Heroes And Invincible Undead Magic God

Chapter 826

Rod noticed that just before Vidnina’s expression changed and she smiled, Tamick’s words mentioned an extremely important message.

The important information Tamek mentioned was about the existence of strength. It is precisely because of strength that even if the Sandro forces represented by Vidnina closed the tower of the soul in the City of Death, Tammy Kr also has no way to punish him.

At the same time, in Tamick’s words, the existence of Stephen the Lich was also mentioned, trying to use the identity of the Lich to suppress the powerful necromancers in front of him, but it was difficult to achieve any effect.

To make such a judgment, Tamick himself naturally has a certain basis. Recalling the message that Stephen the Lich had passed to him through his spiritual imprint, Tamick clearly understood that among the Necromancers who existed on the Tower of Souls, there was an existence close to the strength of Stephen the Lich.

Under this circumstance, no matter how much Tamick made a threat, it didn’t seem to make much sense. The existence of the Lich’s relatives was difficult to solve. Of course, Tamick himself would not have any ideas, and the words also generously admitted this. a little.

Not only Tamick, even Stephen, who exists in the tomb of death, will not attack Sandro until he finds out the true purpose of Sandru’s. It is more likely that he is still understanding each other. Reconciliation is reached after strength, which is also a common mode of getting along with Liches within Diya.

Due to its huge strength and immortal characteristics, compared with ordinary necromancers, liches rarely really break out conflicts, and more often they are in their respective territories to complete the accumulation of strength.

These strengths have determined the mode of getting along between the Liches. Except for the Lich, this may not apply to Necromancers.

Among Necromancers, strength is more intuitive and can decide more things at the same time. The extremely harsh environment inside Diya also has a great connection with this.

For the Necromancer, the level of strength can determine whether he will continue to be a Necromancer or be transformed into a Necromancer in a certain battle. In this case, whether there is enough strength can affect many things inside Diya.

At this time, Tamick’s words can undoubtedly be regarded as an acknowledgment of Sandru’s strength, even if the soul tower is closed by it for a long time, Tamick will not penalize him.

Regarding this, not only Rhodes could feel it, but Vidnina, who was talking to Tamick, naturally had a deeper perception.

Rhodes noticed that it was the words Tamek had said that aroused the confidence in Vidnina’s heart. Obviously, Vednina cares more about the strength of her own forces than any other creature, and she is deeply proud of it in her heart.

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

Through his own observation and judgment, coupled with the confidence shown by Vidnina, Rhode undoubtedly realized that the strength of Sandru’s side may be far stronger than he thought.

Under this circumstance, Rhode was also a little confused at this time about the task that he had expected to accomplish smoothly.

Rod knew that the doubts that appeared in his heart were probably just a kind of tension when he thought of the artifact he was about to obtain. Even Rhode, who had gone through various battles, was also unable to maintain absolute peace.

In this case, all Rhodes can do is to ignore the doubts that arise in his mind as much as possible, and instead pay attention to other matters that Vidnina has shown.

In Rhodes’s opinion, what is very different from regular necromancers is that Vidnina will reflect this confidence in her heart in her expression. And with the words Tamek said, it will be more obvious, with no hidden thoughts at all.

According to the information that Rhodes understands, the mages who exist in Bracada do have such a habit, which is very different from the way the necromancers in Diya do.

What makes Rhode feel concerned is that according to the information he knows, most of the necromancers currently under Sandru are the same as him. They come from the territory of Bracada, and even many necromancers are already in Bracada. Among Kada, before he mastered spiritualism, he began to follow Sandreu.

At this time, the situation that appeared in Vidnina undoubtedly proved this to Rhodes.

Rod understood that Vidnina was also from the mages in Bracada, and did not make much change to the previous habits. At least Rod did not see a smile on other necromancers. habit.

In Rhode’s impression, even if the Necromancers are talking, they will often appear extremely defensive, and it is impossible to make such a move.

The defense between the necromancers and the vigilance in their hearts are not only due to the lack of strength and the need to consider their own safety, but more importantly, it is caused by the overall environment in Diya.

The unique power system possessed by the Necromancer is destined to produce this result. If the Necromancer lacks this kind of defense, he will suddenly lose his life at some point, and eventually be transformed into an undead creature.

In Rhodes’s view, although the Vidnina in front of him was originally a powerful wizard of Bracada, she may not understand this and still maintains the original method of Bracada.

Rod believes that this situation that exists in Vednina is not only reflected in her expression, but in all aspects.

Even under the influence of spiritism, the rank changes to a Necromancer, the nature that exists in the body of the Bracada wizard will still not change easily.

It is not only the Vidnina in front of Rhode, but in Rhode’s impression, many wizards who have studied in Bracada are like this.

In Rhode’s impression, when he was in the tomb of death, Stephen the Lich also used the same words to evaluate the mages from Bracada, but Rhode didn’t care about it at the time. Treat it as intelligence about the mission.

Of course, if Vidnina’s heart is always defensive, Rhode will not be able to feel this extremely strong self-confidence from her, and at the same time understand the difficulty of this task.

After understanding these circumstances, Rod understood that he might be able to apply this information to the next tasks.