Chapter 519: Hell Flame One

Rees noticed that although the sea of ​​fire ahead had dispersed, the shock it produced still remained in Reese's heart.
Rees, who had been out of the flames of the sea early in the morning, naturally saw the changes in this area in his eyes.
The formation of the sea of ​​fire is not like the previous fireball, accompanied by a violent explosion, but it can still kill all the necromancers in it. Rees knows that this should be related to the nature of this spell.
At the moment when the sea of ​​fire was generated, under the impact of magical elements, these Necromancers completely lost the vitality in their bodies, and the subsequent flames only burned the bodies of these Necromancers.
Although Liz said that he moved a long distance by moving instantaneously, at this position, he can still clearly feel the scorching waves around him, and he has a certain grasp of the temperature at the center of the sea of ​​fire. .
Even Rees, who is out of the range of the spell, can't help but feel shocked by the effect of this spell.
The appearance of the sea of ​​fire did not last long, and it stopped because of the consumption of magical elements. At this time, the surrounding magical elements are gradually returning to calm, and this sea of ​​fire naturally no longer exists, but the impact it has caused is irreversible.
Until then, Rees could notice the complete picture of the area where the sea of ​​fire exists.
Under the burning of the flames, the bodies of these Necromancers were long gone, and they were covered with layers of dark coke. Even Rees could not correspond to these corpses with each of the previous necromancers.
According to his own understanding of magic, Rees understands that this spell that suddenly appeared and killed all Necromancers is at least at the level of fourth-level magic, and only true high-level mages are qualified to learn this. Spells.
Although Rees has a fifth-order strength, he does not have enough wisdom level. Even if a complete fourth-order magic casting method appears in front of Reese, it may take several months for Rees to master this fourth-order magic. .
Due to the identity of the Necromancer, it is difficult for Rees to choose magical learning in the magic guild like ordinary wizards. To learn any kind of magic, Rees can only use the channels of the Spiritual Society or consult other Necromancers. Not to mention these extremely powerful fourth-order magic.
In this regard, Reese himself also understood that for those powerful high-level magic, Reese has long ceased to be as eager as ordinary mages and turned his energy into the study of undead spells.
But at this time, what Reese didn't think of was that he could actually witness the impact of this high-level magic in the Silver Cliff City.
Rees understands that if it was not his reflection in time, and escape from the formation of the sea of ​​fire by instantaneous movement, then now, his ending is no different from those of the corpses on the ground.
Although Rees is a Necromancer, he still knows a lot of common sense about spells. Through the scenes created by the formation of the sea of ​​fire and the abnormal changes in the surrounding magic elements, Rees recognized the type of this fourth-order magic in the first time.
In Rees' view, the sea of ​​fire that appeared before should belong to the fourth-order fire magic, a method of casting flames.
For high-level mages, when they cast spells, they can make some changes to the spells to be cast according to their needs.
For low-level magic that is monotonous, this situation may not be obvious, because no matter what changes are made to the spell, it is difficult for the spell to break through the limit of the order. But for those extremely complex high-level spells, this is undoubtedly very obvious.
If you want to make any changes to the spell, you need the master to have a very good attainment. Except for high-level mages, few mages can do this.
According to Rees, the flames that appeared before belong to such a situation.
According to Rees's understanding, the regular flames must be accompanied by a continuous explosion when they are cast, and then such a sea of ​​fire will form, but at this time, this flames obviously did not follow this form, but directly Such a sea of ​​fire was formed, injuring the Necromancer in it.
Reese did not believe that Rowling, who had appeared before him, was able to cast the spell of Hell Flames, and made changes to the situation of this spell, completely turning this area into a sea of ​​fire.
Rees knew that the appearance of flames must have been a special method used by Rowling.
The sea of ​​fire caused by the flames of hell, which originally enveloped the death energy of the entire Silver Cliff City, was also dispelled a lot at this time.
It seems to be influenced by magical elements, and the cloud of death originally exhibited by Rees has completely dissipated, exposing what was originally in it.
In Reese's line of sight, just behind the envelope of the fire, where the original clouds of death were, at this time, Rowling's figure was appearing there, looking towards the situation.
Rees noticed that a very regretful expression was emerging on Rowling's face. It seemed that something hadn't developed as she expected.
Obviously, the flames of that covered a large area before were from Rowling's hands. Although Rees did not understand how Rowling did this, but at this time, through the expression on Rowling's face, Rees was able to confirm this.
For the death of these necromancers around, Reese’s heart is a little sad, but there is only a trace of sorrow. Reese knows that if it was not before the flames appeared, he discovered that it was wrong earlier, then his current ending is also the same as those around him. The scorched Necromancer's body is the same.
At this time, looking at Rowling in front, Reese finally stopped holding his hand and began to cast spells on it.
Because of the previous experience, Rees already knew that Rowling had some special means to resist the erosion of the cloud of death.
This time, Rees no longer chose to cast a cloud of death, but chose some very common spells to attack Rowling.
Through the regret expressed in Rowling's face, Rees had already guessed that Rowling could hardly pose any threat to herself at this time.
With the experience of the flames appearing before, Reese has completely regarded Rowling as a wizard of the same rank, but this wizard does not have much mana.