Realizing that the anomalous changes around him were coming from the bats above the castle, Rhodes naturally noticed the problem and didn't pay attention to anything else.

At this time, the changes that occurred in these bats were also seen by Rod, and Rod's gaze was naturally placed on the figure that emerged from the black fog, and Rod's understanding that the figure that appeared was very likely to be the target of this trip, that is, the existence of the city lord Tamik.

Rod had already realized that the threat he had perceived was coming from this figure before the end of the bat, and Rhodes at that time was able to realize the unusual nature of this figure, and at this time he observed this figure, and Rod also wanted to confirm this.

In Rhode's opinion, at this time, the vampire who came here with batatization, and only the city lord Tamik in Tello's mouth, would make such a choice.

Due to the black fog around him, Rhodes was unable to observe the true appearance of this figure. To Rod's surprise, from the end of the bat-turned figure, Rod could not perceive any aura existence, and even the threat that Rod had felt before disappeared at this time.

The inability to obtain this extremely important information through his own perception means that Rod cannot make the most favorable judgment for himself in the first place. In this case, all Rhodes can observe is his own gaze.

This figure in the black fog gave Rhodes the feeling of being like a vampire leading the way in front. Rhodes couldn't sense any aura from the vampire's special form, as if there were no creatures in the area.

Compared with the previous vampire, the black fog that appeared in front of his eyes naturally made Rod feel more unusual, and in Rode's impression, the black fog that appeared at this time should be produced by the vampire when he ended his bat-incarnation state.

After the end of batting, the vampire who was supposed to return to his original form and have strong combat ability, Rhodes still couldn't sense the existence of any breath, which undoubtedly explained something to Rhodes.

While Rod was thinking, some new changes took place in the field. In a very short period of time, the black fog that enveloped the vampire gradually dissipated, revealing its original form beneath the black fog.

Rhodes noticed that the figure in front of him was not wearing the usual robes of the caster, but instead had black armor that was more conducive to melee combat.

What made Rod feel more concerned was naturally the appearance of this vampire, and Rod noticed that the appearance of this vampire was no different from the human beings he usually saw, and it was not the appearance of the original vampire that Rod originally imagined.

And in the pupils of this figure, there is no sign that it is an undead creature, and on the whole, people can't see any signs that they have just finished batting.

If it hadn't been for the fact that he had just finished batting, but had discovered the existence of this figure on another occasion, Rhodes might not have been able to judge that there was any connection between this person and the undead creatures.

What made Rhodes feel more concerned was the face of the vampire who appeared in front of him.

Rod noticed that through the features presented on his face, the vampire that appeared in front of him should belong to a woman, and his appearance also belonged to a middle-class existence in Rod's previous impression.

Through his own knowledge, according to Rod's understanding of undead creatures, when the original vampire has completed the evolution of itself, it can have the appearance of ordinary people.

It's just that after this evolution, the appearance of vampires is not the corresponding appearance of their lifetime, but on the basis of their original appearance, according to their own needs, it has been adjusted to a certain extent.

It is also in this situation, in Rhodes's impression, that in all areas of Erathia, if the identity of a vampire is exposed and he eventually dies at the hands of a bounty hunter, the appearance of these vampires belongs to the highest level of existence, which is the only place where vampires may reveal their identity.

According to the information that Rhodes understood, the evolved vampires, in addition to being able to change their appearance, also greatly changed their overall momentum.

In the eyes of ordinary people, these evolved vampires, due to the momentum attached to them, plus their appearance, will look extremely attractive as a whole. Even the nobles of Erathia had to admit it.

It is precisely because of this that in the territory of Erathia, humans who do not have a deep understanding of undead creatures will have a certain favorable feeling when facing creatures such as vampires, and this favor will only change until their own lives are threatened by vampires.

In Rod's impression, many players have studied this point in the game in his previous life, and finally came to the conclusion that in the whole game, in addition to the ordinary basic attributes, there are many attributes that have been overlooked, but at some moments, these attributes can play a great role.

Among these attributes, which are not specifically counted by the system, include attributes such as luck and morale, which have a significant impact on regular combat, in addition to charismatic attributes that can change the perception of the aborigines to a large extent.

According to the research of players at that time, the role played by the charisma attribute could even exceed the existence of the luck attribute to a certain extent.

Relying on the high charisma attribute, players can easily ask for information from the mouths of the natives of the game, and it is easy to gain the trust of some people with higher status, which is even better reflected in Erathia.

It's just that, according to the information that Rhodes knew at the time, the existence of the charm attribute involves many factors, not limited to his own dress temperament, rank occupation, behavior, etc., even the system cannot give an accurate value like the basic attribute, so it is not displayed.

In many occasions, a higher charismatic attribute can bring great convenience, and the importance of this attribute is self-evident.

According to what Rhodes knew, when he became a necromancer, the friendship of creatures from other factions was reduced by reducing the charisma attribute.

This attribute will have an effect when creatures from other factions learn the identity of Rhodes' necromancer. And until Rod's identity has not been discovered by the creatures of the other factions, there is no need to worry about this.