Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 20 Arrangements

Two days have passed.

In the tomb, the corpses of azure black wolves were lined up in a row, and the corpses were cold and hard. Rhodes is beside them, checking the transformation of the wolf carcass.

Except the wolf corpse, all the other walking corpses are controlled by Rhodes, and they are distributed in different positions according to Rhodes' arrangement at this time.

From appearance alone, Rhodes couldn't judge the degree of transformation of the wolf carcass.

Rhodes tried to use the Soul Evocation Technique on a wolf corpse, and the hint from the system is that it takes 4 mana to wake it up.

The wolf corpse has only been transformed in the tomb for two days, and it has not been completely transformed at this time. But compared to the 30 mana points needed to cast the Soul Evocation Technique before, it was much better at this time.

Rhodes felt a rush in his heart. Even if he knew that the transformation of the wolf corpse was about to be completed, he could not wait too long.

Because of Soul Evocation Technique and the improvement of spirit attribute, Rhodes can easily feel that the energy of death in the tomb is getting stronger and stronger.

Compared with the first awakening, the energy of death in the tomb has increased by more than a level.

It stands to reason that the increase in death energy will speed up the transformation of the wolf corpse, but Rhodes did not show a happy look, but his face became more solemn.

As the energy of death gathered, Rhodes had a bad premonition in his heart.

Rhodes knew from the experience of his previous life that he could emit death energy and help the undead mage to transform undead creatures. The undead creatures sleeping in the tomb had at least the strength of third rank.

At this time, the increasingly strong death energy is undoubtedly reminding Rhodes that the undead creatures sleeping in the coffin are about to advance.

At the very beginning, Elliot placed the corpse here, using the energy of death in the tomb to transform undead creatures.

Corpses are transformed by absorbing the energy of death. The reduction of death energy, not only did not slow down the speed of the undead creature's advancement, but also gave it a certain stimulus, allowing it to advance faster.

Not long ago, Rhodes killed a group of wolves here. Whether it was the death energy released when the wolves died, or the transformation that took place here, it also made the undead creatures' advanced speed. Speeding up is more conducive to its advancement.

Whether it is the increase of death energy or the warning brought by perception, it is clear to Rhodes that the undead creatures in the depths of the tomb are about to be advanced.

Rhodes couldn't predict what would happen if he waited any longer. Perhaps the corpse wolf has not been completely transformed, and the undead creatures have advanced.

In the past few days, Rhodes didn't do nothing but meditate.

After a period of meditation, Rhodes searched around the tomb while recovering a little sleepy spirit, and made a series of pre-war preparations.

Rhodes collects various weapons left on the battlefield, as well as some equipment. Afterwards, Rhodes managed to cut down several trees with the weapons he collected.

Because of the huge trees in the forest, after some treatment, the wood from a few trees was enough for Rhodes to use. But the price is that due to its rough workmanship, many weapons are rolled up in the process of cutting down trees, which can only be used by the undead creatures under them.

Fortunately, Rhodes has also collected enough wood. With the space ring, Rhodes can move the wood to the tomb with little effort, just a few more trips.

Rhodes' original idea was to use these woods to cover all the passages in the tomb, and when the time comes, set up a fire to burn out the sleeping undead creatures in the tomb.

As far as Rhodes knows, not many undead creatures can stand fire.

Awakened undead creatures need to go through the entire tomb passage, and the passage is filled with flames. Rhodes just needs to wait at the exit of the tomb to kill the badly wounded undead.

Due to his lack of Fire Element spell, Rhodes spent 1 skill point to learn primary level Fire Element magic.

(primary level Fire Element magic: Through meditation, you have successfully established a connection with the free Fire Element magic element. Based on this slight connection, you feel that casting any Fire Element spell is more effective. For convenience. For you, using the Fire Element spell will give you a greater advantage. The Fire Element spell you cast is slightly more effective and your damage is increased by 10%.)

Learn primary level Fire Element magic , Rhodes can directly spend mana to create a small fire that can be used to ignite the wood.

But, as Rhodes does, the environment of the tomb is a big problem. The flame needs to be in a place with air circulation to burn vigorously, because it needs the support of oxygen in the air.

Rhodes found it a little difficult to keep the entire tomb on fire while leaning against the existing air in the tomb.

According to Rhodes' original idea, 1 skill point is needed to learn primary level air magic, which is used to circulate the air in the tomb. But due to the lack of skill points and the large amount of mana required to control the flow of air, Rhodes had to change his plans.

Rhodes did not spread the lumber over the entire passage of the tomb, but in several places. Among them, in the main tomb where the coffin is located, a large amount of wood is stacked around it.

In the passage of the tomb, which was originally used to resist the wolves, Rhodes deliberately used the space ring to pile a lot of tree blocks here, leaving only a few passages in and out.

In order to carry these tree blocks and prepare later, Rhodes deliberately put all the items in the space ring into the open space outside the tomb.

Originally, Rhodes wanted to wait for the corpse wolves to be completely transformed, and control them with only a little mana, but the death energy emitted from the tomb became stronger and stronger, and Rhodes knew that he couldn't wait any longer. .

Rhodes uses the Soul Evocation Technique and begins to awaken the corpse of the wolf on the ground.

As the mana was consumed, the wolf that had been dead began to stand up from the ground, staring at Rhodes with green eyes, waiting for Rhodes' orders.

At a cost of 34 mana, Rhodes awakened the corpse wolves. Among them, awakening the Wolf King consumes the highest mana and occupies the highest spirit attribute.

During the past few days of meditation, Rhodes used some techniques he learned in his previous life. Although he still did not enter into deep meditation, he also greatly improved his meditation efficiency.

After finishing his meditation, Rhodes managed to raise his mana to the limit he can currently achieve. Due to the limitation of the knowledge attribute, Rhodes' current maximum magic power value is 50, leaving 16 points at this time.

After awakening the corpse wolf, Rhodes deliberately controlled the Wolf King to try it out to see what abilities it retained.

The result was as Rhodes expected, with no ability remaining. Neither the leadership technique nor the magic divine arrow can be used, only the physical quality is stronger than the average corpse wolf.

Rhodes was not disappointed either. Even a mage's corpse doesn't have the ability to unleash spells if it's not turned into a corpse, but a walking corpse.

Through spiritual imprint, Rhodes gave the corpse an order. Immediately, the group of corpse wolves ran along the passage towards the outside of the tomb, and all the arrangements were completed.

Looking at the narrow passage in front of him and the walking corpse in iron armor, a flame ignited in Rhodes' hands.

(end of this chapter)