The information from the bloodline perception made Rowling immediately realize that Rhodes at this time had completed this mission and was returning to this place in a hurry.

Sensing that Rhodes was gradually approaching her, this discovery swept away all the worries that Rowling had originally caused because of the affairs in the territory, and she believed that when Rod returned smoothly, these problems would not be difficult.

The strong gesture from the perception made Rowling extremely happy at this time. After placing the pendant back in its place and allowing the hood to cover her face again, Rowling walked out of the ashram.

Coming to the streets of the city, the buildings in the city have begun to take shape at this time.

Under the light of torches along the way, Rowling could see a large number of tireless and uncomplaining undead creatures, under the control of the necromancer, constantly transporting various materials to complete the construction of buildings, especially the repair of fortifications.

There was no light in the city except the fire. Hanging over the city was a black cloud that stretched as far as the eye could see, the dark canopy that best symbolized the necromancer's existence in the mouths of other creatures.

The appearance of the dark canopy is announcing the establishment of the City of the Dead. Any necromancer within the range who notices the existence of the dark canopy will naturally be attracted to it and come to the city of the dead to find opportunities. Before the other buildings are completed, the Dark Canopy is also the most important thing to build first.

Rod's deeds of killing high-level mages, coupled with the leadership of the centaur leader on the surface, attracted many necromancers in Werning to come and find out, and the existence of the dark canopy can make these necromancers feel a little at ease in an unfamiliar environment.

For Rowling, who is extremely good at spells, the knowledge of spells required to establish a dark canopy is actually not a problem at all. With the cooperation of other necromancers, the city also completed the construction of the dark canopy during the time that Rhodes was in Diya.

Soon, Rowling returned to the courtyard of the City Lord's Mansion, where she waited for Rod's arrival.

The signal from the bloodline perception became stronger and stronger, even without the help of other abilities, Rowling could easily judge Rod's location, and Rowling could imagine that at this time, Rod, was riding a ghost dragon, quickly returning to this place.

Through this unique perception ability, although she has not yet seen the returning Rod with her own eyes, Rowling can sense that Rode's emotions are extremely high at this time, and I don't know if it is because he has gained a lot in this mission, or because he is about to see himself.

In any case, in Rowling's opinion, Rhodes's return was enough, even if it failed to meet the initial expectations.

After waiting for a while, Rowling had not yet seen Rod's form, but in her mental imprint, there was a warning from the Death Knight.

It turned out that the reason for this warning was that Tarvic, the Thunderbird, who had been on guard near the dark canopy, sensed a creature flying towards the place at high speed, so he fed back the situation to Rowling.

Different from ordinary inhuman undead creatures, when Talvic was transformed into a death knight, his former heroic identity allowed him to retain a certain level of sanity and be able to complete special matters such as vigilance, even if compared to ordinary people, Talvic's sanity is not inferior.

After Rowling used the spirit imprint to tell Talvic not to be hostile to him, she turned her gaze in the direction from which the alert came.

Under the dark canopy, the figure of the ghost dragon wrapped in pale mist appeared in Rowling's eyes, and in an instant, it went from far to near, and finally stopped in front of Rowling.

Rod's figure jumped down from the ghost dragon and landed firmly on the ground, and with his movement, the wide cloak behind him fluttered, giving him an extremely special momentum.

When Rod appeared in front of him, Rowling could also sense the changes in him, relying on the judgment methods recorded in the classics, Rowling could see at a glance that the seemingly ordinary cloak behind Rod was definitely not a simple decoration, but Rowling did not pay attention to these things.

All of Rowling's attention was on Rod himself, and feeling Rode's smooth return, Rowling also had an inexplicable emotion in her heart.

After jumping off the ghost dragon, he seemed to notice all kinds of changes in the city, especially the dark canopy in the sky, which made Rod feel that he was back in Diya again, and Rod's gaze was not on Rowling on the side, but on the surrounding scene.

Rowling walked slowly and finally came to Rod's side, and it was only then that Rod noticed Rowling beside him.

When Rowling walked up to Rod's side, she seemed to have something to say, but in the end she didn't say anything, but lowered her head slightly, completely hiding her face under the hood of the erosion of death energy.

Relying on the ability attached to the perception of bloodline, Rod faintly felt Rowling's thoughts at this time, and sighed slightly in his heart.

At this time, Rowling, who had originally shrunk her face under the hood, suddenly widened her vision obscured by the hood.

Rowling raised her head slightly, following her line of sight, noticing Rhodes who was arranging his hood.

At some point, Rhodes lifted his hands and began to straighten the hood behind Rowling's robes, covering almost his entire face.

After Rod's simple adjustment, the position of the hood was raised a lot, and Rowling's face appeared completely in front of Rod's eyes.

Feeling Rod's gaze looking at herself, recalling the anomaly caused by the erosion of death energy, Rowling lowered her head again, even if there was no hood to cover her, she still didn't want to use this state to face Rod in front of her.

It wasn't until Rod's hands that had originally arranged their hoods took the initiative to exert force, felt the lifting force coming from the side of his face, and knew that he couldn't resist, that Rowling reluctantly raised her head and looked at Rhodes in front of her.

Rod noticed that in addition to the abnormality caused by Rowling's death energy, there was a hint of resentment in the eyes she looked at her, as if she was complaining about her actions, but she did not have any substantial resistance, and could only express the dissatisfaction in her heart in this way.

"Actually, you don't have to hide your face in front of me."

As he spoke, Rhodes raised his hands and finally came to the top of Rowling's head, pushing up the hood that had slipped down when Rowling lowered his head.

Caressing the yellow, dull hair on the top of Rowling's head, and her face, which was so pale that there was no blood, and even faintly saw purple and blue veins, Rod put his hand down.