Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 826 Confidence II

Rhodes noticed that just as Vidnina's expression changed, And before he smiled, Tamick's words mentioned an extremely important message.

The important information that Tamik mentioned is the existence of strength. It is because of strength that even though the Sandro forces represented by Vid Nina will destroy the people in the city of death. The Soul Evocation tower is closed, and Tamik has no way to punish it.

At the same time, in Tamik's words, the existence of Lich Stephen was also mentioned, trying to use Lich's identity to suppress these extremely powerful undead mage, but it was difficult to achieve any effect.

To make such a judgment, Tamick himself naturally has a certain basis. Recalling the information that Stephen Lich conveyed to himself through spiritual imprint, Tamick clearly understood that among the undead mage existing on the Soul Evocation Tower, there was an existence similar to Stephen Lich's strength.

In this case, no matter how much Tamick makes a threat, it doesn't seem to make much sense. Lich's existence is difficult to resolve personally. Of course Tamick himself will not have any ideas. China has also generously acknowledged this.

Not only Tamick, even Stephen, who exists in the Tomb of Death, will not attack Sandro until he finds out the real purpose of Sandro's, it is more likely , or reach a reconciliation after understanding each other's strengths, which is also a common mode of getting along with Lich within Dia.

Because of its huge strength and immortal characteristics, compared to ordinary undead mage, Lich seldom really breaks out into conflict, and more of them are completed in their own territory. The accumulation of strength.

These strengths determine the way Lich gets along. Except for Lich, this may not apply to undead mage.

In the undead mage, the strength is more intuitive, and it can also decide more things. The extremely harsh environment inside Dia also has a great connection to this.

For undead mage, the level of strength can decide whether to continue to be an undead mage, or be transformed into an undead creature in a certain battle. In this case, is there enough power to affect many things inside Dia.

At this time, Tamick's this remark language is undoubtedly a recognition of Sandro's strength, even if the Soul Evocation Tower is closed by it for a long time, Tamick will not respond to it. any penalty.

On this point, not only Rhodes can feel it, but Vidnina, who talks with Tamick, naturally has a deeper perception.

Rhodes noticed that it was this remark spoken by Tamick that inspired Vidnina's confidence. Obviously, Videnina cares more about the strength of her own power than any other creature, and is deeply proud of it in the heart.

This discovery also made Rhodes realize that the self-confidence in Vidnina's heart did not come from anything else, but only from the strength of the forces to which she belonged.

Through his own observation and judgment, and the confidence shown by Vid Nina, Rhodes undoubtedly realized that the strength of Sandro's side may be far stronger than he thought.

In this case, Rhodes was a little uncertain about the tasks he had expected to accomplish successfully.

Rhodes knew that these doubts in his heart might just be a kind of nervousness when he thought about the Divine Item he was about to get. Even Rhodes, who has gone through all kinds of battles, is also difficult to maintain absolute calm.

All Rhodes could do under the circumstances was to try to ignore the doubts that had arisen in his mind, and instead focus on other matters that Vadernina showed.

In Rhodes' view, what is very different from the regular undead mage is that Videnina will reflect this confidence in her heart in her own expression. And it will be more obvious with Tamick's words, without any hidden thoughts.

According to Rhodes' information, the mages that exist in Bracada do have such a habit, which is very different from the way the undead mages behave in Dia.

What makes Rhodes concerned is that, according to the information he knows, most of the undead mage under Sandro's current subordinates are the same as him, originating from the territory of Bracada, and even many undead mage, As early as in Bracada, before mastering the Soul Evocation Technique, he began to follow Sandro.

At this point, what happened to Vidnina no doubt proved it to Rhodes as well.

Rhodes understands that Videnina is also derived from the mage in Bracada, and has not made much changes to the previous habits, at least Rhodes is not on the body of other undead mage , see the habit of smiling.

In Rhodes's impression, even if there is a conversation between the undead mage, they will often appear extremely defensive, and it is impossible to make such a move.

The precautions between the undead mage and the vigilance in their hearts are not only due to their poor strength and need to consider their own safety, but more importantly, they are caused by the overall environment in Dia.

The unique power system of the undead mage is destined to produce this result. If the undead mage lacks this defense, it will suddenly lose its life and eventually be transformed into an undead creature.

In Rhodes' view, although the Vednina in front of her was originally a powerful mage of Brakada, she may not understand this, and still maintains the original practice of Brakada mage. .

Rhodes believes that this condition exists in Vidnina, not just in her looks, but in all aspects.

Even under the action of Soul Evocation Technique, the rank changes to undead mage, and the nature that exists in the body of Bracada mage will not change easily.

Not only the Vid Nina in front of Rhodes, but in Rhodes's impression, many mages who had studied in Bracada were like this.

In Rhodes' impression, when he was in the tomb of death, Lich Stephen also used the same words to evaluate the mage from Bracada, but Rhodes didn't care at that time. , just as information about the mission.

Of course, if Vidnina was always on guard, Rhodes would not be able to feel this extremely strong self-confidence from her, and at the same time understand the difficulty of the task at this time.

With this information, Rhodes realized that he might be able to apply this information to the next task.

(end of this chapter)