Chapter 704 Stephen 2

In the process of observing the Lich, Rhodes also recalled what Troo had said.

Rhodes recalled that in the process of asking Trow about the appearance of the lich at the beginning, Trow once used the word "she" which refers to women to refer to the lich.

At that time, Rhodes did not fully understand the meaning contained in Tello's words. Based on the description made by Tello alone, Rhodes couldn't accurately imagine what kind of situation existed in this lich.

But at this time, after seeing the appearance of this lich with his own eyes, and comparing it with what Troll had said, Rhodes seemed to realize something, and began to understand why Troll used "she" to refer to Call the lich in front of you.

From the appearance alone, Rhodes couldn't tell at all that the person in front of him had the identity of a Lich. If it wasn't for the fact that the death energy on her body was too strong, and even the ghost energy on Ghost Dragon would be suppressed by it, Rhodes would only think of her as an ordinary female necromancer.

Through the observation of this Lich, Rhodes also realized that the correct part of Trout's information, the Lich that appeared in front of him, did have the purpose of his trip, the method to solve the erosion of death energy, but, how Being able to obtain it smoothly is what Rhodes is currently worried about.

For this Lich who is extremely powerful, has survived for an unknown amount of time, and has the status of a hero, Rhodes' peeping eyes, which used to be of great use in the past, have completely lost their effect at this time, and he cannot get rid of this Lich's power. In my heart, I noticed any information, even about the strength of this lich, and there was no feedback from the peeping eyes.

This discovery undoubtedly made Rhodes worry about how to obtain a solution to the problem.

While Rhodes was observing the Lich, the Lich didn't move at all, and was also observing Rhodes beside him.

As early as when Rhodes had just arrived through the gate of time and space, for the group of people who appeared here, in the eyes of this Lich, this was just an insignificant thing in his long years.

During the countless years that this lich existed, countless necromancers had already entered this area. Except for a very few who were able to leave smoothly, the rest were transformed into undead creatures by him.

The large number of undead creatures that existed in the deserted tomb of death were slowly accumulated by this lich through this method.

For a small number of necromancers that she thinks have certain value, she will not kill them, but choose to reach a certain deal with them.

In the eyes of this Lich, Rhodes who appeared here,

It also came to reach a certain deal with itself. Apart from this point, it is impossible for any rational necromancer to actively enter a lich's territory.

It's just that the Lich also felt some curiosity about what she felt from Rhodes that could threaten her. She couldn't remember how long she hadn't felt this, even if it was A lich of the same rank could not bring her such a strong threat.

Through this point, the Lich also confirmed that there was a difference in strength between Rhodes and Witt beside him, and Rhodes might be able to easily do things that Witt couldn't do.

Although he can feel the threat he poses to himself from Rhodes, the lich still looks extremely confident in the eyes looking at Rhodes, and the reaction in Rhodes' eyes is extremely sharp. This kind of self-confidence comes not only from the lich's grasp of her own strength, but also from the instinct she has formed over countless years.

At this time, looking at the lich in front, Rhodes could not learn more useful information through the peeping eyes, but, relying on his own perception and the look she showed, Rhodes also It is roughly guessed that this lich may have thoughts.

Noticing that neither Rhodes behind him nor the Lich who appeared here had the intention of speaking first, Trot at this time could also feel an invisible pressure appearing between the two of them, and even made him Tello himself can also feel the unusualness at this time.

While Rhodes and the Lich were observing each other, the entire field was silent, except for the faint sound of the wind, there was only the sound of the resentful soul's robe swinging in the sky.

Under such circumstances, Trout seemed to be unable to bear the pressure in front of him at first, and said to the Lich beside him:

"Master Stephen, this is Rhodes who is related to the Black Crow Academy of Necromancy. He came here to seek a solution to the erosion of the body caused by death energy."

Tello's words undoubtedly broke the original silence in the field, and the sudden appearance of human voices also caused some changes in the surrounding environment.

A large number of resentful souls in the sky seemed to be extremely dissatisfied with the sudden appearance of the human voice, and immediately became agitated. For a while, the noise in the field erupted one after another.

It's just that the restlessness shown by the resentful souls didn't last long, as if they had received some hint. At the same time, these resentful souls immediately calmed down and waited for instructions in the sky again.

On the side, Rhodes listened to what Tello said, and his expression did not change in any way.

Through what Tello said, in addition to being able to confirm that the Lich's real name is Stephen, Rhodes can also learn another extremely important information from it.

Rhode noticed that when Trot introduced himself to the Lich, he emphasized that the place he came from was the Black Crow Academy of Necromancy, which he had almost forgotten.

According to Rhodes' understanding, when he first met Tero in the City of Wind, he must have collected a lot of information about himself, and thus learned about the Necromancer Academy he was in at that time.

At this time, what surprised Rhodes was that Troy would specifically emphasize this point when introducing himself.

Obviously, the Black Crow Academy of Necromancy is not as simple as Rhodes originally thought. Even this powerful Lich Stephen has heard of its existence, or something in it, Attracted the attention of the Lich.

Rhodes believed that if this lich had never heard of the existence of the Black Crow Academy of Necromancy, Troll would not choose to highlight such a key point in his introduction.

Although aware of the existence of this problem, Rhodes did not show it, but looked at Stephen aside, waiting for her response.