After the evacuation of the senior necromancers on Dia's side, the remaining necromancers did not put up any resistance, and were either killed or had to flee.

With the death of the last undead creature in the camp, the battle ended.

After capturing the camp, the Eri creatures had no intention of evacuating, but wanted to occupy the position of the camp and build fortifications to deal with the necromancer's next counterattack.

During this time, all the Eri creatures around the camp will gather in the direction of the camp.

At this time, in the camp, the Eri creatures were cleaning the battlefield and cleaning up the debris around them.

Eri creatures pile up corpses from battle, whether they were undead creatures or members of their own team, but at this point, after losing their lives, they no longer have any difference.

Flames rose and incinerated the corpses, and the surrounding Eri creatures turned their heads away from the scene.

In addition to the corpses, the items used by the necromancers in the camp, including the tents they lived in and the straw mats used to protect them from the cold, were also burned.

A large amount of smoke rose until it disappeared from the sky.

Due to the war and destruction caused by the necromancers, the creatures of the Eri are disgusted with all the actions of the necromancers, and they also detest the items used by these necromancers.

In the eyes of the Eri creatures, necromancers are the equivalent of filth, forever untreated by the rest of the race.

While the creatures of Eri were busy, the court mage Eddard left alone.

Ed knew that since he had just gone through a battle, the other creatures in the camp needed more than to pursue the enemy with him, but to rest inside the camp.

For the Eri creatures inside the camp, they will soon experience the next round of battle, and the necromancer will certainly not rest on his laurels. At this time, every minute of rest time is extremely precious for Eri Creatures.

Through these few observations with treasures, Ed knew that the necromancer who escaped was equivalent to the level of a formal necromancer in terms of strength alone, and what needed to be dealt with seriously was the undead creature he controlled.

Ed knew that as long as he could successfully catch up with the necromancer, he would be able to kill him with his own strength.

Therefore, Ed simply said to the highest-ranking elf in the group, and immediately rode away.

The eyeball pendant hanging in front of Ed was fully opened at this time, completely showing Ed's position and what he was doing.

Even the process of Rhodes killing Syr, Ed also saw it clearly.

With a burst of mana fluctuations, the speed of the horse under Ed increased significantly, and even in the dense forest, the horse's speed was not affected at all, as if the surrounding obstacles were completely non-existent.

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At this time, in Rod's perception, there was a feeling of being spied on.

Rod recalls that this feeling had arisen in Rhodes' mind during his previous escape from the dwarven village and when he fought on the battlefield.

Rhodes looked in the direction the sensation came from, but didn't notice anything unusual.

Starting from dealing with Ciel's spatial ring, plus waiting for the Bone Vine Guardian to recover from his injuries, Rhodes had already spent a lot of time, and because of this, the rest of the necromancers had already fled.

Rhodes knew that although he had temporarily fled from the battlefield and his situation seemed extremely safe at this time, these were just appearances, and his body had been completely locked by a powerful enemy.

By this time, the Bone Vine Guardian had recovered, and the vampire had devoured most of Ciel's flesh.

The Bone Vine Guardian stretched down the rattan in his body, and Rhodes took advantage of this to come to the Bone Vine Guard's shoulder. At this point, at Rod's signal, the vampire turned into a bat and returned to Rod's shoulder.

Rhodes commanded the Bone Vine Guards and ran quickly to the side.

In the process of running, every step of the Bone Vine Guard made a loud noise, but Rod didn't care at all, but let the Bone Vine Guard continue to maintain this speed.

As the Bone Vine Guardian was gone, the feeling of being watched in Rhodes' heart did not disappear, but became more and more aggravated.

Thinking of the news he had received in the dwarven village, coupled with Rod's own inference, Rhodes realized that the source of this peeping was probably from the previous court mage, but Rhodes was not sure about this.

After the Necromancer's camp was captured, Rhodes lost his primary source of information. According to Rod's original idea, his next plan is to find the centaur leader in the territory of Eli, and under his leadership, to explore the intelligence of the Elven Spring in the territory of Eli.

If it goes well, with this action, Rhodes will be able to rely on the Spirit Fountain to greatly increase his health attributes.

But in the current situation, Rhodes can only change his plans for the time being.

At this time, a map appeared in Rod's hand.

In the few days he had been a Crow Messenger, the most valuable thing Rhodes had harvested was not the treasures in his tent, but a map of the border.

In the first two days, Rhodes had completed the tracing of the map, and it was such a hand-drawn map that appeared in Rhodes' hand.

All the map can provide is a complete topographical display and the location of the remaining camps. There is no description of the specific species of creatures distributed in each location.

Even the dwarven village that Rhodes had visited before was not marked on the map, and only a simple terrain existed.

Rhodes knew that the map at the border of Eli should have been made through the spell [Perspective on the Earth], coupled with the talent of cartography, even so, this map was still extremely valuable.

Rhodes quickly looked at the map in his hand, trying to find a location that would help him out of his predicament.

The first thing that came to Rhodes' mind was the other camps that belonged to the same Crow Necromancer Academy, but in the end he had to give up on this idea.

At the border, in order to ensure the completion of the task, each camp is responsible for a wide range of areas, even if Rhodes makes the bone vine guards run at full speed, it will take almost half a day to reach the location of the next camp, according to the intensity of this perception, Rod is obviously unable to do this.

Therefore, Rhodes could only choose another direction.

In the process of reviewing the map, Rhodes found a special location, which, according to the original map drawing, was just a cliff. When tracing the map, Rhodes didn't think much about this terrain.

It was only then that Rod remembered the possible anomaly of the cliff.

In the process of reviewing the map, the feeling of being spied on in Rhodes's mind became more and more intense. Rod immediately let the bone vine guards under him rush in the direction of the cliff.

At the same time, through the spirit seal, Rhodes ordered the centaur leader to immediately go to the direction of the cliff and join him.

Rhodes didn't have time to confirm if the situation on the cliff was the same as he thought, but at this time, in the face of a powerful enemy, Rhodes couldn't care so much.