Heroes And Invincible Undead Magic God

Chapter 864

Listening to Sai Li’s words, Rod at this time also realized the seriousness of the problem in his heart.

According to Rhode’s original expectation, in order to complete the mission of Stephen the Lich, Tamic, located outside the Conspiracy Tower, would try his best to block the existence of the hero Degar and prevent the powerful vampire king from interfering with this mission.

What Rhode did not expect was that such a change would happen on the city lord Tamek’s side. He and others just entered the tower of the soul, they would no longer block the hero Degar, or Tamick would be difficult to bat. After the bat blocked it, the scene that Rod saw happened.

Under this circumstance, a large number of bats were flying towards the top of the tower of souls ahead of Rod’s party.

After confirming the identity of the vampire body corresponding to this group of bats through the words Saili said, Rod realized that the appearance of the hero Degar was undoubtedly the most threatening variable in this mission.

Unlike the Necromancer, who has no ability to cast spells, and whose strength has fallen by more than half, the strength of vampires is hardly limited by their ability to cast spells.

Similar to Sai Li, when transforming into a human form, vampires with a certain ability to cast spells, after all, only occupy a very small number. Most vampires still rely on their innate abilities to fight.

The existence of the Forbidden Demon Barrier cannot even limit the bat transformation ability of vampires, let alone affect their combat skills and basic attributes.

Rhodes believes that this applies equally to the hero Degar.

Fighting against such a powerful vampire, even if Rhodes took the initiative to use the shards of the forbidden magic ball to open the forbidden barrier, he might not have any effect, and even the forbidden magic ball itself could not limit its fighting ability.

Through the sights he observed before, what Rhode was able to determine is that the place that the original group of bats was going to reach was the top of the tower, not any other area.

Under this circumstance, Degar’s arrival undoubtedly added some uncertainties to Rhode’s entire plan. What Rhodes cared most was naturally about Degar’s coming.

It is not the first time that Rodriguez has heard of Degar’s heroic identity, which was emphasized by Sely. This was also mentioned in the original part of the information given by Tamic.

Rhodes recalled that the previous name Tamik used when he first mentioned Degar, as Saily emphasized, using the name of the hero Degar instead of directly using the name.

However, in the process of calling Degar later, Tamick took the initiative to hide the title of hero, and Rhodes didn’t care too much about it, but used this title as a reminder of Degar’s heroic identity.

But at this time, after Sairee’s reminder, Rod realized that the name of Degar didn’t seem to be as simple as he had originally thought.

In Rod’s impression, the titles of heroes in the game world mostly refer to their special identity, which is the possession of the hero template.

As the key to deciding whether to become a hero, the generation of heroic will has different manifestations in each hero. Emotional explosion, firm will, and consistent behavior can all become the root of heroic will.

Under the combined effect of this strong hero will and the strength bonus brought by the hero template, the existence of a hero can easily achieve achievements that ordinary creatures can’t imagine.

However, the arrival of heroes may not be a good thing for ordinary creatures in the game.

In the eyes of most ordinary creatures, the behaviors performed by heroes are often extremely paranoid and difficult to be understood by ordinary people. Even when they conflict with the existing systems in the world, heroes will put their own will first in order to implement the will of their hearts. .

There are very few heroes who will exist as their own will with an idea that conforms to the views of all conventional creatures. In Rod’s view, what is most likely to inspire heroic will is the existence of resistance, whether it is resistance to things, spiritual resistance, that is, emotional outbursts.

In addition, if heroes want to build their own business, they often need to resort to warfare. They have the identity of heroes, naturally they have a stronger appeal than other creatures, and this is even more serious for ordinary creatures. Intrusion.

Not all creatures, like heroes, have extremely strong wills. More often, without the leadership of heroes, what ordinary creatures think is how to survive the continuous flames of war.

Even a hero, after the explosion of emotion and will, it is difficult to carry out his will all the time.

When you first awakened to become a hero, the will and ideas you possessed will eventually change after decades or even hundreds of years of precipitation and baptism. Even if it is a heroic will, there will be a day of silence.

Once this happens, the hero’s own concept will change. When they no longer possess the original heroic will, the hero template they have can still be retained, but they will lose the heroic specialties they originally possessed. Under circumstances, they can still retain their original titles and can still be called heroes.

This kind of title of heroes is more of an explanation of their special identity, which does not contain other meanings.

It’s just that in Rhodes’s impression, under certain special circumstances, heroes can be used as a special name to illustrate some special problems.

Since the hero himself is always receiving information from different things, it is not surprising that the original hero’s will changes under the convergence of all kinds of information.

However, among the many heroes, there are still some very special ones, no matter what they have experienced, or how many years have passed, they will not change the existence of their own will until the end of their lives.

For this kind of existence, the title of hero is undoubtedly a manifestation of their identity, making them always remember their heroic will in their hearts.

Under this circumstance, the meaning of the title of hero will be very different. What it represents is not only the hero template and hero identity of the hero, but the heroic identity that exists in his heart. True will.

In Rhodes’s impression, for this special existence, the title hero is often used as a prefix and placed in front of their names, and the hero Degar mentioned by Sairee fits this point.