Looking at the copper light pot beside Rowling, and feeling the rich death energy around her, Reese was completely caught up in her own thoughts.

In the process of thinking, Rees seemed to find some clues in his memory, but these clues were extremely fragmentary, and Rees could not get a clear answer from these clues alone.

Death energy is an extremely foreign energy to elemental beings. Rees had never heard of any elemental creature capable of mastering the spiritualism associated with necromancers, or needless to say that they could control death energy in the same way that necromancers do.

Because of this, Reece didn't know why the gods and monsters in the lantern pot were able to gather the surrounding ordinary magic elements at the same time as the death energy.

In the process of thinking, Rees even gave up the idea that there were gods and monsters in the copper kettle, and instead regarded the light pot as a special treasure, as if this was the only way to explain the death energy that appeared around it.

In Reese's view, there is a clear line between elemental beings and undead creatures, two completely different types of creatures, and almost no creatures can break this line.

In Reese's memory, the former Bracada, although he forbade the appearance of necromancers on the surface, was still unable to deal with the collusion between lords and necromancers in various places.

Rees recalls that the lords of Bracada at the time had also tried to use necromancy to study things that were originally taboo.

Among these things, the ability to break the limits of life types and transform elemental creatures into undead creatures is one of the many things that the lords have tried to study, but it has not been able to make any progress.

As Rees had thought, there was a very clear difference between elemental creatures and undead creatures, and this difference could not be compensated by the level of spiritualism, and even the most powerful lich could not transform an elemental creature into an undead creature without certain conditions.

At this time, as if realizing something, Reese's face gradually changed.

In Reese's memory, the city where he is currently located, its original city lord Elon, has been searching for the existence of necromancers, and has reached an agreement with these necromancers, hoping that these necromancers can transform a special death knight for him.

When Reece arrives in Silvercliff City, Elon also asks Reece if he can transform into a special Death Knight.

Because of this, Rees also knows more about what the city lord Elon hopes to achieve, than other necromancers. Reece knew that the Death Knight that Elon wanted to transform into was actually a very special god and monster hero.

After learning all about the situation, Rees did not agree to Elon's request, on the contrary, Rees even took the initiative to persuade Elon to give up the idea and not spend too much energy on this matter.

Rees knew more about the difference between elemental creatures and undead creatures than any necromancer, which was why Rees did not accede to Elon's request, which, in Rees's opinion, was doomed to be unfulfilled.

Rees also has a certain understanding of Rhodes' behavior after coming to Silver Cliff City.

Through the information provided by the rest of the necromancers, Reece learned that Elon had collected a large number of materials needed for the transformation ritual, and the time of the materials he collected was exactly after Rhodes arrived in Silvercliff City.

Combined with his own inference, Rees knew that when Rhodes came to Silver Cliff City, he held a special transformation ceremony for Elon, and the object of transformation was that special god and monster hero, and this was confirmed by Rhodes.

Rees didn't get detailed information about the success of the transformation ritual, neither Rhodes nor Elon would easily leak this information, but in Reese's heart, he had already made a judgment on the outcome of the transformation ritual.

Until he came to Elon's mansion, in Reese's heart, he didn't think that Rod's transformation would be successful. In Reese's opinion, the huge difference between elemental and undead creatures is not something that a necromancer can change, and only the most powerful lich can make such an attempt.

But at this time, when he felt the unique ability of elemental creatures to gather the surrounding elements, and was also able to control the surrounding death energy, Rees realized that his original idea seemed to have made a great mistake.

Reece had already understood that the transformation ritual that Rhodes held for Elon had obviously been a success, and the most unique Death Knight that had been transformed was in the container beside Rowling.

This discovery made Reese's body tremble, whether it was to learn this result or to break the preconceived cognition in the past, it was enough to shock Reese.

In addition, what made Rees feel even more unbelievable was the cloud of death that appeared before and enveloped the entire Silver Cliff City.

In fending off the clouds of death, Reece damaged one of his own treasures. As a result, Reese was extremely impressed by the cloud of death that existed before.

According to Reese's original idea, the existence of casting a cloud of death that enveloped the entire Silvercliff City must be an extremely powerful lich, and no ordinary necromancer can do it to this extent.

But at this point, Reece had realized that it was the special death knight that Rhodes had transformed to do this.

With the identity of an elemental creature, this Death Knight can naturally do things that ordinary necromancers cannot.

Just after Reese confirmed the existence of the Death Knight, some thoughts also arose in his mind.

Even Reece had to admit in his heart the power of this particular Death Knight. Reece knew that if he faced the Death Knight head-on, there would be no chance of victory, but in this situation, the situation had clearly changed.

Just as Rees was perceiving the surrounding magical elements, he also sensed some abnormalities from the fluctuations of the surrounding magical elements.

In Reese's perception, although the surrounding magical elements had been converging towards the position of the lantern pot, even the death energy, Reece could clearly sense a sense of weakness in it.

Obviously, the transformation of those death clouds before, even such a special death knight, was equally unbearable, and this made Rees have some thoughts in his heart.