Chapter 138: Death Cloud II

Under the cloud of death, due to the rapid corruption of the flesh and blood on the body, the necromancer has no way to give the body any strength, but can only stay inside the cloud of death and rot to death.
At this time, the cloud of death also came to Rhode.
Looking at the cloud of death in front of him, Rod did not perceive any threat from his heart. On the contrary, Rod also produced a feeling of joy, as if the death in front of him was glowing with green light. The cloud belongs to itself.
According to this feeling in his heart, Rhode gave up the bone-vine guards to block the cloud of death, but let the cloud of death cover the body of the bone-vine guards.
Under the effect of the cloud of death, the body of the bone vine guard began to produce a lot of sizzling sounds. The body of the bone vine guard was originally intact. At this time, the body had been heavily corrupted.
For the internal bone vine, the identity of the undead creature will not be hurt by the cloud of death, but as the body it controls, it belongs to the original deadwood guardian, so it will still be affected.
Before the Bonevine Guardian in the cloud of death moved, the cloud of death covering its body quickly dissipated. The cloud of death dissipated far faster than other positions on the battlefield, and this is what Rod did.
When the cloud of death enveloped Rod, consistent with previous feelings, Rod did not suffer any harm. On the contrary, Rod absorbed the cloud of death surrounding him and converted it into his mana.
After absorbing the cloud of death, Rod also realized why he could handle the cloud of death.
The legendary spiritism of Rode brings not only to save Rhode a lot of mana when dealing with undead creatures, but also to increase the death energy of Rode to the limit. Every point of Rhode’s mana is Can transform a lot of energy of death.
For an ordinary Necromancer, the Soul Summoner can attain the Grandmaster level at most, and it cannot be further improved. On the contrary, the Necromancer itself will be affected by the energy of death brought by the Soulcaster, and thus become rotten.
If you want to get a higher level of spiritism and let your body withstand higher levels of death energy, you can only transform yourself into a lich.
For Rod, the skill level increase brought by racing achievements made Rod save this step. Although Rod’s overall attributes did not increase much at this time, the body still belongs to humans, but Rod’s body The energy of death even exceeds most of the lich.
Therefore, in the case of a large amount of death energy in the body, the cloud of death failed to cause any damage to Rod. On the contrary, Rod could absorb the surrounding cloud of death and convert it into his own mana.
After solving the problem of the cloud of death, Rod continued to observe the situation around the battlefield.
This time, the cloud of death cast by the senior necromancer did not dispel the idea of ​​the surrounding necromancer fleeing, but made them completely disregard the surrounding eri creatures and only wanted to escape.
The senior Necromancer in the rear also realized this and finally stopped the spell. Seeing the end of the destruction of the camp this time was inevitable, she no longer forced to remove all the grudges and ghosts on the battlefield, and then quickly left.
After discovering that the end of the war is irreversible, the first to retreat is often the more powerful human necromancer. The Necromancer does not have any glory and faith in war. The senior Necromancer wants to win, only to complete a mission of the academy.
Realizing this situation, Rod's heart suddenly had an idea, but did not show it. After further observing the surrounding Necromancers, Rod controlled the Bonevine Guard and led himself to the rear of the battlefield.
At this time, seeing the Necromancer flee, Eli's creatures chase after victory, and want to dispel their hatred of Necromancer in their hearts. Even if the Necromancers wanted to surrender, they would not easily spare these Necromancers.
After this period of time, the disaster brought by the Necromancer, the hatred of Eric’s creatures against the Necromancer is obviously irreducible and indelible.
Although the fleeing occurred, the necromancers around did not directly retreat, but competed for horses around the camp.
In the process of fighting for horses, Necromancers cast spells against each other, trying to kill other opponents who robbed horses. Several Necromancers ran away after snatching a horse inside the camp, while the remaining Necromancers could only escape on their own feet.
In this situation, the Necromancer cannot of course escape the killing of the creatures in the rear. Among the creatures that hunted down these Necromancers, the first was a group of centaurs.
Even the Necromancer who grabbed the horses, under such circumstances, it was difficult to open the distance and was eventually chased by the centaur.
Only a few Necromancers were prepared to escape before. Even during the battle, they chose to consume a large amount of mana to convert the Centaur corpses on the ground into undead creatures, which saved their lives.
For Rod, naturally, there is no need to worry about the pursuit of Eric.
Although the body parts of the Bone Guard were corroded a lot, the lower limbs were still intact and did not affect its movement. At the feet of Rhodes, the Bone Guards walked briskly and ran quickly towards the distance, and the entire ground was violently shaken as the Bone Guards moved.
Normal witherbark guards, because it is difficult to bend too much between the joints, can not run fast, but at this time, through the control of bone vines, the joints of the witherbark guards became extremely flexible, already able to perform as fast as normal creatures run.
At this time, although he was on the move, with the advancement brought by scouting, Rod saw many necromancers who were fleeing on horses.
These necromancers are all necromancers who fled at the beginning of the fleeing. At this time, besides a horse underneath, there were not many undead creatures beside them.
At Rod's direction, the Bonevine Guard under him rushed towards the nearest Necromancer.
Hearing the violent noise from behind, the necromancer immediately turned back.
Seeing Rhodes rushing straight away, the undead mage was startled. In the moment when the Necromancer turned his head, Rod confirmed that the Necromancer was the Sear who had previously signaled to himself.
Sill apparently did not expect that Rod would appear behind him in this way.
At the moment when the surrounding Necromancers evacuated, Rhode carefully observed the direction of their escape, and then selected a target. During the running of the Bone Guard, Rhodes also moved towards the selected direction.