Heroes of the Invincible Undead

Hearing Rod’s question, the young man in black robe froze for a moment, but immediately replied: “The cloud of death, 7,200 gold coins. The eye of perspective, 1,400 gold coins.”

Obtaining the specific prices of these two spells, Rod knew that perhaps because of being in Diya, the price of the cloud of death was higher than the general third-order spells.

Even so, for Rhodes, who got a lot of gold coins from the dwarf vault, this price is nothing.

The price of third-order spells is high or low, but the highest among them is instantaneous movement. Any creature mastering the instantaneous movement will have a great leap in strength, and this spell, Rhode has mastered through the magic book of the court mage Ed.

Although a large number of gold coins were obtained, Rhode did not have time to subdivide it. Rhode had only a rough estimate of the total number of gold coins.

At this time, Rod directly took a lot of gold coins from the space ring according to his own estimation. The gold coins piled on the ground, like a small dune.

Rhode gestured to the young man in black in front and asked him to take himself to the quiet room at the back. In the process, the young man in black robe took no resistance and led Rod to the rear.

As for the counting of these gold coins in the rear, it is not what Rhod should consider. Rhod knows that for the transaction of large amounts of gold coins, the Magic Guild has a slave dedicated to counting gold coins, and generally there will be no mistakes.

Rod recalled that in Bracada, there were even special spells to count the number of gold coins, but the Necromancer did not seem to master such spells.

At this time, under the leadership of the young man in black robe, Rod came to the quiet room at the rear, and there was another Necromancer inside the quiet room.

After a few simple conversations, the necromancer took two parchment papers with spells from one side and let Rod transcribe them in the quiet room.

As the transcription proceeded, Rhode also received a system prompt.

"By copying the spell scroll, you learned the second-order spell [eye of perspective] and the third-order spell [cloud of death]."

"[Perspective Eye lv1]: Second-order gas magic. Consume 10 mana, explore a creature, learn the one special skill it is best at, and the highest one attribute. The experience required to upgrade is 100."

"[Death Cloud lv1]: Third-order earth magic, special magic. Consume 20 mana, release the death cloud to erode the enemy, and the concentration of the death cloud is based on the spirit level. It cannot be increased by conventional means."

After mastering these two methods, Rhode's mission was completed.

Because the death cloud is based on the level of spiritism, this skill can work wonders under the role of the legendary spiritism of Rhodes. Although the cloud of death is only a third-order spell, under the role of Rhodes, It is not weaker than ordinary fourth-order spells.

After obtaining the spell he needed, Rhode no longer waited, but was ready to get up and leave.

After walking out of the quiet room, Rhodes returned along the way to the place where the young black robe was.

Here, the two slaves were quickly counting the gold coins on the ground. Even if they did not know the specific number of gold coins, if Rod wanted to leave directly, no one would dare to come up and stop Rod.

Rhode did not manage these slaves on the ground, but intended to leave directly.

As Rod passed the position of the black robe, the behavior of the black robe attracted Rod's attention.

In the sight of Rhodes, the black robe youth also put a lot of gold coins in front of him, and was moving his hands quickly, his mouth kept moving, it seemed that he was seriously counting the number of these gold coins in front of him.

This behavior of the black robe youth seemed extremely reasonable, but it made Rod pay more attention to him.

Rhode knew that during the transaction, the counting of the gold coins was done by the slave. Similar to the black robe youth, the necromancer who was responsible for the magic trade, from the identity, he would not do such a thing at all.

For the Necromancer, the life of a slave is not worth anything at all, and the value of a slave is not even as good as a transformed skeleton soldier.

Many necromancers will even take the initiative to purchase the most inferior slaves from the freelance chamber of commerce to transform undead creatures.

Even so, there are still many coolies that the Necromancer does not want to spend time doing, waiting for these slaves to complete it. Similar to counting gold coins, there is no meaningful action at all, and no necromancer is willing to take the initiative.

If under normal trading conditions, the youth in black robe will probably just sit aside, waiting for the slaves to report the results of the number of gold coins, instead of counting the gold coins here with these slaves.

Rhode noticed this, and also recalled the anomaly revealed by the Necromancer when he entered.

Rod recalled that it seemed that the Necromancer who was in charge of spell selection was the young black robe in front of him during his first visit to the magic guild.

Rhode knew that the young man in black robe was obviously covering up something, and he didn't want to be aware of it. He just wanted to ignore it through this act of counting gold coins.

If you are an ordinary person, you may directly ignore the black robe youth, but Rhode discovered this through careful observation.

At this point, Rod stopped walking forward and turned towards the young man in black robe.

It seems that this was discovered. The young man in black robe did not stop the act of counting gold coins. Instead, he accelerated his hand movements, only from his tight eyebrows and slightly trembling facial muscles, revealing that he was not at this time. Calm heart.

Rhode came to the young man in black robe. The young man in the black robe shook his hand and a gold coin fell on the rest of the gold coins with a crunch.

Before waiting for Rhode to speak, the young man in black robe, just like Rhode who had just noticed him, lifted his head down and said to Rhode:

"Powerful Necromancer, do you still need any spells?"

Looking at the young man in black robe, Rod did not say much, just stared at him like that.

Through perception, Rod was able to understand that the young man in black robe in front of him should have just reached the expert level, and the corresponding strength should be around the fourth order.

The youth in black robe can also feel the energy of death in Rod. The extremely pure energy of death made the young man in black robe clearly understand the gap between the two and made him dare not take any action for a while.

Only by the deterrent of death energy, Rhode completely suppressed the young black robe in front of him.

Looking at Rod's indifferent eyes, a sense of fear rose from the heart of the young black robe.

For a long time, even the slaves in the back counted more than half of the gold coins. In the ears of the young black robe, Rod's words finally came.

"Come on, what have you done?"