611 Verification 2

During the inspection process, the calmness shown by Rhodes and Rowling aroused the suspicion of the high-ranking mage.

In the eyes of this mage, no matter how calm a mage is usually, when he encounters the range magic cast by a high-level mage and survives it, he will always feel afraid of it.

This kind of fear is not only the fear of death, but also a kind of self-ashamedness caused by realizing one's own inadequacy after experiencing a more powerful spell.

In this case, the mage's mood will change very obviously, and even be hit hard, just like the mage who returned here before. After experiencing the extremely powerful flames of hell and the dead companions around them, some mages seemed to have lost all their previous willpower, which was by no means the calmness shown by the two mages in front of them.

If Rhodes at this time is extremely panicked, and even has some abnormalities in his speech, in the eyes of the leading mage, this may be the normal state of mages, not like it is now.

Rhodes never thought of it, but his usual calmness made the leading mage discover the problem and feel a little suspicious.

However, even though he felt extremely abnormal in his heart, the leading mage couldn't prove it. Whether it's the badge Rhodes took out or the information he got through the clairvoyant eye, they are all explaining to the mage that they have nothing to do with the necromancer.

In the end, the mage could only return the badge to Rhodes, which was regarded as acknowledging the identity he said.

Under the sign of the mage, Rhodes and his party entered the supply point established by the spell, and waited for Witt's arrival.

After entering it, Rhode deliberately looked towards the ice element in the distance, and found that the ice element was also looking in his direction.

After noticing Rhode's line of sight, the ice element obviously felt a burst of vigilance, but it was only after realizing his position that he felt a little relieved.

Looking at the ice element aside, Rhodes also confirmed some situations.

Rhode's plan is to wait for Witt's arrival in this supply point and launch an attack on it.

Relying on his own camouflage ability and his understanding of mages, Rhodes believed that he would not be easily spotted by other mages.

In the process of going to this gathering place, Rhodes realized that the most likely thing for these mages to find abnormalities was their own hero template. Rhodes believed that the mage who died in the flames of hell before,

Even among all the mages who fled here, there will be no heroes.

The will of heroes is doomed to make it difficult for them to act like ordinary mages. When Bracada was threatened, what these heroes thought was not only how to defeat the barbarian army, but also how to save more people from the catastrophe. Many ordinary mages.

Very few heroes, especially those among the mages, would choose to abandon everything in Bracada, and flee here before the outcome of the war, trying to restore the glory of the mages here.

Compared with ordinary heroes, mages' will is more difficult to condense. Few high-level mages can become heroes through the condensing of will.

Years of research on spells has made it difficult for mages to have too much emotional fluctuations due to things happening outside. With the deepening of wisdom, the understanding of the world is broader. In most cases, mages are calmer than other creatures, especially the existence of high-level mages.

Of course, among the high-level mages, there are some exceptions, who can become heroes by their own will.

According to Rhodes' memories, in previous games, according to what the players said at the time, the more paranoid a creature is, the easier it is to condense its own will, thus awakening its own heroic strengths and becoming a true hero.

The existence of the player will not be limited by the will, as long as a certain hero is killed, the hero's specialty can also be awakened.

According to the player's research at that time, if the player's behavior meets certain requirements, like the creatures in the game, if the player's will is truly condensed, his hero's specialties will change to a certain extent, but few players can do it , Rhodes didn't know much about it.

Both Rhodes and Rowling have the status of heroes. Through the existence of the eyes of clairvoyance, these mages can easily see this, and thus have serious doubts about their identities.

However, this did not embarrass Rhodes. Rhodes himself was able to rely on his hidden treasures in the potion competition to feed back wrong information to the clairvoyant eye, thereby hiding his heroic identity.

And on the way here, when Rhodes said this to Rowling, Rowling seemed to realize something, and used the method of camouflage on herself.

Under the effect of camouflage, even if Rhodes uses the eye of clairvoyance, he can't get any information about the hero from Rowling.

In addition, when Rhodes just looked at Rowling like this, he couldn't confirm Rowling's hero status through the induction between heroes.

This discovery undoubtedly surprised Rhodes. In Rhodes' view, the effect that Rowling's disguise method can achieve has undoubtedly exceeded his own expectations.

Since the induction between heroes is two-way, when Rhodes can't generate the induction, Rowling can't perceive Rhodes' hero status, which undoubtedly makes Rowling a little surprised for a while.

As for how Rowling used the great method of disguise to achieve this, Rhodes also had a guess in his mind, knowing that this might be related to Rowling's previous abnormalities when casting spells.

Rowling's special camouflage method undoubtedly allowed Rhodes to go to this gathering place of mages without any worries.

The final result was also consistent with what Rhodes expected. The mage didn't rely on the existence of clairvoyant eyes to see any problems from himself and Rowling, but just regarded him as an ordinary official mage.

At this time, the only thing Rhodes needs to worry about is no longer the investigation from the mage, but the ice element who knows his identity, and this is why Rhodes looks at the ice element at this time.

In Rhode's view, if he knew the details of his ice element and leaked information about his identity, it would undoubtedly destroy his entire plan, and Rhode could only fight the surrounding mages.

In this case, Rhodes also had to keep an eye on the behavior of the ice element.

Fortunately, through his own observation, Rhodes noticed that the ice element didn't seem to have any plans to reveal the secret.