Compared to the original vampires who maintain their form all the time, the evolved vampires will naturally be limited in terms of combat ability.

If the evolved vampire wants to fully display all of its strength and exert its most powerful combat ability, it needs to return to its pre-evolution form one step before it can do so.

For evolved vampires, the process of their original form is not something that can be achieved in an instant, and it also takes a certain amount of time to do so.

The time required to change the form is the biggest limitation for this type of vampire. Many sudden battles don't give them enough time to show their original form.

In this case, vampires who still retain their original human form will be greatly limited in the process of fighting, and they will not be able to use all the abilities that originally belonged to vampires, and in general, they can only be regarded as humans with strong basic attributes.

In addition, for some vampires, the process of manifesting their original form will even conflict with their original bat-transformation ability.

Once these vampires plan to return to the state of the original vampires to fight, then in the process of transformation, they lose the ability to transform themselves into bats, and the dangers they face can only be borne by their own bodies.

For the evolved vampires, the time required for this transformation is not long, it is not short, in the case of relative safety, there is naturally no problem with this transformation, once the battle breaks out, and the vampire maintains the evolved form, then there is only one way to forcibly transform in the battle.

The strong vitality of vampires undoubtedly brings them a certain convenience for their transformation in battle, but they still need to take great risks to transform in battle, and once they are found by other creatures before the transformation is completed, they can be killed directly.

The evolved vampire who has not yet completed this transformation and still maintains its human form will be at the weakest of the vampire itself to a certain extent, and the innate abilities that originally belonged to the vampire will be greatly limited.

According to the information that Rhodes knew, among Diya, the most powerful vampire, that is, the existence of the vampire king, also thought of many ways to solve the hidden dangers of strength that generally exist in evolved vampires.

In order to solve this problem, some powerful vampire kings have come up with a way to use the special form brought by batatization to directly complete the transformation. That is, in the evolved human form, perform a batatization, and when the batatization is over, it will directly appear in the form of a primitive vampire.

Compared with the conventional way of transforming in battle, for vampires in human form, the transformation through batatization is undoubtedly much safer, and at the same time, to a certain extent, relying on the advantages brought by batatization, to launch a more powerful attack.

It's just that there aren't many vampires in the entire vampire community who can master such a special skill.

Because of the existence of this skill, it involves many things, and can even affect the existence of the vampire itself, can skillfully use it, and exert its presence in battle, except for a few gifted vampires, there is only the real vampire king.

This special transformation technique is spread among many vampires, but not many vampires can master it.

In addition, even the vampire king can only give these ordinary vampires some advice, so that they can complete the transformation of their own form while ensuring safety.

For evolved vampires, the safest thing is to always maintain the form of a native vampire, no matter when they encounter a battle, they can show all their strength without worrying about danger during the transformation process.

It's just that this kind of behavior, for the evolved vampires, undoubtedly makes them lose the meaning of choosing the path of evolution. In the eyes of these evolved vampires, if they always remain in the state of the original vampires, then in the first place, there is no need for such evolution.

Especially when some vampires who have enough intelligence and have completed their evolution stay in Erathia for a long time, they understand that there is a deep gap between Diya's internal environment and Erathia, and if they can choose, they are naturally unwilling to stay in Diya in the form of primitive vampires.

As for the choices made by these evolved vampires, the native vampires in Diya, who have long been familiar with the original environment, may find it difficult to understand.

In the eyes of the evolved vampires, these primitive vampires naturally do not understand what they are looking for without coming to Erathia and feeling a different environment from the necromancer's strife, as well as a much larger number of prey that is also easier to get hold of.

On some special occasions, due to differences in concepts, some conflicts will also break out between the two vampires within Diya, and the result of the conflict will often end in the victory of the original vampires.

Because of this situation, most of the evolved vampires are often reluctant to stay in Diya for a long time, and as long as they have the opportunity, they will try their best to come to Erathia, and the vampires who stay in Diya are often more original vampires.

As a result of knowing this beforehand, Rhodes was a little surprised that he was able to see the existence of such an evolved vampire here.

The appearance of this situation undoubtedly proved to Rhodes at this time that there was a great connection between Tamik, the city lord in Thero's mouth, and vampires.

From Tello's mouth, when he heard the name Tamik, Rhodes also realized that something existed. According to the information that Rhodes learned about the second expansion in the game in his previous life, it seems that Tammik exists.

According to the information that Rhodes understood, the Death Shadow Battle launched by the necromancer could eventually affect all the forces in the surface world, naturally not only because of the existence of Sandru alone, but also because of the emergence of a large number of heroes belonging to the Deya forces in this battle.

Under the effect of the artifact possessed by Sandru, these heroes within Diya gave up all the previous disputes and instead used all their strength to deal with other forces around them, which achieved extremely amazing results.