Invincible Hero of Necromancer

At this moment, the vampire that appeared in front of Rod, wearing black armor, had such an effect.

Rhode could feel from this armor that the existence of this piece of equipment, in addition to improving the charm attribute to a certain extent, is more important, naturally, the defensive ability attached to it.

In Rhodes’s eyes, this armor is extremely practical. With the original strong body of the vampire, it greatly improves its combat ability. According to Rhodes’s expectation, regular attacks and even some ordinary spells, It couldn't play any role under the defense of this armor.

In Rhodes's impression, he hadn't seen this type of equipment on the vampire who had led the way. Although the existence of equipment can improve the defense of vampires, not all vampires will choose to use it.

According to the information Rhodes understands, except for a few special materials, armor-type equipment has defensive properties that are basically linked to its own weight.

Not counting those equipment with special materials or special abilities, those relatively heavy armors can naturally provide higher defenses than ordinary light armors, and can protect themselves to a large extent.

This is also the reason why Rod seldom saw such equipment appeared on vampires in previous battles.

According to the information that Rhodes understands, the fighting method possessed by a vampire depends to a large extent on its higher movement speed. With this swift blessing, the vampire’s inherently strong body can undoubtedly cause Great destruction.

And when it is equipped with armor, under the influence of the weight of such equipment, it will undoubtedly slow down its original speed. For the vampire, it has gained an increase in defensive ability, which slows its own speed and overall strength. Instead, it has declined.

According to the information that Rhodes understands, even on the battlefield in the previous game, not many vampires would choose such a kind of equipment.

However, for the vampire who appeared in front of him, the existence of armor did not seem to have much impact on him. Even if he was equipped at all times, his overall strength did not drop at all. On the contrary, it was because of the increase in defense. Improved.

Reminiscent of what Tello mentioned, the lord of the city of the dead, Tamick, in addition to the identity of a vampire, is also responsible for training the horror knight gifted by Stephen. For the vampire who appeared in front of him Rod was not surprised by the armor on his body.

In Rhodes’s impression, the existence of the horror knight is naturally like an ordinary knight. Wearing a set of special black armor, the armor that appears on the vampire in front of him is made of materials just like a horror knight.

At this time, when the real figure of this vampire emerged from the black mist after the batization, the appearance of it was undoubtedly revealed in the eyes of all the creatures in the field.

Rod’s observation of this vampire is mainly biased towards the equipment it possesses and the strength corresponding to the rank. According to Rod’s estimation, the vampire in front of her, her true rank should have already reached the sixth rank. Entering the ranks of high-level creatures, it is not comparable to ordinary creatures.

Rod noticed that after the female vampire appeared, the vampire in front of him who had been used to lead the way had already bowed his head and expressed his respect towards the vampire in front of him.

While Rod was observing the entire situation, Tello next to him also noticed the appearance of the vampire in front of him. At this time, he no longer waited, and moved ahead.

It seemed that he was aware of the possible consequences of his actions just now. In this case, Tello said directly to the vampire in front of him:

"Tamik, Lord of the City of Death, believe you have learned about the next mission from Lord Stephen. The one next to me is Rhodes who is responsible for completing this mission."

From Tello's words, Rod also confirmed an extremely important message. The female vampire who appeared here was Tamek, the city lord originally expected by Rod.

After confirming Tamic's identity, Lord looked at her again, and there was not much difference in her eyes. It seemed that this result had already been expected by Lord Lord.

"Tello, your words seem to be full of disdain for the existence of vampires."

Listening to the words Tello originally said, Tamick's response did not mention anything related to the task, but about the words Tello said before.

When he said these words, there was no change in Tamick's expression. Even Rhodes could not know the true thoughts in Tamick's heart through his own observation.

It's just that Rhodes didn't feel any worries about it. Rhodes also wanted to know what actions Tamick would take after Tello had said those words.

Rhodes believes that through these actions by Tamick, he can have a better understanding of him, and he can be more beneficial to himself in the process of completing the task.

According to the information that Rhodes understands, even if the situation at this time is really developing in a direction that is unfavorable to Tello, Tello himself will not be too dangerous.

When he first arrived in the City of Death~www.NovelMTL.com~ Rod had perceived the magic scroll he possessed from Tello. According to Rod’s prediction, the spell recorded on this scroll was exactly the way to death. The gate of time and space in the barren tomb.

In this case, even in the face of great danger, Tello can rely on the existence of this magic scroll to quickly escape from here, but if the magic scroll is used up in this way, will he be confronted by Stephen the Lich? Rhode didn’t know about the punishment.

After hearing what Tamick said, Tello seemed to realize something. He didn't give his own answer at the first time. Instead, after a while, he said:

"I am also a subordinate of Lord Steven. At this moment, I also ask the city lord to take the task as the most important and complete it as soon as possible, so as not to disappoint Lord Stephen's entrustment."

To Rhodes’s surprise, in Tello’s words, there was no excuse for his previous behavior, and there was no trace of concealment. He was acknowledging what Tamick had said, but only tried to use such words. He overwhelmed his previous behavior and turned the topic into the task set by Stephen the Lich.

However, in Rhodes's opinion, this answer from Tello may be difficult to satisfy Tamick on the side.