Chapter 748 Response 2

However, when Rhodes chose to join the Death Shadow Battle in the second expansion pack as a necromancer, the information he had learned before was obviously not enough for him to deal with various possible situations in the battle.

In Rhodes' view, among the missing information, the most critical point is Sandro's heroic will.

According to Rhodes' recollection, in previous games, except for the second expansion pack and the fourth expansion pack that is yet to come, each of the protagonists of the other expansion packs, their heroic will, is fully displayed in the rest of the game. In the eyes of players.

What Rhodes knows best is naturally Tanan in the first expansion pack. His heroic will has already followed his actions, so Rhodes has a very clear understanding. However, for Sandro in the second expansion, Rhodes was unable to know this most critical information.

Rhodes, who had learned from Eric in Bracada, also heard his high praise for Sandro from this powerful legendary mage.

Unlike other players, Rhodes doesn't believe that Sandro's real will, and what he wants to achieve, is just to conquer the world.

In Rhodes' view, even Eric, a powerful and legendary mage with supernatural wisdom, couldn't see through Sandro's true purpose. Sandro's forbearance had already exceeded the expectations of ordinary creatures. The will of a hero is obviously not that simple.

According to Rhodes' understanding, although Sandro's series of actions were all aimed at conquering the world, there may be deeper reasons behind it.

Awakening the will of a hero just to satisfy the ambition in his heart is not a problem in terms of satisfying the conditions to become a hero. Any kind of emotion can satisfy the opportunity to become a hero, but in Rhodes' view, this One point does not apply to Sandrou.

According to Rhodes' prediction and his understanding of the hero's will, it is very likely that Sandro just regards conquering the world as a means to satisfy the true hero's will. Only then will the heroic will be shown.

Regarding Sandro's true heroic will, this is also a problem that has always troubled Rhodes. Even with past life experiences, the information Rhodes can get is only at the most superficial level, and he cannot get deeper levels. Also more useful information.

In Rhodes' impression, in the previous game, there were some players who had the same idea as himself, thinking that Sandro's real idea would not be as simple as it seemed on the surface, and it would be completely over in the second expansion pack. After that, try to find out these hidden information, including Sandro's true heroic will.

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All of this in the previous life had already dissipated with the aurora that purified all undead creatures at the end of the second expansion. Even Sandro himself fell under the aurora, and there is no way to verify his heroic will.

Regarding the information related to Sandro, Rhodes still has complete confusion, but he believes that with his contact with Sandro, these special information will gradually be revealed to him.

Regarding such a very special existence, even with the experience of previous life, Rhodes still dare not have the slightest carelessness. In Rhode's view, any information he had learned in the past, even if it seemed irrelevant to experience at the time, might not know when it would play an extremely critical role.

At this time, Rhodes had more information than Sandro himself.

Looking at Stephen who still exists here after the mission was completed, Rhodes' main attention at this time was on this Lich.

What made Rhodes very concerned was that for such an extraordinary existence as Sandro, the information given by Lich Stephen didn't have any special power, and he just regarded him as an ordinary necromancer. It's just that it has a completely different will from the general necromancer.

If Rhodes didn't grasp the game information 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 Rhodes was naturally the accuracy of the information Stephen gave. What Rhodes didn't believe was that according to a lich's ability to collect information, he couldn't detect the abnormality existing in Sandro.

The arrival of the Battle of the Shadow of Death is naturally a tragic catastrophe for the surrounding area near Diya, and for all this, especially the appearance of this peerless necromancer, the lich who was the original ruler of Diya , naturally should be the first to notice.

In Rhodes' view, Stephen may have already realized Sandro's anomaly. Those things hidden under the surface of Sandro's ordinary necromancer, especially the existence of combined artifacts, could not be hidden from the eyes and ears of the Lich in any case.

However, in the information given to Rhodes, Stephen did not mention these situations. Once Rhodes fully believes the information given by Stephen, he may suffer a big loss at that time.

What Rhodes didn't understand was whether Stephen didn't notice these peculiarities in Sandro, or did he notice them but didn't take them to heart, or didn't intend to tell him directly, and let him Feel this for yourself.

However, no matter what the reason was, Rhodes didn't have any other choice.

According to the information provided by Tero, Rhodes has already learned that in the entire Diya territory, perhaps only this Lich in front of him has the secret method to solve the erosion of death energy.

Long before meeting Stephen, Rhode realized how difficult it was to obtain the secret technique from Stephen, and the subsequent development fully confirmed Rhode's thoughts.

Trot spent a lot of energy, but failed to find another method in the territory of Diya. Rhodes didn't know how long it would take to get back to work once he rejected Stephen's request. Collect clues to this secret method.

Because of this, even if the request made by Stephen involves the existence of Sandro, the most important character in the second expansion, and it is very likely that some key information has been deliberately concealed, Rhodes has no way to make it He refused, so he had to agree to it.