Chapter 701: Observation one

Paying attention to the figure of a lich in the distance and the large number of undead creatures around him, Rhode at this time can also clearly realize the difference in strength between him and his existence.
Rhode knew that it was the undead creatures that accumulated most of the strength of a lich, and at this time, Rode could no longer estimate how many undead creatures existed under the dark sky.
In Rhode's view, compared to the ghost dragon that exists beside him, the undead creature controlled by this lich, no matter the overall number or the strength, must far exceed himself, and the two are not at all At the same level.
In addition to the undead creatures, according to the lich's own preferences, there is also a big difference in their ability to cast spells. Before seeing this lich, Rhode is difficult to judge.
At this time, looking at the figure of the lich who appeared in front, Rhod also found an extremely important message.
Through the signal from perception, Rod realized that the lich who appeared in front of him had the status of a hero.
Rhode knows exactly what heroic identity means. Especially for the creatures of this type of lich, the extremely powerful learning ability attached to the hero template can be exerted to the extreme under the almost unlimited life support of the lich.
If it was before this, Rhode could not be sure of the casting ability of this lich, then now, Rhode has a clear answer in his mind.
Rhode believes that under the blessing of the hero template, this lich's casting ability will not be weaker than that of higher-level mages of the same rank, and even reach the level of weaker legendary mages.
For the average lich, the strength they possess is mainly the control of undead creatures, rather than the high-level wizards, which are good at casting spells. However, when the hero template is available, this situation no longer applies.
Regarding the fact that this lich has a heroic identity, there is no mention of anything in the information provided by Trow before.
When the lich appeared, Rhode stepped forward to be able to look directly at the figure it appeared, and Trow had already lowered his head deeply, not daring to show any disrespect to the lich.
For the side of Trow, Rod also had some ideas in his mind.
Let Rhode care a little because, because Tello itself does not have a hero template, did he fail to discover the heroic identity of this lich during the first time he came to the death tomb, or did he already know This point is just concealing it, without telling myself this important information.
Earlier, when he learned what Trow knew through peeping eyes, Rod had not noticed anything about the hero.
As for the information observed by Rod, according to the behavior displayed by Trow, it is unlikely to cast a perspective on the lich, so it seems that he may not know this.
The heroic identity of this lich is beyond Rod's expectations. What Rhod didn't expect was that even creatures like lich, there would be heroes.
However, for the lich that appeared in the dark, in addition to the most basic caution, Rod did not show any fear.
No matter how powerful this lich is, it is very difficult for Rhodes to pose any threat at this time. Rhode has enough means to deal with this lich.
As early as in the Ice Blue Spell Academy, Rod intercepted the fragments of the forbidden magic ball, which had already exhibited powerful effects, causing Rod to kill the powerful high-level wizard Northon, and received a very rich harvest.
At this time, in the face of the lich, Rhode's magic ball can still play a role. Rhode believes that even the extremely powerful hero lich, under the effect of the forbidden magic barrier, can exert very limited power.
However, in the opinion of Rhodes at this time, the use of the magic ball fragment cannot maximize the benefit of this treasure, especially in the case where the magic ball fragment can only be used once and cannot be used afterwards. When used, the gains made by myself are not great.
For Rod, what he needs most at this time is the method that the lich has mastered to solve the erosion of death energy, rather than the extra gain after killing it.
It is precisely because of this that after seeing the appearance of the lich, Rod did not immediately cast the effect of forbidden magic ball fragments. If there is no abnormal situation, Rod does not intend to use this special item at this time.
Due to the existence of the magic ball fragment, Rod did not intend to use it, but his heart would not be too afraid of this heroic lich.
In Rhode's view, when he has enough strength to kill the lich by various means, his status relationship with the lich is more like an equality The existence of, rather than being like Trow, was completely suppressed by the lich.
Even if Rod’s location is the death tomb that the lich has been operating for a long time, the surrounding environment and the large number of undead creatures can also bring a great sense of oppression, but it has the power of an artifact. Under the effect of the forbidden magic ball fragments, these can not have any effect on themselves.
On the side, I have been observing the lich of Rod and his party, and also noticed the obvious abnormality that exists in Rod.
In the eyes of this lich, this kind of confidence that exists in Rhode can't be disguised by ordinary methods. In countless years, the lich did not know how many necromancers that had entered the dead tomb and their various reactions, so he could judge Rhodes' thoughts at a glance.
The lich realized that, obviously, Rod had enough strength, or had some means he didn't know, and could suppress himself in battle, so he didn't fear his existence.
Due to the perception between the heroes, when Rod discovered the heroic identity of the lich, the lich also felt this from Rod. This discovery, from the side to this lich, illustrates the strength that Rhode has.
Aware of this information, the original idea of ​​the lich has also changed for Rod, who appeared with Trow.
Although Rhode could not observe the specific appearance of this lich through the barriers of existence, he could also feel the changes in his expression.
After noticing this, Rhode knew that the lich would act soon.