Due to its geographical location, the area where Vierning is located has always been under the prying eyes of the surrounding territories, which is also the origin of this disputed place.

After a long battle, the forces existing in Verning also reached a consensus, that is, except in some special circumstances, high-level creatures above the sixth order will not easily attack other low-level creatures.

In each of these forces, the higher creatures have an extraordinary significance. In the case that legendary creatures will not easily make a move, high-level creatures are already considered to be top-notch strength, and their number almost represents the overall strength of a force.

And between high-level creatures, there are rarely head-on collisions, and in most cases, due to the fear of the strength of the other party, even if there is any conflict between high-level creatures, it is often resolved through negotiation.

And this is also the reason why high-level creatures in the territory of Verning rarely rely on their own strength to attack ordinary creatures at will.

Once a high-level creature strikes at a low-level creature of another faction, the higher-tier creature of the other faction can also follow suit and rely on its own strength to retaliate against the other side's ordinary creature.

Once this happens, the results will be something that all the lords do not want to see.

Because of the mutual jealousy of high-level creatures, they will not easily attack each other, but the forces they originally belonged to have suffered great losses in the process.

This is unacceptable to any lord who desires to achieve the overall prosperity of his power, and once this situation occurs, only these high-level creatures may survive in the end, and those ordinary creatures will all die under their actions.

Even in the end, when hatred is generated in the heart, between these two high-level creatures, there is only an endless ending left, a high-level creature bent on revenge, which everyone does not want to see.

In order to avoid such a situation, all high-level creatures in the territory of Vierning have acquiesced to the existence of this rule, and will not easily attack ordinary creatures.

Regarding the expansion of forces, as well as the battles that broke out in Vierning, it was the fifth-order creatures that could really dominate the situation.

In the territory of Vilning, the high-level creatures stationed in it, their existence is more to deter other high-level creatures, so that they will not easily attack ordinary creatures, as for them, there may be some communication, but it is not easy to break out into battle.

When Witt first came to the supply point where the ice elemental was located, it was also to learn about this high-level necromancer, not to fight him, and the giant gargoyles he led were only to show his strength to some extent.

The conventions between high-level creatures already exist in the minds of all the lords of Verning, and even Wit, who has not been here for a long time, naturally understands this.

If it is a normal situation, Witt's idea is naturally no problem, but the object he needs to face is Rod who doesn't care about these at all, coupled with the wrong prediction of Rode's strength, Witt finally died in the battle.

As for the allegiance proposed by the Ice Elemental, Rhodes did not reject it, in addition to the information about the heirloom artifact, in fact, there was also this reason in it.

With the help of these elemental creatures, even if Rhodes didn't plan to take action himself, the forces involved in the mages in Werning would not be able to make any decent resistance.

When Witt died, Rhodes did not continue to lead his men to continue the attack on the mage's original station, but left it all to his centaur leader to solve.

As for the existence of violating this rule of high-level creatures in Vilning and taking the initiative to attack other low-level creatures, the high-level creatures of other forces in Vilning finally came to a unanimous conclusion after several painful lessons.

When this happens, the higher-tier creatures of the rest of the forces often band together to expel the rule-breaking higher-tier creature from Werning, or even kill him.

Due to Witt's strength as a high-level mage, even if Rhodes attacked him, the other high-level creatures in Werning could not find any suitable reason to unite against Rhodes, not to mention that in this case, Wit had already been killed by Rhodes, which further illustrated Rod's strength.

Even if Rhodes knew that his true rank did not reach the sixth order corresponding to high-level creatures, after showing such strength, other high-level creatures obviously would not believe this, but treated Rhodes as a high-level necromancer.

It's just that when Witt died, Rhodes had no reason to personally lead his other necromancers to attack the remnants of low-level creatures.

Rhodes knew that with Witt's death, the other high-level creatures in Werning had already set their sights on him. Once Rhodes made such a move, I am afraid that he would immediately be besieged by the joint efforts of these high-level creatures.

At present, Rod's strength is not able to face the siege of many high-level creatures, even if Rowling and the ghost dragon are counted, all Rhodes can do is to protect himself under the siege of many high-level creatures.

Unlike before, he relied on the Forbidden Ball Fragment to kill Nuosen, and through his understanding of teleportation, he killed Lord Witt, once these high-level creatures unite and fight head-on, in terms of pure strength, Rhodes is still a lot worse.

Because of this, when Rhodes had finished his battle with Witt and returned to the city established by the centaur leader, he told the centaur leader about the ice elemental and the ice crystals that communicated with it.

After that, Rhodes no longer deals with the necromancer's next plans, leaving it up to the centaur leader to decide for himself.

All this that the centaur leader established in Vilning was obviously something that Rhodes did not expect, and Rhodes' original idea was just to want the centaur leader to gain a lot of experience points in Vilning, but it did so to become the top existence among the undead lords in the entire Vernings.

This behavior of the centaur leader undoubtedly showed Rhodes his talent and the powerful learning ability brought about by the hero template.

Because of this, Rhodes naturally did not interfere with the decisions made by the centaur leader, but let him integrate the rest of the necromancers as the undead lord and fight.

Due to the lack of relevant special skills, in some cases, Rhodes may not be as good as the Centaur leader.

At this time, Rod's main attention was placed on other things.