, Rowlin naturally understands how much damage the undead killer can cause to ordinary undead mage.

Neither the undead mage nor the undead creatures they transform can withstand the special spell of the undead killer. Under the purification of the undead killer, any creature related to death energy will be harmed. .

The appearance of the spell of the undead killer itself is to deal with the undead mage.

Because of this feature of the undead killer, after the opening of the second expansion, most of the mage's exploration of the undead mage is directly carried out by this spell. No matter how the undead mage disguises itself, it cannot escape the harm of the undead killer.

In Bracada, even the mage in the magic guild, when detecting the undead mage, rarely directly use the spell of the undead killer.

For the mage in the magic guild, what they believe in is their own observation ability. In their opinion, if they can only rely on the spell of the undead killer, they can detect the trace of the undead mage , which undoubtedly proves its own incompetence.

Although Rowlin thought of the undead killer magic scroll early in the morning, and knew that this magic could cause great damage to the undead mage led by Rees, Rowlin did not choose to use it in the end.

Rowlin knows that due to the existence of the Soul Evocation Technique, whether it is himself or Vita who is resting in the container, he will be hurt by the magic of the undead killer. Using this magic scroll may not have the effect. Ideally, maybe these undead mage hadn't all died, and they would be the first to be unable to bear it.

Rowlin finally chose to use the Hell Raging Flames magic scroll without any negative effects, and tried to make Reese die under this fourth rank magic, but ultimately failed and did not achieve Rowlin's expectations Effect.

At this point, Rowlin chose to hold this undead killer magic scroll in his hand, which undoubtedly proved the dire situation.

For Rowlin, the damage the undead killer has done to himself is probably nothing compared to the threat of death.

Rowlin knows clearly in his heart that he no longer has any mana, and in order to reduce the damage caused by Fireball, the thaumaturgy he cast on himself has exhausted his last mana. .

At this point, in the face of Reese's possible attack at any time, the only thing Rowlin can rely on is the undead killer magic scroll in his hand.

The nervousness in his heart made Rowlin tightly hold the magic scroll in his hand. With Rowlin's clenched grip, the blood that originally dripped down Rowlin's arm towards the ground no longer flowed according to the original trajectory, but dyed the magic scroll red.

Rowlin didn't know what the outcome of this battle was, but judging from the killing intent shown by Reese and his own state, Rowlin had an ominous premonition in his heart.

(end of this chapter)