As Rod's voice fell, Tello fell into shock, and he didn't move for a while, and at the same time couldn't say anything.

In Thero's perception, the concentration of death energy released by Rhodes far exceeded the limit of Troll's own release.

For Troll, if he wants to release such pure death energy, unless he uses a magic array and releases it with high-quality revenant crystals, he can't make it so easily.

However, right in front of Tello's eyes, Rhodes was able to easily release this extremely pure death energy.

Tello tried to strengthen his perception, carefully felt it from Rod, and finally found that all the death energy released by Rhodes was this pure death energy without exception.

Tello understood that Rhodes was able to unleash such a powerful death energy apparently because his spiritualism level was higher than his own.

After realizing this, combined with what Rod said before, Tro suddenly understood what Rod meant, and at the same time, an indescribable feeling also arose in his heart.

Tello knew that the spiritualism displayed by Rhodes had surpassed his grandmaster level and reached a higher level of epic level.

Previously, because Rod had been suppressing the death energy he could release, when Rod did not take the initiative to show it, Tello could not judge Rod's spiritualism level, until now, Rod took the initiative to let go of the control of a part of the death energy, and Tro understood Rod's spiritualism level.

Of course, what Tello didn't know was that the death energy released by Rhodes was only a small part of himself, and the true level of Rhodes' spiritualism was still above what Trolle expected.

Even so, after feeling the death energy that Rhodes was able to release, Thero's heart was still shocked.

Tello knew in his heart the difficulty of mastering epic spiritualism in a human body. Already in the process of asking other necromancers, Tello also made this attempt, and the results of the attempt were obvious, instead of succeeding, Tro made his own corruption worse.

In Thero's memory, none of the necromancers he had ever seen could master epic spiritualism, and even among the books he consulted, there were few necromancers who could master it except for hero-level necromancers.

Therefore, Tello also made up his mind that with a human body, it was impossible to master epic spiritualism.

In this case, Tello naturally had no choice but to abandon this idea and look for other useful methods.

It wasn't until now, feeling the death energy released from Rod's body, that Tello knew that his previous thoughts had always been wrong. In this state, the realization of this caused a strong shock in Thero's heart.

In Rod's sight, Tello seemed to fall silent, but Rhodes was not anxious, but waited for Tello's reaction.

At this time, Tello had already reacted from the original shock, looking at Rhodes in front of him, and then thinking of his words, Tello suddenly understood what he meant.

Tello knew that Rod's meaning was very obvious, he had already provided the method to himself, even if he couldn't achieve it, then it was also just his own business, and it had nothing to do with Rod, who provided the method.

In the previous process, Tello really did not think of this, because he had already tacitly acknowledged in his mind that this method must be unachievable, and if Rod could not produce evidence to prove that this method was feasible, Tro could also reject Rode.

But now, now that Rod has shown his epic spiritualism, Trowe suddenly has no room to refuse Rode.

Rhodes had already proved that this method was feasible in his own way, and if Tello directly refused to provide the map that Rhodes needed, it would undoubtedly violate the deal that was made between the two in the first place.

Tello quickly thought about the countermeasures, although it was located in the city of Yin Wind as the home field, but according to the strength displayed by the necromancer in front of him, including the ghost dragon he controlled, and the epic spiritualism he possessed, just what he showed made Tello extremely shocked, not to mention his hidden strength.

According to the necromancer's intentions, once he did not hand over the map in Diya's territory, then a battle was obviously inevitable.

Trow knew that since the necromancer dared to show himself epic spiritualism, he was obviously not afraid of making trouble here. Once the battle is fought here, although Tello also retains his hole cards, he can also imagine how tricky the battle is, plus the intervention of other forces in the city......

Eventually, Tello gave up on the idea of fighting.

At this time, in Rod's sight, there was not much flesh and blood on the entire face, and between his teeth, he said, "Please wait here for a while." ”

As soon as the words fell, with a fluctuation of mana, Thero's figure disappeared in an instant.

Rhodes knew that Tello should have used teleportation to return to the academy he was in, and he didn't make any moves for a while, just waiting for Tello to return.

Rhodes was not worried that Tello would disappear because of this, and even returned to the city to find other helpers to deal with him.

For high-level necromancers, who have experienced the experience of death, they are not like those mid- and low-level apprentices, who are forced by the intuitive pressure of death and are in a state of madness for a long time. In contrast, they are more like mages who study spells seriously.

In this case, Rhodes knew that even Tello would never make a rash decision before attacking him, not to mention, according to the fact that Tello took the initiative to appear here, and the other academies did not send anyone, Tello himself obviously has a certain predicament.

Rod recalls that, according to Tello's previous statement, he originally wanted to help him accomplish something so that he would hand over the map to him.

Rhodes did not have any doubts about the identity of the dean that Tello said, in this environment, he only needed to ask in the city to know the truth of what Tello said, and Tello obviously did not need to deceive himself on this point.

Through this, Rod was able to know that the environment in which Tello was located was not good. According to his status as the dean, he is still unable to assign his subordinates to complete this matter, and he still needs to hand it over to an outside necromancer, which is enough to explain his current predicament.

Therefore, in this case, Rhodes was not worried about Tello's unusual behavior, and just waited for Tello to return and give him the map he needed.