Chapter 748: Response two

It's just that when Rod chose to join the Death Shadow campaign that took place in the second expansion as a Necromancer, the information he had learned before was obviously not enough to allow him to cope with various possible situations in the battle.
In Rhode's view, the most critical point of his missing information is about the heroic will of Sandro.
According to Rod’s memories, in the previous game, in addition to the second expansion and the fourth expansion that has not yet arrived, the protagonist of each expansion, their heroic will, is fully displayed in the rest In the eyes of players.
What Rhodes knows best is naturally Tanan in the first expansion. The heroic will he possessed has already given Rhode a very clear understanding of his actions. However, for Sandro in the second expansion, Rhode could not get the most critical information.
Rod, who once learned from Eric in Bracada, also heard from the powerful legendary mage his high opinion of Sandro.
Unlike other players, Rod does not believe that Sandro's true will, and what he wants to achieve, is only to conquer the world.
In Rhode's view, even a legendary mage like Eric, who is powerful and has transcendent wisdom, can't see through the real purpose of Sandro. Sandro's level of tolerance has exceeded the expectations of ordinary creatures. The heroic will is obviously not so simple.
According to Roder's understanding, although the series of actions made by Sandro are all for the purpose of conquering the world, there may be a deeper reason behind this.
Just to satisfy the ambition in the heart, and to awaken the hero's will, from the satisfaction of being a hero, there is no problem. Any emotion can satisfy the opportunity to become a hero, but in Rhode's view, this One thing does not apply to Sandro.
According to Rod’s expectations and his understanding of the hero’s will, Sandro is very likely to just conquer the world as a means of satisfying the true hero’s will, and only after he has reached this matter, he has the real Heroic will only show this.
Regarding the true heroic will possessed by Sandro, this has always plagued Rod. Even with the experience of previous life, the information that Rod can get is only at the most shallow level, and cannot be deeper. Also more useful information.
In the impression of Rod, in the game of the previous life, there are also some players who have the same idea as themselves. They think that the real idea of ​​Sandro will not be so simple on the surface, and it is completely ended in the second expansion. Later, trying to explore these hidden information, including Sandro's true heroic will.
It's just that all this in the previous life has already dissipated with the end of the second expansion, the aurora that purifies all undead creatures. Even Sandro himself also fell under the aurora, and there is no way to verify the heroic will he possesses.
For these information related to Sandro, Rod still has full confusion, but he believes that with his own contact with Sandro, these special information will also slowly appear in front of his eyes.
Regarding such a very special existence, even with the experience of the previous life, Rod still dare not have the slightest care. In Rhode's view, any information obtained in the past, even if it seemed irrelevant at the time, may play an extremely crucial role when it is unknown.
At this time, Rhode had more information than Sandro's own information.
Looking at Stephen, who still exists here after finishing the task, Rod's main attention at this time was on the lich.
What makes Rode extremely concerned is that for the extremely extraordinary existence of Sandro, the information given by the lich Stephen does not have any special power, but just treats it as an ordinary necromancer, It's just that it has a completely different will from the average Necromancer.
If Rod did not have the information of the games in the previous life, but listened to the information given by Stephen, and only regarded Sandro as an ordinary necromancer, then the consequences can be imagined.
What surprised Rod was naturally the accuracy of the information given by Stephen. What Rod did not believe was that, according to a lich's ability to gather intelligence, he was unable to detect the anomalies that existed in Sandro.
The arrival of the Battle of Death Shadow is naturally a bitter catastrophe for the surrounding area near Diya, and for all this to happen, especially the appearance of this peerless Necromancer, the lich who was the original ruler of Diya , Naturally should be the first to notice.
In Rod's view, Stephen may have realized Sandro's anomalies. Those things hidden beneath the surface of the ordinary Necromancer of Sandro, especially the existence of combined artifacts, cannot hide the eyes and ears of the Lich anyway.
However, in the information given to Rod, Stephen did not mention these situations. Once Rod completely believes in the information given by Stephen, he may suffer a big loss by then.
What Rod didn’t understand was whether Stephen didn’t notice the peculiarities that existed in Sandro, or did he realize it, but he didn’t take it seriously, or he didn’t plan to tell himself, but let I personally feel this.
However, for whatever reason, Rod had no other choice.
According to the information provided by Trow, Rhode has long known that, throughout Diya territory, perhaps only the lich in front of him has a secret method to solve the erosion of death energy.
Long before he saw Stephen, Rod realized that the difficulty of obtaining the secret method from Stephen, and its subsequent development, also fully confirmed the idea in Rod's mind.
Trow spent a lot of energy and failed to find another method in Diya's territory. Rod did not know that once he refused the request made by Stephen, how long it would take to re-start Collect clues to this secret method.
Because of this, even if the request made by Stephen involves the main role of the second expansion, that is, the presence of Sandro, and it is very likely that some key information is deliberately concealed, Rhode has no way to When he refused, he had to agree.