Chapter 1180: Moas

Looking at Freed in front of him, Rod seemed to notice a special phenomenon in his words.
Rhode noticed that the emotions in Fried's heart were very strong. In addition, there seemed to be a special ability in it, which was constantly appeasing the Moyas on the side. For this special ability, Rhod was very familiar with it. Even Rhodes himself has such capabilities.
What exists in Fried's perception is the concern for Moyas. When this concern is so strong that it exceeds the concern for itself, this special ability is formed. What Fried has , Is the ability to sense blood.
At the beginning, when Rhode used this special ability, he still needed the help of the treasure to achieve this. Later, after being infected by Rowling’s will, Rhode no longer needs the power of the treasure, and truly has this unique Perception.
The treasure that originated from the necromancer that Rhode initially killed and provided the blood-sensing ability. When Rhode truly mastered this ability, he gave it to Rowling.
Consistent with the power of this ability possessed by Rod, with the effect of blood-sensing, Fried can perceive all the ideas in Moas’s heart, and transfer his own ideas directly from the perception to Moas’s heart, Before Moyas was able to suppress the anger in his heart, it was also thanks to Freed's constant appeasing and admonition in his heart.
Compared with this ability of Rod, Fried's sense of blood is also pure and will not die because of anything, which is why he finally made this choice.
Rhode noticed that this ability of blood-sensing only exists on Fried, and Moyas on the side does not have this ability.
This means that Fried can rely on blood-sensing ability to remotely transmit intelligence to Moyas, but Moyas has no way to respond to Fried, and can only passively receive all information from Fried. There is no possibility of two-way transmission of information between the two.
"I agree to your request and will release the dwarf."
The words that Rod said at random were like a hammer, hitting Freed in the heart, he never thought that the necromancer in front of him easily agreed to his request, maybe he was moved by his words. .
"Your magnanimity will be deeply remembered by the dwarves, and you will receive heartfelt praise."
Seeing Rod made this decision, Fiat immediately complimented him, and Rhod only sneered.
Rhode's choice to release Moyas is naturally impossible to be impressed by Fried's words, but has another plan.
Fried's ability to sense blood is the key to Rod's choice to release Moyas.
Rhode predicted that when Moyas was released, he would inevitably pass everything that happened in the dwarf village, together with the information he knew, to the elves deep in Eli.
The ability to sense blood is always extremely rare, even rarer than the hero's will. Except for being too far away, there is almost no way to limit the effectiveness of this ability.
At the same time, blood-sensing will not be noticed by any other creatures. Blood-sensing is more subtle than all other ways of transmitting information, and ordinary necromancers simply do not understand the existence of this ability.
Because of this, those elves must hope to get more useful information through Moyas, especially the information directly from the Necromancer and directly provided by Fried.
This method seems to be able to achieve great results and get a lot of information that is helpful to the battle situation, but the elves of Eric must not have imagined that Rhode knows better than them about the ability to sense blood, this kind of intelligence The ability to hide from Rod’s peeping eyes.
Because of this, Rod chose to release Moyas in order to use some false news at a critical moment to make Erice suffer a big loss. Even if he did not achieve the expected results, Rod did not care. At best, it just released a low-level creature.
For Rhode, the release of Moyas was only equivalent to the lack of a corpse witch, or the lack of hostages to limit Fried, and once Moyas was in the battle afterwards, the elves of Eric were fooled The gains made are not comparable to those held hostage.
Out of this consideration, Rod chose to release Moyas, and before that, Fried's words did not have much influence on Rod.
As for the fact that Moyas will expose Fiat’s identity to Ellie Elves, Rod is not worried. Even if Moyas does not exist, Fiat’s identity will be exposed sooner or later. The release of Moyas is only accelerated. This process.
With the constant transformation of the corpse witch king, a large number of dwarves fell under the cloud of death. At this time, they have been transformed into corpse witches, and surrounded by Rhode, surrounded several people in the field firmly.
Perhaps it is because of the different transformation objects. Compared with the corpses that Rod had seen before, these corpses were short in size, and the death energy contained in the body was not rich, but this was only Rod’s feeling. The two were alive in the field. In the eyes of the dwarves, each of these corpses has the ability to kill them.
Under Rod's indication, the corpse witch in the rear moved toward the sides, and the corpse witch that was originally surrounded by the field was separated from it by a person-wide passage, while Rhode looked at Moyas.
Moyas is also unbelievable that he is about to be released. According to the character of the Necromancer, he will not easily let himself go.
There was a sense of alertness in his heart, but before Moyas could figure it out, Freed's anger came from his mind, urging him to leave the place quickly.
Upon seeing this, without defying Freed's gesture, Moyas crossed Rod and walked towards the passage among the corpses.
He noticed the corpses in his surroundings that were similar to his body shape. Moyas felt a mournful heart. He knew that these corpses were all transformed by the original tribe.
Even if they have already died, the souls of these tribes cannot rest in peace. They are always controlled by the Necromancer and become a member of the Necromancer, bringing deep disaster to other creatures. I don’t know when it will end.
Moyas's heart was filled with emotion, but he did not have any ability to solve this matter. How can he deal with such a large number of undead creatures, even if he can't deal with a corpse witch, even his own chance of survival? It was based on Fried's begging.
Realizing this, Moyas sighed deeply, and then stopped paying attention to the corpses around, and quickly walked toward the passage to the ground.