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When he came to a position not far from the ogre priest, Rhode stopped and said:

"Look around, this is what you want, right?"

Looking at the puzzled look of the ogre priest, Rhode knew that it couldn't understand what he meant.

Without the centaur leader to translate his meaning clearly, Rhodes was unable to communicate with the ogre priest normally in language.

Before leaving, thinking of Rowling, who was in deep meditation, in order to prevent any accidents, Rhode still let the rest of the undead creatures under his command stay at the entrance of the cave to prevent possible enemies, so he did not let the centaur leader follow.

Even though he had long expected this, Rhodes still said these words to the ogre priest, regardless of whether it could understand it or not.

Rhode's original plan was disrupted only because the ogre priest was unwilling to implement it, which made Rhodes a lot of anger.

At this point, after attacking the ogre tribe, it is almost impossible for Rhodes to get their referrals.

Even if the ogres agreed to introduce Rhodes again, Rhodes had to worry about whether they would have any other intentions. Once they pretended to introduce themselves to Tanan's position, and then framed themselves in turn, Rhodes needed to worry even more.

Rhode did not expect that even in the face of the threat to the life of the entire tribe, the ogre priest in front of him could not make up his mind.

In this case, Rhodes didn't plan to say anything more to these ogres, but started fighting directly. Under the raid of the ghost dragon, the ordinary ogres had already fled all around, and were completely unable to support this ogre. Demon priest.

After many years of slavery, under the rule of the mages, the wisdom that this group of ogres could have had was nothing at this time. When facing the attack of the ghost dragon, the ogres in the tribe fled wildly, just wanting to to escape from here.

In the field, the ogres who were still able to remain calm and planned to fight, except the hero ogre who was fighting the ghost dragon, there was only the ogre priest in front of Rhodes.

Rhodes can understand the general thoughts of the ogre priest at this time, but this does not prevent Rhodes from making a decision.

Although he could not understand the meaning of Rhodes' words, the ogre priest could still understand Rhodes' general thoughts from his eyes.

Under the premise that the entire tribe was almost destroyed, even the ogre priest who realized that he might not be his opponent, still had a fighting spirit in his heart.

In the eyes of the ogre priest, Rhodes is the culprit behind all this.

At this time, in the eyes of the ogre priest, Rhode's figure gradually overlapped with the mages who had oppressed and enslaved other ogres, as if there was no difference between the two.

The ogre priest tried his best to see the situation ahead, and only then did he confirm that what he saw was just an illusion in his mind, but it also made the ogre priest understand that even if he did what the necromancer wanted The choice, in the end, may also be wrong.

After thinking about all this, the ogre priest suddenly had a strong courage in his heart.

In the previous battles, the ogre priests had never seen Rhodes take action in person. What the ogres priests saw were all the strengths of Rhodes' ghost dragons.

The Ogre Priest has also thought about Rhodes' own strength. It stands to reason that the Necromancer's own strength is naturally extremely powerful, but the Ogre Priest cannot confirm this.

The Ogre Priest only hoped for one thing, and that is that Rhodes itself is not strong, and it only looks very powerful by relying on the power of the ghost dragon.

After having this idea in his mind, the ogre priest seemed to seize the opportunity of victory, and kept repeating this sentence to himself in his heart, hoping that this sentence would become a reality.

Facing the unknown Rhodes, the Ogre Priest can only rely on this kind of thinking to numb himself, in order to raise the courage to fight.

Raising the bone staff in his hand, a red light suddenly appeared on the Ogre Priest's body. As the red light gradually deepened, the Ogre Priest's fear of Rhodes completely dissipated, except for the idea of ​​defeating Rhodes. , without any other ideas.

Although the ogre priest didn't know how long the hero ogre could resist the ghost dragon, it wanted to take this opportunity to defeat Rhodes ahead.

Seeing the ogre priest blessing himself with spells, Rhode just saw this scene in his eyes, but he did not attack first, but his eyes gradually turned cold.

The ogre priest knew in his heart that the longer he dragged on, the more disadvantageous it would be for the hero ogre. Want to let the hero ogre survive under the attack of the ghost dragon, unless you kill the necromancer here.

After blessing the spell, the ogre priest no longer waited, raised the bone staff in his hand, and charged directly towards Rhodes' position.

While running, the ground shook with the footsteps of the ogre priest. Even the small stones produced by the collapse of the fort were up and down with the vibration.

For a time, as if feeling the power of his own, the ogre priest's heart has been raging for the necromancer in front of him.

In this state, the ogre priest firmly believes that no matter what enemy appears in front of him, he has a way to defeat it, let alone a necromancer who does not know his strength.

In terms of momentum alone, the Ogre Priest has reached his peak, throwing aside all the fears he had in the past.

However, in the real battle, if the momentum alone can win, then where should the real strength be placed?

In the eyes of the ogre priest, Rhodes slowly raised his arm, and with his movements, a violent white spear condensed in his hand.

Following Rhode's movements, this magic that the ogre priest had never seen before quickly shot towards the position where the ogre priest was.

During the sprint, the ogre priest did not choose to dodge, but blocked the bone staff in front of him, trying to block the magic that attacked him.

The ogre priest knew that the bone staff in his hands, including most of the ogre weapons in the tribe, were made from the bones guarded by the giants.

The weapons made from the bones of the Titans are far superior to ordinary weapons in terms of strength. Even after the most superficial use, the ogres still believe that the weapons in their hands can block the magic that is shot for them.

In a blink of an eye, the Titan's Arrow came to the ogre priest and hit the bone rod held in his hand.

With a violent explosion, the ogre priest fell into endless darkness except for the last strong white light he saw.