The village chief's words rang in Rod's ears, but Rods didn't care about what he said at all, nor did he take it to heart, but looked at Rowling's position.

In Rod's opinion, everyone around him, including the village chief and all the other people, don't need to care, only Rowling really cares.

Looking at Rowling, who looked a little strange at this time, Rhodes asked softly:

"Are you grieving because of these people around you?"

After listening to Rod's question, Rowling did not give any answer, but tilted her head to the side.

In Rowling's heart, she had already made up her mind not to cause any trouble to Rod. At this point, Rowling made a decision long before coming here.

In Rowling's opinion, even if it is better to bear the scolding of these villagers than to affect Rod's plan after making a move, if it is just like this, then Rowling would rather bear these scoldings.

However, in this situation, it seems that Rowling's idea cannot be realized, and the villagers seem to have completely collapsed the mine and counted it on Rod's head.

"Master Mage, please leave quickly."

At this time, the village chief on the side said this sentence first.

Although it was for his own purposes, he forcibly let Rhodes and the others leave the village, but in his tone, the village chief still looked very respectful, obviously recognizing Rhodes' strength.

Hearing the village chief's words again, Rod still didn't react, just looked at Rowling beside him, but Rowling still didn't respond.

After discovering this, the human overseer on the side glanced at the surrounding villagers again, and the villagers who had stopped scolding began to scold the two people in the field again.

The human overseer thought that this kind of behavior would not be discovered by Rhodes, and according to the identity of this mage, he would probably not have done anything with this group of uninformed villagers, but what he didn't know was that Rhodes had already seen his actions.

This time, hearing the noise around him again, Rod sensed a hint of request in Rowling's eyes, and seemed to have some idea and wanted Rod to achieve it.

Seeing this, Rod seemed to understand what she meant, and when he came to Rowling's side, he raised his hand. In an instant, a ring of ice was released.

The ice-blue ripples spread rapidly in all directions, and the impact they brought sent the snowflakes that were falling around them flying. Corresponding to this is the wailing of the surrounding villagers.

All the surrounding villagers were completely affected by the Ice Demon Ring, and many villagers fell directly to the ground, unable to get up again. As long as a few villagers were able to fall to the ground and gasp, they could not hold on for long.

The damage that the Ice Demon Ring can inflict is not something that this group of unranked villagers can withstand.

Under Rod's control, Rowling beside him was in the center of the Ice Ring. The Ice Ring explodes from the center, but does no damage to the creatures in the middle.

Looking at the villagers who fell to the ground around her, Rowling sighed slightly.

Rowling didn't plan for Rhodes to kill them, she just wanted Rhodes to act according to her plan, but in this case, this idea was obviously difficult to achieve.

In the face of the dead villagers around her, it was difficult for Rowling to have any thoughts, whether it was the death she witnessed along the way, or the original scolding of this group of villagers, it was difficult for Rowling to have any pity for them.

Due to the distance between the village chief and the human overseer, and he reacted in time, he was not harmed by the Ice Ring.

However, looking at the situation of the surrounding villagers, the village chief and the human supervisor were obviously extremely shocked, they did not expect that Rhodes would kill the surrounding villagers because of this incident.

What the village chief didn't expect was that this mage would not care about the forces behind him, in this case, this place was still a subsidiary of Silver Cliff City, and Rod's move would undoubtedly completely offend Silvercliff City.

Thinking of the strength of this mage, the village chief knew in his heart that he could not defeat him at all, and he could only stabilize it at this time.

Before the village chief could speak, Rod's next move once again surprised the village chief.

The village chief noticed that Rhodes had taken out a black crystal from his pocket, which looked similar to the Revenant Crystal he had obtained before, but it was even more profound.

In the perception of the village chief, a strange magical energy was released from the crystal towards the surroundings, and directly entered the corpses of the surrounding villagers.

In an instant, the corpses stood up in a different posture and attacked the living villagers on the ground around them.

The ordinary villagers who were still alive around them, when they saw these undead creatures standing up, thought that they had also survived the attack of magic, and they were defenseless.

It wasn't until one of the villagers was attacked that they realized that the villagers who had risen again were no longer the people they knew, but a different kind of powerful creature.

Compared with ordinary walking corpses, these walking corpses transformed by the Mother of Dead Souls are many times more powerful.

The village chief saw all of this, and at the same time, he also noticed the Mother of the Dead that Rhodes was holding in his hand. Although he did not know the efficacy of the Mother of the Dead, the village chief was able to determine that the Mother of the Dead held in Rod's hand was the source of a series of changes inside the mine.

The village chief knew that, as he had expected, Rhodes had obtained the treasures that existed inside the mine and had been able to use them proficiently.

Looking at the villagers around him who had turned into undead creatures, and the human overseers who were struggling to resist in front of him, the village chief could understand the power of this treasure, and for this treasure, of course, the village chief wanted to get it, but in this case, it was more important to save his own life.

At this time, the fallen villagers got back on their feet, and their strength was qualitatively improved, and the village chief hurriedly shouted something to Rod's position, but did not get any response.

In the village chief's sight, Rhodes didn't look in his direction at all, but kept looking at the girl beside him.

It didn't take long for only the village chief and the human overseer to survive in the area.

Beside the village chief, the walking corpses were completely surrounded. Not far away, the human overseer seemed to want to flee to the rear, but was unable to do so, and was completely unable to find a way out of the walking corpse.

Soon, the human overseer was completely overwhelmed by the walking corpses around him. The village chief wants to support him, but he can't protect himself, and simple spells alone can't solve these walking corpses around him.

The village chief finally looked towards Rod's position, and regardless of his dignity as a spellcaster, he wanted to beg Rhodes for mercy, but he could only find that Rhodes had never paid attention to himself.