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Through his own perception, Rhodes faintly noticed some abnormalities in the extremely balanced strength displayed by the group of corpse witches in the Soul Calling Tower.

In addition, before that, Brown, who entered the Soul Summoning Tower first, was also transformed into a Lich in such a short period of time, and appeared in front of him in the form of such an undead creature. Rhodes was also extremely surprised .

In Rhodes' view, this is something that necromancers cannot achieve by conventional means, and they must use some other things.

No matter how accurate the necromancer's handling in the transformation process is, it is impossible to obtain a corpse witch with exactly the same strength, let alone let several corpse witches have the same strength. Has exactly the same strength.

Since the necromancer alone cannot achieve this, in Rhodes' view, only with the help of the divine weapon can this situation be achieved. Apart from the divine weapon, Rhodes can't think of anything else. Things that can do this.

In Rhodes' impression, as the leader of many necromancers in the second expansion pack, Sandro has such an artifact in his hands, which can transform all dead regular creatures, regardless of rank, into corpses witch.

And Sandro himself, also relying on this massive Lich, combined with many Necromancers in Diane, won a huge victory in the early stage of the Battle of the Shadow of Death, and once declared war on creatures of all other races.

Since these corpse witches were transformed under the influence of divine weapons, many of their characteristics appear to be quite consistent, including the ranks they possess and the special skills corresponding to the ranks.

From Rhodes' point of view, the Lich that exists in this floor of the Soul Evocation Tower belongs to such a special situation. All kinds of traces on these Lichs have proved to Rhodes that they were transformed by Sandro through divine tools.

Before coming to Diya, Rhodes was still thinking about the position of Sandro's Lich in Diya. For a long time, Rhodes cared about the huge number of Lich legions and the strength these Lichs symbolized.

What Rhodes didn't expect was that he was able to see traces of these corpse witches inside the Soul Summoning Tower, and conflicts broke out with these corpse witches.

While Rhodes was observing these Lichs, there was a sudden new change in the arena.

Unlike Rhodes himself, who can rely on the existence of legendary spiritism to resist the erosion of the cloud of death around him, and even absorb it in turn, the bats in the field have already become unsupportable.

Rhodes noticed,

The ranks of these corpse witches have all reached the top of the fifth rank, and they are only a little away from becoming a real high-level undead creature, that is, the existence of the corpse witch king.

However, since these corpse witches themselves reached this stage under the influence of the divine weapon, it is undoubtedly extremely difficult for these corpse witches to rely on their own abilities to complete the leap to the stage.

Relying on the effectiveness of the divine weapon, although these corpse witches have the strength of the fifth-level peak from the beginning, the existence of the divine weapon also limits these corpse witches to this level.

As a fifth-level corpse that is only one step away from high-level creatures, the clouds of death released by them naturally have extremely powerful effects, and can corrode all normal creatures.

Even vampires, who are also undead creatures, can't resist the erosion of death energy through the bats they transform into.

Under the pressure of the cloud of death, even if the bat is accidentally contaminated with a trace of dark green gas, it will immediately lose control of its body shape and fall directly into the large cloud of death below.

And those bats that were directly covered by the cloud of death did not have any breath, even if the cloud of death gradually dissipated, there were no traces of bats in it.

The dark green cloud of death, illuminated by the turquoise light inside the Summoning Tower, presents a unique light, which makes the creatures staring at this gas even more shuddering.

Regarding the large number of bats dissipating in the cloud of death, Rhodes didn't feel any surprise in his heart.

Rhodes knew that due to the particularity of the cloud of death spell, both the power of the spell and the objects it could act on were directly linked to the concentration of death energy, and in most cases, the concentration of death energy, It also represents the level of spiritualism.

Once the creature in the cloud of death has a level of spiritualism that exceeds the releaser of the cloud of death, then the existence of the cloud of death cannot cause any harm to it.

Rhodes was able to convert the cloud of death into his own mana in turn, relying more on the existence of legendary spiritualism. For other necromancers, even if they have a higher level of spiritualism, they still cannot achieve this before they reach the legendary level.

For this reason, the existence of the cloud of death is also the best way to identify the level of spiritualism of a necromancer.

In Rhode's perception, according to the corresponding relationship between ranks, these corpse witches who are at the peak of the fifth rank in front of them have a level of spiritualism that is at least a master level, and it is even far from the epic level. not far.

Under such circumstances, relying solely on Saili's original spiritualism, it is naturally difficult to withstand this level of cloud of death.

Through his own perception, Rhodes confirmed that after the cloud of death released by many corpse witches at the same time, under the superposition of death energy, the corresponding level of spiritualism is no longer the master level cast by a single corpse witch, but has truly reached Beyond the epic category, it is even more powerful than this.

The cloud of death released by many corpse witches, under the superposition of death energy, the corresponding level of spiritualism will change in essence. This change will be more pronounced as the number of Liches increases. This is also the reason why the undead lords in Diya place great importance on the number of corpse witches under them.

In Rhode's view, even the cloud of death cast by a real lich is probably no more than that in concentration, and only Rhode himself can ignore the erosion of these clouds of death with his powerful spiritualism level.

When Rhode observed the cloud of death permeating the field and the existence of these corpse witches, Rhodes keenly noticed that under the influence of the cloud of death, there were fewer and fewer bats still alive, and a large number of bats were still alive. The bats all melted into the cloud of death released by the Lich.

Seeing this, Rhodes no longer waited, but prepared to rely on his own means to deal with the corpse witches around him.