Invincible Hero of Necromancer Chapter 846: Enter 2

Although he has the identity of a death knight, when it comes to understanding the soul tower, Tamik's own mastery is not as good as some senior necromancers, let alone compared with those lich.

As a heroic vampire, neither his own race nor the extra blessings brought by the hero template to Tamik are related to the existence of any spellcasting knowledge.

Even in Diya, necromancers who have in-depth research on undead magic and rituals cannot guarantee that they will be able to understand the soul tower, let alone Tamik at this time.

Tamik's knowledge of the Soul Conjuration Tower is only superficial. As for how the magic rituals work, Tamik himself does not know.

Tamik was able to accurately mention the information about the soul tower in his words, whether it was an anomaly in the structure or the necromancer in it, more because these information were provided by the lich Stephen of.

Through the existence of the spiritual imprint, Tamick obtained information that he did not know from Stephen the Lich.

The information contained in the spiritual imprint undoubtedly made Tamick aware of the attitude of the lich Stephen towards Degal. To Tamick's surprise, the lich Stephen allowed Degal to enter the tower.

The news from Stephen the Lich made Tamick understand that even if he was in the tomb of death far from the city of death, as the builder of this soul tower, Stephen still had the ability to In a way that other creatures can't detect, learn about the situation inside the soul tower.

Only in this way, Stephen can directly transmit specific information about the spirit tower at this time.

However, in Tamik's view, the ability that Stephen the Lich has may have a great limitation. If Stephen could directly rely on this ability to perceive anything that happened inside the Soul Conjuration Tower, he would not need to send a Necromancer to test it out.

For this reason, although there is not much doubt about the information provided by Stephen, Tamick believes that the help of this information is relatively limited.

After receiving this series of instructions from Stephen the Lich, as the lord of the City of Death, Tamick will naturally not have any obstacles to this, but will make the decision made by Stephen the Lich clear. Informed to Degal.

"What you should pay attention to is that the necromancer with the vampire cape is not as simple as you think. If it is a frontal battle, with your strength, I am afraid that you will not be able to hurt this man with all your strength. Necromancer half points."

Among the messages from the spiritual imprint, the orders given by the lich Stephen were repeated, and Tamick also noticed some interesting information from these words.

According to the information Tamik understands, although Degal is quite different from himself in the type of vampires, and even has two completely different evolutionary methods, but when they fight, the strength between them is different. very close.

At this time, Tamik still maintains her evolved vampire state, but once she fights, she will transform herself into a native vampire that is conducive to fighting in a very short period of time.

In this case, there is actually not much difference in strength between Tamik and Degal. Because of this, plus the strong vitality of vampires, once the two fight, it will take some time before the winner can be determined.

What worries Tamik is that since even Degal, who has done his best, can't defeat the necromancer on the soul tower, then he can't do the same.

Tamik is not optimistic about Degar's attempt to come to the tower of conjuration and take back the vampire cloak, and even think that it will have the opposite effect. Feeling Degal's determination, he didn't stop him.

"There are still a few necromancers lurking in the soul tower. Some of them have very special abilities. When necessary, you can also use the power of these necromancers."

Reporting the last message in the mental imprint, Tamick no doubt realized something in his heart, but there was no change in the appearance, and he was able to complete his reply to Degal.

From the information Tamik gave, Degal no doubt realized how difficult it was for him to do so. Even from the beginning, before approaching the Soul Tower, Degar felt this.

However, the desire for a vampire cloak in his heart, and his desire to achieve true immortality, prevented Degal from giving up on this act.

Even realizing the strength of the opponent, and even the vampire cloak may have long since become a fully collected combination artifact, Degal still has no plans to retreat.

At this time, after obtaining permission from the lich from Tamik's mouth, Degal no longer waited, but took action immediately.

Under Tamick's gaze, an extremely thick black mist emerged from Degal's body, and then it was completely submerged. In the black mist, a large number of bats emerged.

As soon as the group of bats appeared, they flew around the soul tower and flew towards the upper area, ignoring the other creatures around them.

Tamik noticed that ~IndoMTL.com~ just as the group of bats was flying upwards, a large group of bats appeared in the area around the Soul Tower, merging into the original flying bats.

For a time, outside the entire conjuration tower, there were densely packed bats flying upwards, and even the dark red light released by the conjuration tower itself had been covered up by the group of bats at this time, and the entire city of death seemed to All fell into darkness.

This situation improved as the group of bats gradually rose. As a large number of bats rose to higher positions, the density of bats around the tower decreased, and red light continued to penetrate through the bats. Scattered out.

I don't know how long it took, until the last bat disappeared under the shroud of the dark sky and came to the upper space where it could not be observed from the ground, and the light on the soul tower returned to its former glory.

Tamik looked around, and the vampires who had fought with his subordinates had completely disappeared at this time. If he wanted to see them before, they existed among the densely packed bats around the conjuration tower.

Feeling the surroundings gradually returning to calm, Tamick sighed, and then he turned his gaze back to the spirit tower not far away, ready to wait for a result to appear.