Regarding the boulder that appeared in the sky, Witte sighed deeply at this time. Just from this spell, Witte realized what kind of existence he had compared with the high-level necromancer hiding in the dark. shortcomings.
In Witt's view, when this boulder appeared, the outcome of this battle was undoubtedly doomed. Faced with such a high-level necromancer who mastered powerful spells, Witt could only feel ashamed.
However, Witte also understood that it was not that easy to kill him simply by relying on this spell.
In terms of spell-casting ability, Wit believes that there is a certain gap between him and this high-level necromancer. A high-level necromancer who can cast this powerful spell, possibly even a fifth-level spell, will naturally be able to cast other powerful spells. , at this point, Witt naturally has no way to defeat him.
However, this does not mean that Witte will die from this special spell. Relying on the spells he has mastered, whether it is teleportation or other space spells, Witt has the confidence to protect himself from the harm of this spell.
In Wit's mind, after understanding that the strength of this high-level necromancer far exceeded his own, all he could do was to immediately return to the mage city being established and agree to everything proposed by this high-level necromancer. Require.
Perhaps joining forces with other forces in Weilning can put some pressure on this high-level necromancer. In Wit's impression, some of the high-level local creatures existing in Werning, even Wit, appear to be Somewhat difficult to deal with.
Before that, because Brakada's strength had a greater advantage among Weering, especially after the arrival of this group of fleeing mages, it suppressed other creatures for a time. Because of this, the previous Wit had not considered uniting with other creatures, but at this time, Wit had to think about this.
In Witte's view, the emergence of this high-level necromancer has already destined the overall strength of the necromancers to be greatly improved. Perhaps the remaining mages can resist a little, but for other creatures, it is difficult to resist the undead. The pace of the mage's attack.
After thinking about the changes in Werning's situation for a moment, Witt had to come back to his senses and focus on the falling boulder.
The falling boulder was exactly what Witte needed to face most at this time, but Witte did not have any worries about his own safety.
Relying on the existence of teleportation, Witt had the confidence to leave the site before the boulder hit him. He had not moved before. It was only because Witt was shocked by this spell that he had some thoughts.
There was still a long distance before the boulder completely fell. Through the spiritual imprint, Witte ordered the remaining giant gargoyles in the field to immediately evacuate away from the supply point.
After receiving Witte's instructions, these gargoyles immediately took action, flapped their wings, and began to evacuate.
Even the giant gargoyle still retains the original nature of the golem puppet. When it does not receive any orders, it will stay motionless in place, like a huge stone statue, but it has a demon-like power. The face also illustrates the uniqueness of this stone statue.
Due to the nature of gargoyles, some powerful mages like to use them as a special decoration and place them on the top of their homes to show their identity.
Watching the group of gargoyles quickly leaving before his eyes and the boulder about to fall from the sky, Witte no longer waited and began to prepare to use teleportation to leave the center of the falling boulder.
Just when Wit was about to use teleportation, he suddenly noticed that just when the boulder was about to fall and all the creatures in the supply point were scattered, except for himself, there was still a figure in the field without any movement. He just stayed where he was, looking at himself at the same time.
Witt realized that the figure that existed was the magic assassin who had tried to attack him before.
Just as the boulder was forming in the air and falling rapidly, Witte realized that the magic assassin who appeared in front of him was not the high-level necromancer he was guarding against. From this magic assassin, Witte I didn't feel the strong mana fluctuations generated by the mage when he condensed his spells.
After confirming this, Witt did not care about the figure of this magic assassin. In Witt's view, this magic assassin was obviously not worthy of his fear. Witt has never taken action against him, and he is also afraid of the necromancer lurking in the dark.
At this time, in Witte's sight, the magic assassin suddenly made a move.
Witte noticed that the magic assassin had already put away his original weapon and raised his hand. Following his movement, a bolt of lightning that was beating violently began to condense and take shape in his hand.
Through his own understanding of spells, Witte recognized that the spell that the magic assassin was condensing seemed to be just a low-level thunderbolt. However, around this thunderbolt, there was an extremely huge mana fluctuation. Witte You can feel the faint threat from this spell.
This discovery made Witte immediately realize that this magical assassin was probably extremely skilled in the thunderbolt and lightning spell.
High-level thunderbolts, in addition to increased damage, will also bring extremely strong paralysis to the body of the person hit. For mages, under the effect of this paralysis, they will not be able to mobilize the mana in the body, thus No spells can be cast.
After realizing this, Wit also understood the reason why the magic assassin chose to use thunderbolts. He wanted to use thunderbolts to prevent himself from casting any spells before the boulder fell.
Witte was not too worried about this. Witte knew that the treasures on his body were enough to withstand the attacks of most spells. The behavior of this magic assassin would not have any effect.
However, facing the boulder that was about to fall, Witte was obviously unwilling to tangle with the magic assassin and immediately used teleportation to leave from here.
In Wit's view, as long as he uses teleportation and reaches a far distance, he will undoubtedly avoid the impact of the boulder.
However, just as Witt's figure appeared, he was shocked to find that the magic assassin from before suddenly appeared in front of him, and what he held in his hand was the thunderbolt that Witt had thought before. lightning.
With a violent explosion, Witte's consciousness quickly dissipated, and the treasure he originally had high hopes for failed to produce any effect at all.
