Chapter 48: Chase three

The blue robe mage released the ice arrow at the undead horse for the first time.
Compared to magical arrows, Ice Arrow obviously consumes more mana, but the blue robe mage still chooses to use it.
The blue robe mage knows clearly that if he uses a magical arrow, even if he hits the undead horse, if it does not hit the head, it can only open a blood hole in its body, although it can affect its speed through injury. But it can't be killed in one blow, it can still chase itself in the rear.
Due to the need to cast magic on the running horse, the blue robe mage is afraid of being affected by the bumps of the horse, and the quasi-head of the magic will shift a lot. .
Ice arrows shot at the undead warhorse under the vampire. If it is a regular creature, similar to the wolf king that Rhode initially dealt with, or a combat-conscious vampire, who instinctively feels danger, he will find a way to avoid this spell.
The transformed Undead Warhorse obviously does not have this ability. Since it is only a low-level undead creature, it has no autonomous consciousness, and it has never thought of evading the ice arrow that shot at itself. Rush away.
When the vampire saw the action of the blue robe mage raising his hand, he realized that he was preparing to cast a spell and began to look for opportunities.
Ice Arrow is about to hit the undead horse. At the moment when the undead warhorse and the blue robe mage were the closest, the vampire leapt from the undead warhorse, and the claws in his hand extended straight to the blue robe mage in front.
Bingjian directly hit the predecessor of the Undead Warhorse, exploding half of its body and forming a layer of frost.
Because the vampire jumped out of the undead warhorse one step ahead, he was not affected by the ice arrows. On the contrary, because the Undead Warhorse ran all the way before, at this distance, if the blue robe mage did not react, the vampire could tear his body directly.
Sure enough, the second ice arrow also came to the vampire. When the vampire saw it, he used batification directly, and the body turned into a black mist. The ice arrow shot through the black mist without causing any damage to the vampire.
In the dark fog, a large number of bats rushed towards the location of the blue robe mage and the horses under him. Under the cover of night, these bats seemed to blend in with the surrounding shadows, revealing their fierce fangs in the darkness.
As soon as the black mist appeared, the blue robe mage began to prepare the next spell.
At this time, seeing the bat rushing towards him, the blue robe mage raised his hand, and the ice ring that had cleared most of the bat on the battlefield appeared again.
With a huge explosion, an ice-blue ripple, centered around the blue robe mage, scattered around. The bats transformed from vampire bats instantly died in large numbers, and black mist burst into the air one after another.
In the dark mist, the figure of the vampire appeared, but he could barely stand, almost fell to the ground, obviously in a very bad state.
Because this time the batification is very close to the blue robe mage, all the bats are within the magic circle of the ice magic ring, which also results in the blue robe mage releasing only one ice magic ring, and most of them The bat killed instantly. For a time, the life of the vampire was scarce.
After the end of the batification, the vampire, regardless of the blue robe mage at the rear, quickly ran to the previously killed undead warhorse and began to devour the blood of the dead horse.
Vampires can restore health as long as they devour flesh and blood, whether they are ordinary creatures or undead creatures whose flesh and blood have not yet rotted. In this way flesh and blood, the health of the vampire is restored.
On the other side, after releasing the Frostbite, because of understanding the characteristics of this creature, the blue robe had intended to release an ice arrow to kill it, but what he did not expect was that when the Frostbite was released The resulting explosion shocked the horses under him.
Although the position of the blue robe mage and the horse is in the center of the ice magic ring, the horse is not hurt by the ice magic ring. But the violent explosion produced by the ice magic ring stimulated its instinct, making it out of control under fear.
The horse under the blue robe raised his front hoof, swinging his body frantically, flung the blue robe on the ground, and then ran away in one direction.
The blue robe master was suddenly thrown off by the horse and fell to the ground. According to the experience of the weekdays, the blue robe master knew to use his back to bear most of the impact.
The sudden fall, although not so much damage to the blue robe mage, but looking at the horses away, the blue robe mage is in a bad mood.
The blue robe master apparently did not expect that at this most urgent juncture, the horse on which he had escaped was shocked and dumped himself and ran away.
The blue robe mage stood up from the ground and took out a torn healing scroll from his pocket to restore his condition.
Turning his head to look at the vampire who was eating the horse's flesh not far away, an ice arrow condensed in the hands of the blue robe mage and shot in its direction.
The vampire quickly swallowed flesh and blood, and did not notice that the ice arrow was shooting at him quickly. When it felt wrong, it was too late, and the ice arrow had arrived in front of it.
Suddenly, a round shield flew in front of this ice arrow. With a blast, the round shield was struck by ice arrows and flew in the direction of the vampire.
The vampire immediately reacted and flashed to the side.
At this time, Rod had also arrived, turned over and dismounted. Immediately after seeing this situation on the field, he threw out the round shield in the space ring to block this ice arrow.
Compared to the blue robe mage running away on a horse, Rod was more worried that he chose to hide in the forest.
Because it was already counted in the middle of the night, Rode could quickly judge the many traces left when the horse was running. But if the blue robe mage was hiding in the forest, Rhode would have no way to find it in a short time, and he could only wait until dawn.
Therefore, Rod let the vampire ride the undead horse to catch up with the blue robe mage and fight with it.
Rhode understands the power of the mage deeply. Therefore, Rhode knows that the power of the vampire alone cannot defeat the blue robe mage. For the battle between the vampire and the blue robe mage, Rode only hopes that the vampire can drag the blue robe mage. Kill the horse of the blue robe mage.
At this time, although the vampire himself was seriously injured, what he did obviously exceeded Rod's expectations. Not only did he consume a large amount of the blue robe's mana, but it also caused the blue robe's horse to flee.
Rhode knew that before the battle, the effective weakening of a mage was to deceive him to release his skills through various means to make it consume mana value in vain.
Rhodes took the iron sword out of the space ring and looked at the blue robe mage not far away.