Chapter 1015: Candidate

Rhode's move at this time naturally attracted the attention of the lich in the field, and even made them feel some doubts.
The witches did not understand why Rod had to kill Phoenix immediately after making his choice.
If it is to transform Phoenix into a vampire-like undead creature, without its heroic will, the new consciousness in the fire of the soul will replace its original consciousness, although it can still retain some of the habits of life, but His intelligence level will be greatly reduced, and the remaining Necromancers can also intuitively distinguish the identity of his undead creatures.
The rest of the liches are not necessarily in favor of a controlled undead being a puppet.
If this move of Rhode is just to show the power of the artifact, in this case, it does not have to be so. Many liches in the field have already recognized Rhode’s identity and showed strength to an ordinary necromancer, which also proves Nothing.
Perhaps only Rod himself knew the true meaning of his move.
Through the peeping eye, after realizing that Phoenix may move the possible landing point in an instant, Rhode simply waved the sword in his hand twice, and he easily solved it without even consuming any mana.
At this time, looking at the lich in the field, Rhode's words slowly came out:
"Then the target on the bright surface is the necromancer, since all the liches have no opinion."
With that said, Rhode turned around and looked away, where there was the only necromancer in the entire field.
North's figure appeared in Rod's sight.
Noting that Rod’s eyes were looking at himself, North was stunned for a moment. After realizing the situation at this time, his mouth opened slightly, as if he wanted to say something, but his throat seemed to be choked, unable to say anything. Complete words.
The conversation in the field, whether it was the words spoken by the lich or the response by Rod, were heard by North in his ears. He naturally understood what Rod meant by this move.
Following Rod's signal, the rest of the lich in the field also focused on North.
"He is just an apprentice necromancer. Will choosing him as a puppet have any effect?"
The voice of the unknown lich, who had answered Phoenix's words before, appeared on the field again and asked Rod this question.
Relying on his own perception, all the liches in the field can easily judge that the Necromancer indicated by Rod can only be regarded as an apprentice of the Necromancer, which is far inferior to the previous Phoenix in rank.
Regardless of the level of spiritism, or its own temperament, among the witches, this necromancer is unremarkable. If it was not Rod’s action at this time, the witches in the field would even ignore it.
In the end, it was the mother of the earth, Asri, who quelled other Lich's doubts about North.
"If it's just a nominal puppet, we don't need this Necromancer's shot, we just need him as a symbol in Diya's territory. The strength of Necromancer's apprentice also facilitates our control."
With Asri's words, other liches no longer questioned Rod's choice, and the field returned to silence again.
During this process, except for Rodo's glance at North, there was no lich to ask North's opinion at all. It seemed that the Necromancer could only accept all the decisions they made.
Rod's choice of North also made the lich on the field understand why he would make Phoenix's move.
In the presence of Phoenix, he is undoubtedly the best candidate to become a puppet. Both diplomatic ability and leadership ability, and ability to control the situation are enough to reassure the lich in the field. Compared with it, there are few Lich, will choose to send him a lot of North.
Even Rhodes had to admit Phoenix’s ability. If he was made a puppet, he would be able to truly confuse the audience. Until the middle of the battle, the entire battle will advance according to the established plan, and it will not appear too much. Deviation.
What Rhode was worried about was that Phoenix’s ability in these areas was too strong. The expansion of the previous life's expansion has proved to Rod that even the lich will be fooled by Phoenix’s discourse, and Rhode has to Worried that the existence of Phoenix will have an impact on the later stage of the battle.
At this time, Rhodes did not have the strength of Sandro in the same period of the expansion, and he could not suppress everything by his strength. As the battle progresses, when Phoenix becomes the first person under the lich, and the right to speak gradually increases, he will inevitably provoke the contradiction between the lich and the artifact controller.
If Rod has the strength like Sandro, even the legendary lich can kill, he will naturally not care about the existence of Phoenix, nor need to worry about any of his conspiracies, but Rod at this time cannot do this a little.
As the battle progresses, the number of corpses and witches will increase tremendously. All the witches participating in this battle will undergo a qualitative change. At that time, it will be hard to say whether they will still be as they are now.
Rhode can control all undead creatures related to it, including all corpses witches transformed by lich, through the ghost king cloak.
It's just that when this ability has not yet been revealed, no lich knows this. When Rhode handed over the transformed corpse king to the witches, they only thought that whoever cast a spiritual mark on the corpse king would control the corpse king, just like regular undead creatures.
Once the witches know the truth, they naturally do not want to be squeezed by artifacts, so that all the corpses that they have worked hard to transform in the battle have become Rhodes's. At that time, they will be provoked by Phoenix. What happened.
What Rhode had to worry about was not just the loss of artifacts. Rowling, who was in Verning, was also the object of Rhode's worry.
Relying on the effects of the two artifacts, if the lich does not pay a great price, it is difficult for Rhodes, but it is also limited to Rhode itself, and cannot take into account Rowling's existence.
In order to prevent Phoenix from destroying the entire campaign and causing even greater threats, Rhode can only remove it in advance.
According to Rhode's understanding of Phoenix, even if he does not kill Phoenix and let him leave a life for the next battle, Phoenix will definitely try his best to replace North's position with his own means and wait until the battle After the real opening, Rod may never find the trace of North's existence again.
In terms of ability, North may not be comparable to Phoenix, but Rod does not care. Thinking of this, Rod couldn't help but look at North once again.