Chapter 865 Leave

The evaluation information of the magic ball fragments was changed by the system, which made Rhodes realize that the hero Tanan, who was far away in Bracada, was very likely to have died in battle.

Although the hero Tanan died, the things that contained his will were still handed down. Among them, the one that can best illustrate this point is naturally the fragments of the forbidden magic ball in Rhodes' hands.

According to Rhode's original prediction, with the death of the hero Tanan, the fragments of the forbidden magic ball in his hand are likely to lose all their effects, and become a kind of alchemy material for the forbidden magic equipment, which can no longer be used to cast the forbidden magic barrier.

Rhodes can be sure that the fragments of the magic ball can have the effect of the real magic ball because of Tanan's will, not the material of the magic ball itself, which has such characteristics, even if it is damaged, It can also use the fragments on it to cast the magic barrier.

Rhodes believed that if the fragments of the Forbidden Ball were replaced with any creature other than Tanan, the obtained fragments of the Forbidden Ball would not have any effect, and even the body of the Forbidden Ball would be damaged by this treatment. , the efficacy is seriously impaired.

It is the will of the hero Tanan that supports the fragments of the forbidden magic ball so that it still retains its original effect. This kind of true heroic will naturally includes the existence of artifacts among the things that can be affected.

What surprised Rhodes was that after the death of the hero Tanan, the fragments of the forbidden magic ball could still maintain the original effect.

After the death of the hero Tanan, when Rhodes checked the fragments of the forbidden magic ball again, from the red crystal, Rhodes could feel a very strong will.

Compared with the beginning, maybe there is no connection between the hero itself and this will, this will that should have been hidden deep in the fragments of the forbidden magic ball surfaced on the surface of the fragments, so Rhodes can easily feel it, and it is precisely With this will, the fragments of the forbidden magic ball maintained their original effects.

Due to the lack of Tanan itself, as a support for this kind of will, ordinary creatures cannot directly use the fragments of the magic ball as before. This will creates a little connection, so it can be used.

And Rhodes himself, after meeting certain conditions and killing many heroes, also met the requirements of the system, obtained unique hero specialties, had the status of a hero, and was able to use the fragments of the forbidden magic ball.

For this reason, Tanan's death did not have any special impact on Rhodes. At this time, Rhodes can still achieve his original plan by using the fragments of the forbidden magic ball.

Similar to the hero Tanan,

Even if he dies, the hero's will will not dissipate, but firmly exists in something, and still affects it. This is the existence called true will by other creatures.

According to Rhodes' understanding, there is only such an existence. When it is mentioned by other creatures, the word hero will be added as a special prefix to show the identity of these heroes.

What this prefix refers to is not the existence of the hero template, but the heroic will that exists on these heroes, no matter what they go through, they will not change.

Because of this, when Rhodes learned the title of the hero Degar from Saili's words, he was naturally a little surprised.

What Rhodes didn't expect was that he could hear the prefix of hero from Saili's address to Degar.

This discovery made Rhodes realize that Degar probably had an extremely strong will that would never die in order to deserve this title.

However, recalling the scenes he saw when he first met Degar, Rhodes felt a little puzzled. In Rhodes' impression, he couldn't feel the existence of this kind of will from Degar's body, and what he felt was more of a decaying breath.

With legendary spiritualism, Rhodes' understanding of undead creatures is naturally far better than other necromancers. Rhodes can easily see the decay caused by long-term sleep in Degar.

The undead creatures he saw in the past undoubtedly gave Rhodes a good reference. In Rhodes' view, heroes like Degar have existed for an unknown period of time. Their will may have happened long ago. Great changes, or even complete demise, are the most likely scenarios.

And what Saili said undoubtedly made Rhodes realize that the situation existing in the hero Degar is likely to be very different from what he thought.

Rhodes at this time can't perceive Degar's heroic will. Just from the title of hero, Rhodes can feel a great abnormality.

Recalling Sally's unnatural expression and various abnormalities when he noticed the bat outside the Spirit Evocation Tower, Rhodes knew that Sally had a good understanding of Degar, perhaps including Degar's heroic will.

I wanted to get these hidden information from Sai Li's heart through the peeping eyes, but Rhodes couldn't do it.

What surprised Rhodes was that the information he got from Sally through the Peeping Eye was only the part about him in the human state, and Rhodes had no way of perceiving the rest of the deeds about vampires.

Rhodes recalled that when he first met Saili, the information he obtained after using the peeping eye was the same. He could only detect various deeds he did in human form. Although there was contact with vampires, but But there is no scene where Sally transforms into a vampire.

It is precisely because of this that even though Rhodes knew that there was a certain connection between Saili and the vampire, he was unable to confirm his identity until he appeared in the form of a bat. its confirmed.

At this time, Rhodes perceived the same situation, unable to rely on the peeping eyes to learn any information about vampires from Sally's heart.

When all the bats outside the tower disappeared, the surrounding light returned to calm again.

Under the reflection of an orange-red light, Rhodes seemed to realize something, looked at Sai Li beside him, and simply replied: "I see."

Feeling the solemnity in Rhodes' words, looking at the sky beyond the tower wall, where the bats had long been lost, Saili was about to sigh, but noticed that Rhodes had already walked in the direction of connecting the tower.

Seeing this, Saili didn't wait any longer, and immediately followed Rhode's pace, preparing to go through the connection tower and go to the last location to calibrate.