Chapter 801 Waiting 2

According to Rhodes' understanding of vampires, their own strength improvement, in addition to the absorption of death energy, is very important, they need to go through long sleep.

Due to the particularity of undead creatures, ordinary vampires may not be able to easily survive for an extremely long time like a real lich, but they can still survive for an extremely long time.

For vampires, long sleep is a process that must be experienced in the process of improving their strength. Due to the difference in talent, among the vampires, the ranks corresponding to the arrival of the long sleep are also different, and there are even huge differences, but this kind of long sleep is of great help to the improvement of the vampire's own strength.

Relying on their own long sleep, vampires can accumulate their own death energy and improve their ranks for a very long period of time. Since there is no need to worry about their own lifespan like other creatures, active long sleep is also a good choice for vampires with poor strength.

In this case, vampires often need to carefully consider the location of the long sleep. If the concentration of death energy cannot be guaranteed, even the long sleep can bring limited improvement.

In addition to this point, in the state of long sleep, vampires undoubtedly lose their ability to perceive the outside world. No matter how powerful they are in the past, they will not be able to use them during the long sleep. Advantage.

However, these dangers are nothing compared to the benefits that long sleep can bring to vampires. Relying on the method of eternal sleep, vampires can not only obtain a promotion in rank, but more importantly, they can also awaken their own innate skills, which greatly improves their own strength.

Under the shroud of the coffin, the vampire in it can be fully stimulated by the death energy, and the absorption effect of the death energy is naturally much better than other states, and it can better exert the effect of long sleep.

According to the information that Rhodes knows, although the evolved vampires still have the ability to go to sleep to improve their strength, they seldom choose to sleep on their own initiative.

The higher the rank of the original vampire, the more valued the ability improvement brought about by the long sleep. Some powerful vampire kings will even be in this state all the time, and will only be awakened by other vampires when a huge abnormality occurs.

In Rhodes' view, this is also the reason why the witch Jenny was able to easily break through the large vampire group near the Tomb of Death.

According to Rhode's prediction, before the shadow of death, the battle involving all creatures in Diya, most of the most powerful vampires will be in this state of long sleep.

Due to the sudden arrival of the battle, the most powerful vampires were not awakened by the other vampires when they were attacked by the witch Jenny.

The firelight on the candlestick illuminates the entire basement space. Through his own observation and perception of the aura that only belongs to undead creatures, Rhodes confirmed that this secluded house, perhaps not long ago, was still used by a vampire, and the coffin in front of him was a vampire The place where the chief sleeps.

From Rhode's point of view, the house he was in was undoubtedly extremely suitable for vampires' long sleep, and the sufficient death energy in it was enough to make vampires greatly increase their own strength during their long sleep.

Reminiscent of the undead creatures gathered outside the house, without the control of the necromancer, and unwilling to enter it, Rhodes believed that the safety of the entire house seemed to be guaranteed, but he had not found any specific traces.

According to Rhodes' understanding of vampires, even if they can't choose the method of eternal sleep to improve their own strength, but encounter other situations that require rest and recovery, the existence of coffins is often the first choice of these vampires.

Under the light of the fire, in Rhodes' eyes, the entire environment of the basement was unobstructed. After finally looking at the coffin in it, Rhodes stopped observing, but returned to the ground, and opened the room in the basement. The door closed.

Unlike vampires, as a human, Rhodes has no interest in the coffin in the basement. Even if he had to wait for a while in order to find the best opportunity, Rhodes was unwilling to lie in the coffin like a vampire.

In the entire basement, apart from this coffin, there was nothing else worthy of Rhode's attention. After confirming this, Rhodes closed the basement door again, and began to observe other things in the mansion.

In the process of observing other rooms, Rhodes could clearly feel that the concentration of death energy around him was quite different from the previous basement.

Although the concentration of death energy in the house is much higher than that of the outside world, in Rhodes' perception, the death energy in the surrounding rooms is far inferior to that in the basement. Obviously, the most central location in the house is It is the basement that Rhodes observed just now.

Soon, Rhodes finished exploring the entire house. In the remaining rooms, there was no coffin-like thing that Rhodes cared about. Instead, a thick layer of dust had accumulated on various things, obviously it hadn't been used for a long time.

Rhode noticed that there was nothing in the whole house for the Necromancer to use. Obviously, this secluded house was not prepared for the Necromancer from the beginning.

After inspecting the entire house and confirming that there was nothing unusual in it, Rhodes no longer continued to act, but waited here.

After finding a relatively spacious room, Rhodes simply cleaned up the dust around him, then sat cross-legged here, and started the most basic shallow meditation.

Outside the house, there are undead creatures providing perception. Rhodes doesn't have to worry about missing the information from Tamik. Unlike deep meditation, Rhodes can interrupt the process of shallow meditation at any time without worrying about any backlash.

The flames on the candlesticks had been extinguished by Rhodes, and the house was once again plunged into darkness.

I don't know how long time has passed. Rhodes, who had already entered the state of meditation, flashed a little red light in his pocket, dazzling, but immediately fell silent without making any sound. Even Rhodes, who was in meditation, could not found this out.