Just as Rhodes didn't care, and wouldn't ask Troll, why he was so obsessed with seeking this method, Trow knew that Rhodes must have some reasons for why he wanted to know this.

After thinking about it quickly in his heart for a while, Tello finally told Rhodes what he had learned, that is, the method he had chosen to solve the erosion of death energy on his body.

"In order to solve the erosion caused by death energy, I have thought of many ways, consulted a large number of classics, and also asked many more powerful necromancers for help, but I still found no suitable way."

"Just when I was discouraged and wanted to give up, I remembered a very special piece of information I had learned from the Thieves' Guild."

"In the territory of Diya, there is a special location, which is called the Death Desert by other necromancers. It can be regarded as one of the places where the death energy is the strongest in the entire Deya, but no necromancer dares to carry out the transformation of undead creatures in this position, but will deliberately avoid this place. ”

"Legend has it that inside the Death Waste, there is a powerful lich. The lich had been within Diya for a long time, and even traces of the lich's existence could be found in the records of the Thieves' Guild countless years ago. ”

"Within Diya, there are many places like this, and the lich's form of existence has long surpassed all necromancers, and we can't measure their behavior by their own form. If that's all there is to it, this lich isn't worth paying attention to, and what surprised me was the records of the lich that existed within the Thieves' Guild. ”

"There is a clear difference from any other lich, this lich's appearance does not seem to have been eroded by the energy of death, and can still maintain a face consistent with the human state, even if countless years have passed, this lich's appearance has not changed in any way."

"When I learned this news from the Thieves' Guild, my first reaction was that there were many exaggerated parts in the records about this lich, and perhaps there was a great difference between it and the real situation, and as a lich that completely abandoned its human form, it was impossible for it to remain in the same situation as ordinary people."

"It may be a bit exaggerated, but there is still information about this lich that I want to know, that is, the solution to this problem, otherwise it would be impossible to explain the record of this lich in the Thieves' Guild."

"With that in mind, I came to the Death Wasteland where the lich is located, to learn more about it and find a solution to this problem."

"It wasn't until I saw the lich with my own eyes that I realized how wrong I was in my original thinking."

"This lich does have this unique ability, and can always maintain his original appearance, even after countless years, nothing has changed. If it weren't for the fact that I felt the threat of death from her, I wouldn't believe that this was the appearance of a lich. ”

Noticing the subtle changes in Troll's words, Rhodes seemed to realize something, and immediately interrupted Troll's words and asked his own question: "She? ”

The changes in Thero's words are so subtle that if it weren't for Rhodes' constant attention to the problems in his words, he might have ignored the past.

In Rhodes' opinion, although the changes in Troll's words are extremely subtle, they can also reflect some obvious anomalies.

The title referring to this lich can have this kind of change, which may have represented a kind of attitude of Tro himself, but in order to prevent any misunderstanding, Rhodes still raised his questions to Tro in front of him.

Consistent with Rod's expectations, after learning of Rod's doubts, Tello did not refute this, but replied:

"Yes, she. From her appearance alone, I couldn't tell the difference between her and the average necromancer, even with her lich status, as if she had not been corrupted by the energy of death at all. ”

"As you can see, according to the method she provided, now I have also solved the erosion caused by the death energy, and I have paid a great price."

After speaking, Tello stopped talking, and Rhodes on the side had already entered into thought.

According to Rhodes's understanding of spiritualism, especially the Endless Night Ritual performed when a fifth-order necromancer was promoted, in the process of the Endless Night Ritual, the necromancer needs to complete his own transformation under the influence of strong death energy, and finally break away from his original life form and become a more powerful lich.

In order to obtain such a rich amount of death energy, that is, to successfully complete the Endless Night ritual, the necromancer needs to collect a series of rare materials in order to satisfy the need for death energy.

This is also the reason why the Mother of the Dead can be of great help to the entire Endless Night Ritual. Using the Mother of the Dead as the core of the Endless Night Ritual can raise the quality of the entire Endless Night Ritual up a notch.

On the one hand, the death energy in the Endless Night Ritual can enhance the essence of necromancers and transform them into lichs with a higher level of life, while on the other hand, in the process of the Endless Night Ritual, the necromancer's original human body will also be completely decayed under the effect of death energy.

For ordinary lichs, the energy of death has long since eroded their whole body, and there will not be any intact flesh and blood on their bodies. Those lichs that have existed for countless years are no different from ordinary skeleton creatures.

Because of their great strength, they are the true rulers of all of Dia, and the necromancer's worship of the lich makes them worship the lich's body as well.

In the realm of Dia, many necromancers who have not yet completed the Endless Night Ritual and can only be called corpse witches are proud of their ability to achieve a lich-like appearance in advance.

Compared with the average senior necromancer, the erosion of the body caused by death energy on the lich has already reached the limit that can be reached, and no necromancer can have a stronger erosion phenomenon in his body than the lich.

It's just that for the lich with a near-infinite lifespan and extremely powerful strength, they have long since stopped caring about these changes in their bodies.