Chapter 136: Undead Killer II

The sudden attack surprised the elf swordsman. Although he reacted the first time, he was still caught by the vampire.
The vampire pulled the elf swordsman towards himself, while the claw of the other hand ran across his neck. After doing all this, the vampire did not care about the elves around him, but immediately used batification.
At this time, the vampires can't care about the dangers that may arise. In order to get rid of the predicament, they can only use batification.
As a black mist emerged, the bats flew in all directions, but these bats did not intend to attack the surrounding elves at all. They just wanted to take this opportunity to disperse with the rest of the bats and avoid the magic attack.
Just when the vampire used batification, the [Undead Slayer] that originally appeared on the battlefield appeared again.
Due to the low life value of these bats, under the shining of white light, these bats seemed to melt, and instantly turned into black mist, and they did not even last a few more seconds.
Because of this magic, a large number of undead creatures died on the battlefield, but the number was obviously less than the last time.
As soon as the [Undead Slayer] was released, the surrounding Necromancers were vigilant about this, and they did not mean to let the surrounding undead creatures surround them, but took the initiative to spread the formation.
Originally, because the formation of the necromancers was not dense enough, the court mages in the rear were not prepared to shoot, but after the vampire was found, they cast spells directly.
For the court mage, the mana required to release a [dead killer] is high, so he needs to find a critical time to cast a spell, but at this time, he still chooses to cast this spell.
The massive death of the bats caused serious injuries to the vampire. When the vampire just appeared, the surrounding creatures immediately attacked the vampire.
The vampire was seriously injured, but he dared not use batification again.
While these elves besieged the vampire, the elf swordsman who had just been killed by the vampire stood up.
There is no look in the eyes of the elf swordsman, but if someone observes carefully, they can see the fire of soul contained in it.
While the attention of the rest of the elves was all on the vampire, the elf swordsman who had just stood up suddenly stab the surrounding elves with a sword, and instantly pierced the body of an elf, killing him directly.
As the elf swordsman withdrew his weapon, the elf he killed also stood up. Although blood has been flowing from the wound on his body, the elf who stood up did not feel pain for it, but held the weapon and turned to the surroundings. The elves attacked.
In addition to this, the corpses near the vampire, whether they are elves or other types of undead creatures, have stood up at this moment and began to attack the surrounding Erie creatures.
At this point, the elves finally found the anomaly. According to their understanding of the Necromancer, the Necromancer can transform the undead creatures, but this transformation can either take a lot of time or requires a large amount of mana.
Therefore, in the battle, the elves will not pay special attention to these corpses under their feet, but will only deal with the corpses of the companions after the battle is over.
For elves, unless the necromancer has a large advantage, in order to avoid the companion's body falling into the hands of the necromancer, it will take the initiative to destroy the body.
The corpses that stood up suddenly apparently broke the elves' understanding of the Necromancer.
For a time, the elves who had besieged the vampires at this time were surrounded by these undead creatures, which seemed difficult to resist.
The sword technique that the elves are proud of has little advantage in facing these undead creatures, and can only just resist the attack of the surrounding undead creatures.
The vampire just wanted to cooperate with the surrounding undead creatures to fight back, looking for opportunities to devour flesh and blood, but after receiving the instructions in the spiritual imprint, he immediately retreated to the rear.
The vampire came to Rhode, and now he appeared weak.
Looking at the vampire, Rhode didn't say much, but let the vampire devour the flesh around him to return to life.
Rhode knew that if it weren't for his timely action, the vampire would have been seriously injured.
Due to the legendary spirit-taking technique, in the previous process of resurrecting those elves, each undead creature, Rhode only spent about 1 to 2 mana to complete the transformation of undead creatures.
For Rhode, the limitation of his own control of undead creatures is only the spiritual attribute.
In Rod's perception, the undead creatures that had been transformed were gradually killed by the dwarves who were supported by him around this time, but Rod did not transform the undead creatures again.
Rhode knew that under his full shot, he also had the ability to change the situation, but Rhode had no such plan.
Because Rhode's current rank is slightly lower, even if he can deal with the surrounding undead creatures, there is still no way to deal with those wizards on the battlefield.
On the contrary, once Rhode displays extremely powerful soul-rearing abilities, the opponent's caster will try his best to kill Rhode, and even the senior Necromancer on Rhode's side will turn Rhodes into undead creatures.
In the battlefield, there are not many dead wood guards around. Except for the bone-vine guards who killed some of the dead wood guards during this time, a large number of dead wood guards were killed by the grudges.
Although he didn't get the experience value of these deadwood guards, Rhodes also let the bone vines use the remains of the deadwood guards. Compared to the original state, the bonevine guards at this time are already more powerful.
From the appearance alone, the torso of the Bone Guard is now several times the original size. The surface of the body of the bone rattan is connected with a large number of wooden blocks, which looks extremely uneven. Only in this way can the cracks caused by the expansion of the body of the bone rattan be repaired.
Due to the previous two undead killers, the necromancer side has fallen into an absolute disadvantage. Facing the pressure of Erie creatures, the necromancer cannot rely on the gathered undead creatures to resist, and can only retreat repeatedly.
Senior Necromancer wants to reverse the situation, but whenever the cloud of death appears, it will be blocked by the barrier, causing it to have no effect.
Facing the attack of Eri creatures, a necromancer who lost a lot of undead creatures, instead of taking care of his remaining undead creatures, fled directly to the edge of the battlefield.
At this time, a thick cloud of death shot at the fleeing Necromancer, and immediately enveloped it.
The necromancer sent out a painful wailing in the cloud of death, and finally fell to the ground.