With Vidnina's figure, back into the Conjuring Tower, the two vampires who were originally in the battle had also stopped at this time, and no longer used part of the bat-transforming ability to transform bats into battles.

Without the presence of Vidnina, it doesn't make much sense to use bats to fight again, no matter which side you are.

With the strength of king-level vampires, the price to pay for these two vampires is very small, but in this case, continuing to transform into bats will not achieve much effect.

After a short fight, the two vampire heroes realized each other's strength, and without using batatization, once they fought with all their might, according to the strong vitality of the vampire, it was not possible to end the battle in a short time.

Looking at Tamik's figure still on the undead warhorse, Degal's heart seemed to realize something, and the scarlet light in his eyes was even worse, but he didn't make any movement, but fell into silence.

And on the periphery of the Soul Tower, the primordial vampire who was fighting had also stopped at this time, and I don't know if he felt the atmosphere in the field or got some kind of order.

After noticing Degar's actions, Tamik did not take the initiative to let the surrounding undead creatures chase after him, and also asked them to stop to see what tricks Degal had.

Seeing this scene in his eyes, there is also Rhodes and his party outside the Spiritualist Tower.

Seeing that the two powerful vampires in the field stopped fighting, and even the undead creatures around them stopped moving, the two necromancers beside Rhodes knew that this was the best time for them to enter the Soul Tower.

In this case, before Rhodes could make any moves, a mage beside him made a move. At this time, in Rhodes's perception, a strong mana fluctuation was generated beside him.

Rhodes looked his gaze in the direction where the mana fluctuations came from, only to find that Mage Brown's figure had already appeared near the gate of the Spiritualist Tower.

Relying on the spell of teleportation, Brown directly crossed the distance between himself and the Spiritualist Tower, and came to the gate of the Spiritualist Tower.

After arriving at this position, Mage Brown glanced at the positions of Rhodes and Sailly behind him, a trace of coldness flashed in his eyes, and then without any waiting, he directly entered the Soul Tower.

After noticing Master Brown's move, Sailly next to Rhodes looked more surprised, obviously, he didn't realize that Master Brown would make this move before that.

What made Rhodes feel concerned was that even under the influence of Vidnina's special ability, Mage Saili still looked extremely calm, and his expression did not change much, obviously, this move by Mage Brown was completely beyond his expectations.

After realizing that this situation had happened, Sailly turned to Rhodes beside him and said, "Let's also enter the Soul Tower, to complete this mission, we still need the cooperation of Master Brown." ”

With that, Sailly walked in the direction of the Spiritualist Tower, and did not use teleportation to appear directly in front of the Spiritualist Tower, as Brown did.

Seeing the battle between vampires on the periphery of the Conjuring Tower, Sailly also realized that the situation was not right at this time, so he could not focus all his energy on completing this mission.

Since he didn't know what would happen next, even if the task was successfully completed, there was still a possibility that an accident would occur, and in this case, Saili had already begun to save his mana and did not use teleportation at will.

After a few steps forward, Sailly seemed to realize something, and took the initiative to stop, and instead of continuing towards the Spiritualist Tower, he turned to look behind him.

Sailly noticed that as he walked towards the Tower of Spiritualism, Rhodes had no intention of making any moves, and remained in his original position, staying in place.

Looking at Rhodes behind him, Sailly opened his mouth, and just wanted to say something, but Rhodes's words came from his ears first.

"Didn't you find out? That Brown mage doesn't trust you in his heart. ”

Remembering the way Mage Brown looked behind him before he entered the Soul Tower, Rhodes could see this.

Aside from Master Brown's own actions, what convinced Rhodes of this was the message from the peeping eye.

Perhaps it was due to the fact that before entering the Soul Tower first, there was a great fluctuation in Master Brown's heart, and relying on the existence of the peeping eye, Rhodes got a lot of useful information.

What made Rhodes concerned was that Mage Brown had learned from Stephen's other Death Knight that only one necromancer could complete the mission.

Because of this, from the very beginning, Master Brown had no intention of joining forces with Sailly, but planned to rely on his own ability to complete this task alone.

Previously, Brown's discussion with Sailly was more like a means of stabilizing the other party, so that he could not make other plans and thus could not threaten himself to complete the task.

Rod's appearance was unexpected by Mage Brown from the beginning, and before that, Brown did not realize that another necromancer would come to carry out this mission.

It's just that Brown didn't see Rhodes as a threat to himself, and because he was about to enter the Soul Tower, Brown didn't even want to say anything to Rod at that time.

Prior to this, from Sailly, Mage Brown also felt a trace of abnormality, as if Sailly had an inexplicable connection with the vampires in the city, which made Brown feel vigilant.

The precaution against the other necromancers on this mission was also the reason why Brown finally directly used teleportation to enter the Soul Tower first.

In the process of getting along, necromancers always have an inexplicable vigilance, fearing that they will lose their lives if they are not careful and become undead creatures controlled by others.

Rhodes was not surprised by Brown's vigilance, in Rhodes' opinion, if the necromancers could cooperate sincerely, on the contrary, it would be very abnormal, at least until the Death Shadow Battle really began.

Relying on the existence of the peeping eye, Rod understood Brown's thoughts, and naturally had no intention of cooperating with him in his heart, and it can even be said that from the beginning, Rod had no such plans.

What Rod hoped to achieve was to use the opportunity of this mission to seize the extremely powerful combination artifact in Sandru's hands, and as for what Saily hoped to achieve, to find out Sandru's true purpose, Rod did not take it to heart.