Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 628 Overall

After noticing the abnormality when he cast the meteor shower, Rowlin also I realized that my mastery of this spell may not be as profound as I thought, but there are some problems.

Even so, this still did not affect the confidence in Rowlin's heart. The ability to condense the formed boulders has shown that Rowlin's mastery of this spell, even if there are some abnormalities, may not matter.

Although he noticed some anomalies, Rowlin didn't think that Rhodes, who didn't master the meteor shower, could discover the existence of this problem, so he still didn't answer Rhodes' question, just looked aside. Rhodes, waiting for his explanation.

Seeing that Rowlin had not responded to his own question for a long time, Rhodes no longer waited, but began to ask about some previous situations:

“You are casting How much mana did it consume during the meteor shower?"

After hearing what Rhodes asked, Rowlin looked at Rhodes' eyes, no doubt something changed, the abnormality that Rowlin felt before was exactly the same Rowlin was naturally surprised to learn this from Rhodes about the mana cost of this spell.

The self-confidence that had always existed in Rowlin's heart had also decreased a lot at this time. Instead, there was a panic after being discovered, but her face was still calm, and her expression did not appear too big. fluctuation.

"Probably the same cost as casting Hell Raging Flames."

Perhaps not wanting Rhodes to see anything, Rowlin only gave a short answer to Rhodes' question. , which tells Rhodes how much mana he has spent.

Although Rowlin's words were extremely brief, Rhodes also confirmed an extremely important message from it, thus confirming his original thoughts. Rhodes realized that Rowlin had made a serious mistake in parsing the spell.

At this time, facing Rowlin in front, Rhodes slowly asked: "Then, you who have seen Northen cast a meteor shower with your own eyes, how are you going to condense his amount of boulders? Where?"

If the boulder that descends from in the sky strikes is just a fourth rank spell, Rowlin's guidance is undoubtedly extremely successful, whether it is the mana it consumes or the power it creates, Even in the fourth rank spell, it is an excellent existence.

However, both Rhodes and Rowlin know in their hearts that what Rowlin guides is not an ordinary fourth rank spell, but a real fifth-rank spell, even if it only has a fifth-rank spell. effect, and the way it is cast shouldn't be the same.

Up until this point, Rhodes could still recall the sights he saw in the ice blue spell Academy, the countless falling boulders in the sky, as if a real meteor had fallen, making him in this range. All the creatures inside were extremely shocked.

In terms of quantity, these boulders are dozens to hundreds of times more than those condensed by Rowlin, almost covering the entire area of ​​the sky, so that they can live up to the power of fifth-order magic. Destroy the entire Ice Blue Spell Academy with one blow.

So many boulders can be condensed with only one mana consumption. Rhodes also confirmed this from the system log after reading the magic book. It is not like Rowlin. Perform like this.

If Rowlin condenses the boulders in the air one by one, I am afraid that she will consume all the mana and will not be able to condense many boulders, which cannot reflect the true effect of this fifth-order magic.

If Rowlin intends to continue analyzing the meteor shower in this way, he may be able to cast it eventually, but in terms of effect, it is far less than the real fifth-order magic. It counts as Rowlin casting multiple fourth rank magics in a short period of time.

Compared with ordinary fourth-rank magic, fifth-rank magic can be said to have changed in essence. Taking the meteor shower as an example, the existence of a meteor shower is equivalent to a collection of dozens of fourth rank magics, and the effect is naturally extremely powerful.

The fifth-order magic, originally prepared for the Legendary mage, naturally has a unique effect, far exceeding all the magics below the fifth-order.

In Rhodes' view, Rowlin, who first came into contact with fifth-order magic, didn't realize this, so in the process of analyzing the meteor shower, he just treated it as general magic.

At this point, Rowlin woke up instantly when he heard this remark from Rhodes.

In the past, when he was learning spell, the thinking generated by Rowlin made Rowlin treat each boulder in the sky as independent in the process of casting the meteor shower, and wanted to rely on his own guidance. , condensed piece by piece, without realizing the particularity of the meteor shower.

In this way, Rowlin is obviously unable to cast a complete meteor shower. In fact, when Rowlin relied on this method to condense a boulder in the air, and intends to continue to condense, it also terminated the casting due to the huge consumption of mana.

After completing the casting, the joy in his heart made Rowlin ignore the abnormality in mana for the time being. Perhaps in the subsequent analysis, Rowlin may notice this, but at this time, Rowlin obviously does not I will take it seriously and come to Rhodes instead, wanting to seek his praise, but the development of the situation is obviously beyond Rowlin's expectations.

What Rowlin didn't expect was that Rhodes had directly pointed out the serious error he had made in performing this spell.

Through Rhodes' prompt, Rowlin also realized the shortcomings of his spellcasting.

If you want to display the spell of the meteor shower, you do not need to consume mana for condensing a single boulder, but you must treat all the boulders in the sky as a whole. This can only be done by appearing, and this is also the biggest difference between the fifth-order spell and the low-order spell.

From Rhodes' words, after realizing the error of his own thinking, Rowlin immediately felt that there was something in his thinking, and the doubts arising in the process of analyzing the meteor shower, in This brief moment also seems to be completely unraveled.

Not only that, after figuring this out, Rowlin only felt that he had a new view on the existence of all spells, and the ability to control spells to adjust in the past seemed to happen too. made some changes.

Rhodes, who is in front of Rowlin, can also feel the obvious changes in her.

As Rowlin pondered Rhodes' words, the imposing manner in her body became stronger and stronger. Whether it was the signal from the bloodline perception or Rhodes' own perception of danger, Rhodes could clearly understand. Realize this.

(end of this chapter)