Rhodes didn't have any special opinions about what Saili had done. If Rhodes was put in Saili's situation and was attacked by a large number of corpse witches as soon as he finished his teleportation, the choice he would make would also be to transform into a bat.
According to Rhodes' prediction, if Saili failed to transform into a bat immediately, he would be instantly dissolved into the cloud of death, unable to put up any resistance.
Because he had expected that those bats were Saili after turning into bats, and considering that Saili had the ability to control the core of the spiritual summoning tower ritual, when releasing the dark cloud of death, Rhodes deliberately avoided the top of the bat. area, thus sparing these bats.
In contrast, those bats that came to the interior of the connection tower in advance to avoid the erosion of the cloud of death were not so lucky. Under the spread of the cloud of death, the interior of the connection tower was no longer a safe place. place.
What surprised Rhodes was that the bats that originally hid in the connection tower did not take advantage of their ability to fly and directly passed through the space in the connection tower to reach the location of the upper or lower floor. Instead, it seems that it is restricted by something and can only move around the location of this layer.
For this reason, when the death cloud cast by Rhodes spread, until Saili ended his bat transformation and reappeared in front of him in his original body, no bats flew out of the subsequent connection tower. .
Compared with the death clouds cast by those corpse witches, the spell cast by Rhodes is more powerful in effect. Saili, who has just returned to human form, naturally has more understanding of this.
In the state of bat transformation, Saili still saw everything that happened in the field, which naturally included the situation where Rhodes wiped out all the corpse witches in the field with just one spell.
In Saili's original view, this group of corpse witches who were already invincible could not even resist a spell released by Rhodes. Moreover, this spell was the cloud of death that these corpse witches were very good at. Undoubtedly, Saili was deeply shocked.
The emergence of this situation undoubtedly made Saili realize something. He also had a new view on Rhodes who was not far away.
Through the abnormalities he sensed from the Death Cloud, Saili understood that the Rhodes who appeared in front of him could not be just an ordinary necromancer. There was also something hidden in him that he did not know.
Combined with the tragic situation of those corpse witches when they died, coupled with the pitch darkness, it was obvious that there was an abnormal cloud of death. If he had not heard that the lich that truly controlled the city of death used the appearance of a human woman, Saili would even Thinking that the Rhodes in front of him is the Lich himself.
Compared with all other types of spells, the existence of the Death Cloud often best reflects the strength of the Necromancer, and its corresponding level of spiritualism can profoundly illustrate this point.
Just when Saili seemed a little hesitant, not knowing how to face Rhodes or continue with this mission, Rhodes' words reached Saili's ears first.
"Mage Saili, without the interference of these corpse witches, should we continue to carry out this mission?"
In Rhode's words, he never mentioned what he had seen before, regarding the identity of the vampire Saili. On the contrary, he still regarded himself as a necromancer and shifted the focus to the original mission.
Obviously, Rhodes did not intend to continue pursuing Seli's behavior of concealing his identity at the beginning. In Rhode's view, Saili's abilities may be of great use in the next mission, so parting ways with him now would be a waste.
After realizing the hidden meaning in Rhodes' words, Saili immediately replied:
"Yes...if we can succeed, we'd better complete this mission as soon as possible. The necromancers in the tower and these corpse witches are not so friendly."
Through the presence of prying eyes, Rhodes noticed that Saili seemed a little frightened when he said these words. Apparently, the corpse witches who suddenly attacked had left a very deep impression on him.
What worries Rhodes is that even though he is deeply aware of the dangers in this mission and the attitude of the necromancers in the tower, Saili is still unwilling to give up this mission. After Rhodes just proposed When the idea of continuing the mission came up, Saili immediately agreed to it.
The information coming from the Peeping Eye made Rhodes realize that in Saili's heart, once this mission failed or he gave up on his own initiative, his fate after that would probably be worse than death. miserable.
In this case, even though he was aware of the danger he was about to face, Saili still bit the bullet and insisted on continuing to complete the task.
Rhodes realized that regarding this mission, there might be some unspeakable secret in Saili's heart. It was not as simple as just wanting to exchange rewards from Lich Stephen, but Rhodes didn't ask any more questions.
Seeing that Saili agreed to this, Rhodes simply said: "Then I will go to the next position to set the target. Please follow me."
After that, as the fluctuations of space magic flashed by, when Selly looked at Rhodes' position again, there was no one there.
Seeing Rhodes' figure disappearing and staying here, Saili could finally breathe a long sigh of relief.
Although Rhodes had no intention of pursuing Saili's identity, after sensing the death cloud released by Rhodes, when Saili faced Rhodes again, he naturally felt a little fear in his heart, until after Rhodes left. , Saili can completely relax.
After a brief moment of calm, just when Saili was about to teleport to the next location to set his sights, his eyes suddenly fell on a worn black robe at his feet.
Through the extremely obvious special pattern tattooed on the robe, Saili recognized at a glance that the original owner of this robe was Brown, who entered the Soul-Calling Tower first.
Selly realized that Brown, who entered the tower first, had probably become one of the corpse witches and died under the cloud of death cast by Rhodes.
This discovery gave Saili a deeper understanding of the dangers in the Soul-Calling Tower. Even if he just continued to stay on this level, Saili would feel a shudder in his heart.
In order to get rid of this unsettling feeling, Saili no longer waited, and immediately used teleportation to go to the next location above the Soul-Calling Tower.
