This discovery of his own caused Degar to put all his attention on Vidnina after ending his bat-like state, trying to observe the special features that existed in this necromancer.

At this time, Vidnina's attempt to return to the Soul Tower after finishing her words was also seen by Degar.

Noticing this situation, Degar naturally did not let Vidnina do this easily, and in Degar's opinion, if he could keep Vidnina, he would undoubtedly be able to give himself a lot of advantages in the next process of obtaining the vampire cape.

With countless combat experiences accumulated in the past, Degar has a deep understanding of how a hero can change the situation in battle. In this case, being able to deal with a hero in advance is naturally an extremely helpful thing for Degar.

Looking at Vidnina, who was facing away from him, Degal's scarlet eyes flashed, and between the waves of his arms, a large black mist erupted under the already decaying robes.

For a moment, a large number of bats emerged from the black mist, and between the flickering of their wings, they rushed towards Vidnina on the side.

In the process, Degar's figure remained in place, and it seemed that it was not affected by the appearance of the black fog.

Different from the bat-transformation skills used by vampires in the past, the appearance of the black mist did not make Degar enter the entire bat-transformation state, even if a large number of bats were released, Degar was still able to maintain his original form.

After releasing the bats, Degar's expression did not change in any way. Along with the bats, there was an extremely large amount of death energy, and the appearance of death energy made Degar's own momentum even worse.

Degar's intention to try to stop Vidnina has been shown to all the creatures in the field at this time, and Rhodes on the side can feel this more clearly.

Due to the extreme suddenness of Degal's movements, just after Vidnina said those words, both Rhodes and the other two necromancers stayed in their original positions, and there was still a long distance from the existence of the Soul Tower.

Originally, when he saw Vidnina's movements, Rod had expected this situation, and in Rhodes' opinion, the battle that took place at this time was undoubtedly an opportunity to let himself know the specific strength of these creatures.

It's just that the scene in front of him undoubtedly made Rod realize that he may not be able to achieve his original goal.

Rhodes noticed that in the face of the large number of bats released by Degar, Widnina had not made any moves, and someone had taken the lead in responding.

In Rod's sight, it was Tamik who had tried to stop them in the first place.

Faced with the large number of bats released by Degar, Tamik did not panic and immediately responded in the same way.

Rod noticed that a large amount of black mist emerged from under the armor behind Tamik, and from the black fog emerged a large number of extremely fierce bats.

Through his own observations, Rhodes confirmed that both Tammik and Degar possessed this ability to partially bat the state of batatization, that is, to release a large number of bats that were originally in a batatized state while maintaining their original form.

In the game of his previous life, Rhodes had also heard that some powerful high-level vampires were able to make different uses of their bat-transformation talents.

In Rod's view, the partial batting that appeared in front of his eyes was also a kind of special application. The batatization released in this special way allows the vampire to maintain its original form while fighting with a large number of bats.

According to the information that Rhodes knew, this extremely special ability has been regarded as one of the most difficult applications of batatization, and the only one that can be compared with it in terms of difficulty is the evolved vampire, who completes the form transformation through batting.

What made Rhodes feel concerned was that the two powerful vampires in front of him had shown proficiency in the use of this ability, and it was obvious that these two vampires, in the years they had survived for an unknown amount of time, had already had an extremely deep understanding of the special ability of batting.

Relying on his deep mastery of batting, Degar tried to borrow such a way to drag Vidnina a little, and then stepped forward to fight her.

To Degar's surprise, in the process, he was blocked by Tamik, who is also a vampire, and in addition to this, what made him feel more concerned was naturally Tamik's blocking effect.

As the two bats meet in the air, a very special battle begins.

It is also a bat produced by batatization, the appearance of these two bats is very similar, and the means used in battle, there seems to be little difference, the only difference is that the bats transformed by Degar are more focused on biting in battle.

Due to the extreme similarity of these two bat forms, the scene was undoubtedly extremely chaotic when they fought in the air, and Rao Rhodes could not rely on his own vision to tell which bat had the upper hand.

What made Rhodes feel concerned was that when these bats died, they did not fall to the ground in the form of corpses, but directly turned into black mist and dissipated, leaving no traces.

As they are the product of special skills, these bats do not have any corpses when they die, but return to their original state.

For a while, as the battle between the bats progressed, a large amount of black mist burst out in the air, and even the native vampires who were in the vicinity were also affected by this situation.

As a result, the bats released by Degar were not able to override Tamik's presence and attack Vidnina directly in front of them.

Even if a handful of bats break away from the center of the battle and rush to Vidnina's position during the battle, they will be instantly killed by the other two necromancers beside her, unable to pose any threat to her, let alone affect her return to the Soul Tower.

Without the presence of Tamik, Degar at this time, with the cooperation of these bats, will attack Vidnina together to achieve the best effect of the attack.

It's just that Tamik's appearance, as well as her actions, undoubtedly completely disrupted Degar's plans. In order to achieve his goal of retrieving the vampire cape, Degar had to think of another way.

For a moment, looking at Tamik, who was also a vampire, but with a slightly different form, Degar didn't know what was going on in his heart.