Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 530 Undead Killer One

For this magic scroll that appeared in Rowlin's hand, Reese at this time , has already figured out how to deal with it, in order to reduce the damage that he may suffer, or even make Rowlin unable to use this magic scroll, he will be killed by himself.

Moved towards Rowlin not far away, Reese casts one of his best spells, the cloud of death. In an instant, a large cloud of dark green death was moved towards Rowlin's position and shot out.

Under the high-speed flight, the death cloud came to Rowlin's position in an instant. As the cloud of death spreads, Rowlin's figure completely disappeared in the cloud of death.

Early in the course of the previous battle, Reese realized that the cloud of death might not have any effect on Rowlin, and could not cause damage to Rowlin like other creatures, but at this time, Reese still chose the spell of the cloud of death.

Reese chose the cloud of death. What he valued was not the damage effect of the cloud of death itself, but the ability of the cloud of death to block the sight. Among the many spells that Reese mastered. Among them, only the cloud of death has this ability.

In Reese's sight, Rowlin's figure was undoubtedly completely submerged by the surrounding death cloud, and this was the effect Reese wanted to achieve.

Under the shroud of the cloud of death, due to the obscuring effect of the cloud of death on the field of vision, the creatures in it will be difficult to observe the surrounding situation, and at the same time, the creatures outside the scope of the cloud of death , and can't notice what's going on inside.

For Reese, the inability to observe Rowlin's figure in the cloud of death does not affect Reese's ranged attack spell, but for Rowlin in the cloud of death, it is obvious will be greatly affected.

In this case, Reese believes that even if the scroll in Rowlin's hand is extremely powerful, she will not use it lightly, but will wait until the cloud of death dissipates, or she is completely sure of her position. After that, this magic scroll will be used.

And this is the opportunity Reese is looking for. All Reese needs to do is to attack Rowlin in the cloud of death before it completely dissipates.

At this time, the cloud of death has completely shrouded Rowlin, and began to move towards the surrounding position. Since he didn't feel any mana fluctuations, the worries in Reese's heart also eased a lot.

Just as Reese was about to cast spell to attack Rowlin, a sense of extreme danger suddenly came to Reese's perception.

Reese was immediately aware of the threat associated with this perception, due to the timing of Rowlin's movements.

From this palpitating feeling, what Reese felt was an instinctive fear. For Reese, who has a fifth-order strength, this is undoubtedly beyond his expectations.

What Reese doesn't understand is that even in the face of a mage of the same rank, it is impossible for him to feel this fear, but at this time, this feeling undoubtedly emerges in Reese's heart. .

After discovering this, Reese just wanted to use teleportation to come to a position far away from here, but in the next instant, Reese's figure was shrouded in a strong white light. under.

The existence of the death cloud also obstructed Reese's vision, preventing him from observing the specific situation of Rowlin.

Without the existence of this cloud of death, perhaps when Rowlin ripped open the magic scroll in his hand, Reese would have been able to find it in time and deal with it. The cloud of death undoubtedly had a greater impact on Rees.

Under the shroud of white light, Reese, who was in it, also experienced extremely abnormal changes.

In Reese's perception, when his body is shrouded in this white light, all the energy of death that originally existed in the body, in this brief moment, seems to have lost control .

What made Reese feel extremely painful was the tearing pain caused by these violent death energies in his body. Under the influence of white light, Reese was able to perceive these changes in the body's death energy, but there was no way to solve it.

As early as the moment when he sensed the danger in the heart, Reese wanted to leave this place by teleportation, but at the end it was a beat slower, and before Reese left, he was shrouded in white light.

When Reese was under the shroud of white light and realized that he was not killed by this spell in an instant, all he thought was to teleport away from where he was currently. However, unfortunately, the feedback from the perception prevented Reese from using teleportation.

Under the shroud of white light, the energy of death in Reese's body was no longer under his control, which made Reese lose the ability to cast spell.

At this point, the only thing Reese can do is to fully take the damage caused by this spell.

With the continuation of the white light, in Reese's perception, the tearing feeling in his body that has been making him extremely painful has turned into a strong burning feeling, as if there is The flames have been burning on his body.

If Reese didn't know clearly that he was in Silvercliffe and was fighting Rowlin, Reese would even think that he was in a furnace.

Even compared to the Hell Raging Flames that originally appeared, in Reese's perception, it may not be so terrifying. Reese knew that the damage caused by Hell Raging Flames was done in an instant, but now, Reese didn't know how long this white light would last.

As if aware of the type of spell this spell belongs to, Reese has been suppressing this burning sensation in the heart.

Reflected on the outside, that is, on the surface of Reese's body, some pale flames will suddenly appear, but when these flames appear for a while, they will dissipate under Reese's suppression.

The mage robe that Reese was wearing was not ignited by these strange-looking flames. After the flames disappeared, the mage robe was intact in the place where the original flames appeared.

Obviously, the pale flames that appeared on Reese were very different from regular flames. For this, Reese, who was in severe pain, could not feel it.

In Reese's perception, this burning feeling has spread to his entire body, even so, Reese still needs to endure this pain.

If Reese lost all his will to fight in the process of being shrouded in white light, then by now, Reese's state will become worse.

(end of this chapter)