Invincible Hero of Necromancer

After discovering this, Rowling couldn't believe what she saw for a while, until she carefully checked her arm several times, and then confirmed that the situation was indeed as she had seen.

Rowling realized that the wounds that appeared on her body had been completely healed during the time she lost consciousness. Not only that, these healed wounds did not even leave any traces on her body.

If it weren't for Rowling's clear memory, knowing that she was seriously injured in the previous battle and the blood stains on her clothes, Rowling would even doubt whether the previous battle really existed.

Rowling feels puzzled, and this is the same point. In Rowling’s view, no matter what kind of spells are used to restore the wounds on her body, some obvious scars will eventually be left on her body, just like the wounds are healing normally. It’s not like it is now, and it’s impossible to even prove the existence of traces of the wound.

After discovering this, Rowling felt extremely puzzled in her heart, but because she couldn't find any explanation for a while, she could only accept it.

At this moment, as if she had realized something, Rowling transferred the things she was paying attention to, from the wounds that originally appeared on her body, to some conditions in her own body.

Rowling suddenly realized that her extremely weak body before losing consciousness had completely changed. When Rowling carefully sensed the changes in her body, she could even feel a tremendous vitality. Even Rowling herself would be shocked by the vitality in the body.

At the moment when he felt this vitality, Rowling realized that there were many mistakes in his original thoughts. With such a huge vitality in his body, it is naturally impossible for him to be a death knight.

There is no way to explain the changes in herself, even Rowling herself. Rowling didn't know where the huge vitality in her body came from, and she didn't know where Reese was in the final battle with him.

Just as Rowling was observing the huge vitality in the body, she also noticed the mana that she currently possessed.

Rowling found that compared to the sudden appearance of vitality, her mana had not improved much. With the passage of time, Rowling had consumed all the mana that had been used up, and slightly recovered some of it, but the restored mana was only enough for Rowling to cast a spell.

If it weren't for Rowling's higher-level mystery skills, he wouldn't even have these current mana values, so naturally he would not be able to cast any magic.

When the mage does not choose to meditate, but wants to restore the mana to full value by another method, it often takes a very long time to achieve this.

Rowling, who was in a fainting state, naturally had no way to meditate, and could only rely on her own mysterious skills to passively restore some mana.

Rowling knew that her current situation was still not good. Although the vitality that she had been injured by the undead killer recovered a lot for some reason, and even far exceeded the vitality that she had before, for Rowling, her ability to cast spells has not yet recovered.

While Rowling was feeling extremely confused, Rowling suddenly noticed that there was a sound of footsteps behind her.

After discovering this, Rowling immediately turned around and looked in the direction from the footsteps, ready to respond at any time.

In order to deal with the possible danger, Rowling has raised her arm for a while.

Even if Rowling's mana value is only enough for her to cast a third-order spell, Rowling will not give up on the spell.

However, when Rowling noticed the silhouette of the footsteps, she couldn't help but let go of the arm she raised. At the same time, Rowling only felt a shock in her heart, a special emotion in her heart. produce.

Rowling noticed that the figure that appeared behind him was Rhode who had gone to participate in the potion competition.

After Rod's figure appeared, even though he didn't talk to Rowling for a while, Rowling also saw a lot of things from it.

Rowling knew that at this time, he was able to survive, and the huge vitality that appeared in his body should be greatly related to the appearance of Rod at this time.

Although I was aware of this in my heart, at this moment, Rowling still asked Rhodes: "Brother... the necromancer who fought with me before,... Reese... where is he?"

Rod noticed that when Rowling asked about this to herself, there seemed to be a bit of choking in her tone.

In Rowling's heart, in addition to feeling a bit grateful because she survived Reese's hand to avoid being transformed into a death knight, more of it was the touch that appeared when she saw Lord rushing back in time.

At this time, even if she asked Rodr about the situation before, Rowling could only suppress the feeling in her heart, fearing that because this feeling was too strong, she would shed tears before she got Rodr's answer. Come.

For Rowling, the previous battle with Reese has undoubtedly changed her mentality greatly, and this change has never been felt before.

In the battle~www.NovelMTL.com~ Rowling deeply felt the strong threat posed by death, and under this threat, made various responses, but in the end it did not have much effect. .

Different from all previous processes, in this battle, Rowling is no longer unable to respond to the upcoming danger as before, but has a certain strength and can make a certain resistance. It's just that the effect of resistance is not what Rowling expected.

When Rowling realized that her methods hadn’t had much effect, and before she completely lost consciousness, all she thought was that she hoped to see the last side of Rhodes, but in the end, this did not Not realized.

But now, when Rowling realized that she had not been transformed into a death knight by the Necromancer, but had been rescued by Rod, her heart naturally seemed extremely moved.

At this moment, what Rowling wanted to do most was to be able to hug Rod tightly and confide to him his fear of death and the person he hoped to see in the end, but Rowling did not choose to do so.

According to the understanding of Rod in his heart, Rowling knew that Rod did not want to see this happening, or even the way he was crying, and Rod would not be satisfied when he saw it.