At this time, after noticing the existence of these two necromancers, as well as some of the anomalies they exhibited, Rhodes did not intend to wait any longer.

"Thanks to the city lord for this information, I will go to these two necromancers and ask for the details of this mission."

Towards Tammick on the side, a brief explanation, and after finishing this conversation, Rhodes walked to the two necromancers not far away, preparing to take advantage of the opportunity before the official opening of the Soul Tower to learn the specific information of this mission from the mouths of these two necromancers.

Regarding the detailed process of this mission, as well as the internal structure that exists in the Soul Tower, Rhodes has not heard Tammik mention it, and the peeping eye that Rhodes has mastered is difficult to have an effect on Tamik. At this time, only the existence of these two necromancers could solve these doubts in Rhodes's heart.

Just as Rhodes was leaving, Tamik, who was on the undead warhorse, looked at his back, and his expression changed slightly.

In the process of contact with Rhodes before, the aura he sensed from Rhodes made Tamik understand that Rhodes' existence was very different from the other two necromancers.

From Rod, Tamik felt an extremely abnormal death energy. Even in human form, the death energy in Tamik's body will also be attracted by these death energies, which undoubtedly makes Tamik feel extremely concerned.

Tamik naturally felt extremely confident in the vampire's concealment ability, and no other undead creature, or no matter how powerful the necromancer, could make the death energy in Tamik's body produce such a change.

In Tammick's memory, this situation had only occurred when facing Stephen the Lich.

In addition, in the process of observing Rod, Tamik was able to judge through some subtle actions that Rhodes had been trained in combat and had combat abilities far stronger than ordinary necromancers.

Perhaps for Tamik himself, he didn't take Rhodes' fighting ability into account, but it was also extremely rare to be able to observe this in the necromancer, and from this situation, Tamik could also find some anomalies.

Tamik realized that although Rhodes' rank may be at a lower level in his opinion, his strength was obviously different from that corresponding to his rank, far surpassing the two necromancers on the side.

Tammick doesn't know where Stephen got Rod for this task, but she can realize that whether or not he can get this mission done depends on Rode's performance.

Through the existence of the spirit seal, although Tammik learned about the mission issued by the lich Stephen, Stephen did not mention the specific information about Rod, and all this can only be determined by Tammik's own judgment.

Looking at Rod's back as he left, Tammik seemed to be aware of something, but he didn't say much, just silently wrote down these anomalies in his mind.

Seeing Rhodes come to the two necromancers, Tamik no longer paid attention to him, but focused his attention on the surrounding undead creatures, especially the command of his terrifying knights.

Looking at the increasingly restless primordial vampires around them, even with the terrifying knights as a deterrent, they still couldn't suppress their momentum, Tamik knew that these primordial vampires who behaved abnormally must have been commanded by a king-level vampire to dare to act so boldly.

In this case, because he could not truly represent the original vampires, Tamik's previous status in the vampire group was also greatly affected at this time, and he was unable to rely on his identity to calm down the surrounding native vampires.

Although Tammik had anticipated the fierce actions of these primitive vampires, he had obviously underestimated the extent of this conflict, and the number of terrifying knights who came here was not all that Tammik controlled.

But at this time, from the actions of these vampires, Tamik also recognized the change in the situation, and began to use the existence of the spirit mark to transfer the remaining terror knights in the rear here.

Tamik knew that even if he did the ultimate in guarding the Conjuring Tower, the effect he could have was still extremely limited, and the key to completing this mission was to rely on those necromancers.

At this time, while Tammik was dispatching his terror knights, Rhodes had already arrived in front of the two necromancers.

Seeing Rhodes who appeared here, the two worried necromancers were shocked at first, obviously surrounded by many undead creatures, they were able to see the existence of such a necromancer, so they didn't react for a while.

After a brief moment of surprise, the two necromancers immediately realized that Rod's appearance was the necromancer who had been on a mission together that Tamik had mentioned earlier.

The reactions of the two necromancers to Rhodes who appeared here were slightly different.

What Rod had noticed before was that the necromancer with the elemental pattern on the robe did not show any interest in Rode, and his face was even more gloomy than before, obviously extremely dissatisfied with Rode's appearance and interrupting his thoughts.

And beside this necromancer, the necromancer, who had been extremely uneasy and extremely cautious, noticed Rhodes' appearance, but as if relieved, he stepped forward and said:

"You're the necromancer the city lord mentioned, the necromancer who went on a mission together, right? My name is Sailly, and I used to be a necromancer in the City of Pain, and this is Myles Brown from the mage empire of Bracada. ”

"The surrounding environment is really uncomfortable, although I am a necromancer, I have never experienced this kind of battle, surrounded by many undead creatures."

Seeing that Rhodes came here, the necromancer, who called himself Sailly, took the initiative to introduce the situation between himself and the necromancer next to him to Rhodes.

When he came to the two necromancers, Rhodes opened his peeping eye and found some useful information.

Among them, what made Rhodes feel most concerned was naturally the origin of these two necromancers, in other words, how they got in touch with the lich Stephen and came to carry out this mission.

To Rod's surprise, the information obtained through the peeping eye revealed that the two necromancers in front of him had not seen the existence of the Lich Stephen with their own eyes, and their understanding of the Lich Stephen was not even as good as the vampire who once led the way for Rod.