After perceiving the soul, Rhodes seemed to realize something, but before Rhodes could carefully probe the soul in the Titan's head, Rhodes directly moved his gaze to the back of the Magic Guild.

In Rod's sight, at the back of the Magic Guild, where it should have been the position of the administrative officer, a powerful necromancer appeared at this time, looking at him.

Along the way, due to the power displayed by Rhodes himself, none of the other necromancers in the academy dared to make eye contact with Rhodes, as if they were afraid of something.

At this time, when Rod saw the appearance of this powerful necromancer, Rod began to understand the other necromancers a little.

What appeared in Rod's eyes was a necromancer with an older face and a little gray hair on his temples.

Rod was able to feel the existence of extremely pure death energy from the necromancer who appeared in the back, and it was obvious that the death energy that Rod had felt before was emanating from this necromancer's body.

Realizing this, Rhodes took a closer look at the necromancer and eventually spotted the anomaly.

Based on the characteristics that Rhodes observed in this necromancer, Rhodes determined that the necromancer in front of him should only be at the level of the fifth order, and although he was powerful, he did not transform himself into a lich.

Unlike the Tello that Rhodes had seen before, the necromancer's face did not show such corrupt features, and the skin on his body did not fall off except for the folds of aging.

On the contrary, in Rod's eyes, although this necromancer is still the same old appearance as before, in the process of Rod's careful observation, Rod can feel a special temperament from his body.

With this temperament, even among a large number of necromancers, the necromancer in front of him can stand out and be regarded as a natural leader.

Under the combination of various circumstances, Rhodes was able to confirm that the necromancer in front of him should be a hero, and according to the strength shown by his rank, he should be a fifth-order hero. With the blessing of the hero template, this necromancer's spiritualism should reach an epic level.

After learning this, Rod also had a general idea of his strength.

The improvement that the hero template can bring will become stronger and stronger with the increase of the hero rank, which may be difficult to see when the hero is at a low level, but once the hero reaches the fourth level or above, the improvement brought by the hero template will really appear.

In this state, although the necromancer in front of him is still a fifth-order, the same rank as the court mage, but their strength is not of the same level, Rhodes can defeat the court mage, but when facing the fifth-order hero, he still seems powerless.

Rhodes knew that, according to his memory, this fifth-order hero controlled a large number of corpse witches, and in the previous battle, it was precisely because of his actions that he repelled Eeri's counterattacking army.

According to the past practice, fifth-order heroes will not stay in the City of Sorrow for a long time after completing their mission, and for them, being stationed in one city like this obviously cannot play their most powerful role.

But now, the powerful necromancer, after completing his mission, remains in the City of Sorrows, apparently with something that Rhodes does not know.

Rod didn't know why this situation happened, and he didn't know what kind of impact this fifth-order hero would have on his completion of the soul task.

While Rhodes was thinking, the necromancer was also observing Rhodes.

Unlike Rod, who could only rely on the naked eye to analyze, this necromancer opened the [Perspective Eye] at the first time and wanted to get information from Rod.

As if confirming something, the necromancer ignored Rhodes in front of him, and turned around and left.

Under Rod's gaze, the necromancer walked directly towards the top of the Magic Guild, with no intention of communicating with Rod.

And this also made Rod breathe a sigh of relief.

Powerful necromancers generally deliberately keep their distance from each other if they don't have any needs for themselves, or if they confirm that the other party's strength must be inferior to their own.

Although Rhodes was not afraid of the necromancer in front of him, he also had no intention of fighting the necromancer because he only wanted to complete the soul mission as soon as possible.

In this case, the necromancer left on his own initiative, which was also in line with Rod's original plan.

In the process of Rhodes and the necromancer looking at each other, all the low-level necromancers around them who were inferior to them did not disturb them at this time, but stayed away first for fear that a conflict would break out between them.

At this time, due to Rod's arrival and the power shown by that necromancer on the battlefield, for a while, there were few necromancers in the entire magic guild hall.

After the heroic necromancer left, Rhodes once again shifted his gaze to the Titan's head.

Rhodes knew that due to the rarity of legendary-level spiritualism, there were hardly any creatures that could master it except for those extremely powerful lichs, even hero-level necromancers, it was also difficult to master them, and only those powerful lichs had the opportunity to access them.

Therefore, although it has been in the City of Sorrow, the anomaly in the Titan's skull has not been detected.

Ordinary necromancers, when passing by the Titan's head, can't feel any information at all, and this wisp of soul can always exist in the Titan's head.

If it weren't for the legendary spiritualism, Rhodes would not have thought that there would be such a wisp of soul hidden in the head of the Titans, this kind of thing, even in the game process of his previous life, Rod had never heard anyone mention it.

After discovering this, Rod planned to continue his research.

Although Rod did not know whether this contact was good or bad, Rod still planned to give it a try.

Previously, Rhodes felt a sense of peace and tranquility from the soul in the Titan's skull.

Rhodes knew that if he lost the cover of his body and was just a wisp of soul, it would be difficult to hide his true state, especially if this kind of soul whose main consciousness had dissipated countless years ago, it would directly reveal its original state.

In this case, Rod understood that since he could feel this breath from his soul, then this wisp of soul would obviously not hurt himself.