His mind was immersed in perceiving the existence of magical elements, and in addition to retaining the most basic vigilance, for a moment, Rhodes forgot about his environment.

There was a constant noise from the outside world, and there seemed to be a lot of creatures coming and going, and the prison became lively as well, but since he didn't feel any threat, Rhodes didn't stop meditating.

It didn't take long for Rhodes' spirit to return to an active state and slowly withdraw from his meditative state.

The reason why Rhodes stopped meditating was not because his mana had returned to its full value, but because in his perception, he sensed the arrival of danger.

There was a burst of threat in his perception, which made Rod's heart vigilant, and he opened his eyes, only to see that outside the cell, a huge black dragon was staring at him with its dark yellow dragon pupils.

For dragon-like creatures, perhaps because they are not of the same race, it is difficult for Rhodes to distinguish the appearance of such creatures, in his opinion, all black dragons have similar characteristics, and the subtle differences may only be distinguishable by the dragon itself.

Even so, feeling the incomparably strong hostility, Rhodes still recognized the identity of this black dragon, it was the black dragon that Rod had been hostile to him since he came to the Dragon Country, and Rhodes once suspected that he felt the breath on the Titan Arrow, which would be hostile to him.

Unexpectedly, in the previous battle, this black dragon was lucky to survive. Relying on the black dragon's own anti-magic characteristics, among the spells cast by Deken, except for the final meteor fire shower, which can pose a certain threat to it, other spells are difficult to hurt the black dragon.

Similar to the previous battles, the black dragon's survival chance is undoubtedly the highest, and the black dragon who is immune to external magic doesn't care about most of the conventional spells at all, even if the thunder bomb doesn't explode in the black dragon's body, it is difficult to cause damage to it.

Feeling the hostility of the black dragon outside the prison, Rhodes felt a burst of vigilance in his heart, and couldn't help but hold the weapon on his waist.

A low roar came from the black dragon's mouth, but after losing the [Traveler's Ribbon], Rod didn't understand what he meant at all.

Unable to get a response from Rod, seeing that the black dragon was becoming more and more manic, and there was even a faint flame condensation in its mouth, suddenly, a sound came from afar, which attracted the attention of the giant dragon.

Ignoring Rhodes in the prison, the black dragon's expression changed, and then quickly moved away in the direction of the sound.

Rhodes was a little confused, not understanding what was going on outside, but he heard a sound of footsteps.

Looking in the direction from which the footsteps came, a humanoid skeleton dressed in a luxurious purple robe and without any flesh and blood appeared in Rod's eyes.

Looking at the skeleton in front of him, Rhodes was stunned, and when he came to the prison, it was obviously a necromancer, only a necromancer had this unique appearance, but he didn't know why the necromancer appeared here.

"Who are you and why are you in the Dragon Country?" Rod asked in a deep voice.

Hearing Rod's words, the necromancers outside the prison were also stunned, as if they did not expect that there would be other necromancers in this territory belonging to the dragon, and they were also imprisoned in the prison.

"Who else do I want to ask you? Why are you in this prison? The necromancer was silent for a moment, then lowered his voice and asked Rhodes.

The necromancer lowered her voice, but from the high pitch, Rhodes could still tell that she was supposed to be a woman.

Although the necromancer in front of her had a skeleton form that was very close to Rhodes, Rhodes still couldn't tell her gender before she spoke.

According to the knowledge learned by the necromancer, if you want to distinguish the gender that belongs to the skeleton, you need to start from the pelvis that connects the spine and lower limbs, but unfortunately, under the shroud of the wide purple robe on her body, Rod could not observe it like this.

The easiest way to tell if a creature in skeletal form is a necromancer or an undead creature is to look at the clothes it is wearing.

Undead creatures in skeletal form don't have the opportunity to care about the clothes on their bodies, and whether they wear clothes or not is determined by the necromancer who controls them.

In the eyes of all living beings, it is the norm for undead creatures in skeleton form to wear no clothing, and no one has ever accused skeleton soldiers of fighting naked, and after losing flesh and blood, there is nothing special about a pile of white bones.

But necromancers are different, even if they only have a skeleton form, necromancers will dress up and wrap their bony bodies in gorgeous clothes, even more than ordinary necromancers.

Perhaps it was the pride of the necromancer himself that made them reluctant to look like an undead creature, or it was just a habit that made them can't help but put on all kinds of clothes, and in Rod's impression, the necromancer who has not yet been in the form of a skeleton is willing to show people in the full form of a skeleton at all times.

Even Rhodes herself, in addition to the wide cloak behind her, also has a layer of black robes on her body, which is also the reason why when this purple-robed skeleton appears, Rod can recognize her identity as a necromancer at a glance, and the purple robe that exists on her body has made it clear that she is different from the undead creatures.

"You want to know who I am? That's a long story. Faced with the necromancer's inquiry, Rhodes replied in a deep voice.

A dragon roar came out from the passage where the black dragon had gone, and when he heard this dragon roar, Rhodes didn't react, and the necromancer outside the prison looked a little anxious.

"Oh no, I'm not here to talk to you about the black dragon." As he spoke, the necromancer leaned closer to the fence outside the cell, "Tell me if there is a treasure stored by the dragon in the depths of the passage." ”

From the necromancer's words, Rod probably guessed her intention, after the previous battle, Rod didn't care much about those treasures, so he said casually: "I suggest you find treasures in another place." ”

With that, Rhodes sat back in the cell, where he had been meditating.

"You must know something when you say this, so you might as well tell me what you know, and when I find the treasures of those dragons, I will definitely share it with you."

The necromancer outside the prison was still talking about the treasure, but Rod had no intention of continuing the conversation, a promise that Rod never believed.

Ignoring the necromancer outside the prison, Rhodes retained the most basic vigilance to ensure that he could respond to the crisis in a timely manner, and then closed his eyes while his mind froze and prepared to re-enter meditation.