Through the signal from the spirit imprint, Rhodes knew that his centaur leader had found the location of the dwarven vault.

Through the location information transmitted from the spirit seal, Rhodes walked in the direction of the dwarven vault.

It wasn't long before Rhodes was in front of the dwarven vault.

At this time, what entered Rod's eyes was a kind of building similar to a bunker, and the exterior of the building did not look very large, but Rhodes knew that the space inside the vault was much larger than what appeared on the outside.

Except for a few narrow openings at the top, there was only a hard iron door underneath the entire vault. The opening above the vault is extremely narrow, and it is clear that it is not used for access but for other purposes.

At Rod's signal, the centaur leader who was next to the vault immediately swung his battle axe and slashed towards the gate of the vault in front of him.

The vault was obviously an extremely important place for the dwarves, and the door to the vault was a single piece of hard iron that could not be broken by brute force unless it could be opened by a special means.

The battle axe in the hands of the centaur leader is a treasure inherited from the Silva tribe. So far, Rhodes has not seen anything that can compete with it in terms of hardness, and even the armor worn by the enemy can be broken by the centaur leader with the battle axe in his hand.

However, in the current situation, the centaur leader tried to break through the iron door of the vault with his tomahawk, but ran into a lot of trouble.

The door to the vault was made entirely of a heavy block of iron, and the tomahawk in the centaur leader's hand could damage it to some extent, but it obviously took a lot of time.

And for Rod, there was no advantage in time.

Rode's behavior itself took a certain risk, and Rod didn't know when he would be exposed because of an accident. In addition to this dwarven village, Rhodes needed to travel to other locations immediately, and for Rhodes, time was precious.

Therefore, Rhodes was clearly unwilling to wait for the centaur leader to slowly destroy the iron gate in front of him.

Through the spirit imprint, Rod immediately ordered the bone dragon to fly here quickly. It didn't take long for the bone dragon to appear beside Rod.

At Rod's signal, the bone dragon immediately waved its dragon claws and struck towards the door of the vault.

Compared to the strength of the centaur leader, the bone dragon was obviously much stronger in terms of strength, and under the slap of the bone dragon, the door of the vault instantly recessed inward. Even heavy pieces of iron could hardly withstand the attacks of the bone dragons.

It didn't take long for the anchorage of the vault door and the surrounding walls to loosen, and the bone dragon directly threw the vault door in front of him to the side. The iron fell to the ground behind him with a heavy sound.

At this time, seeing that the passage to the vault had been opened, Rod no longer waited, but looked directly inside the vault.

In Rod's line of sight, the vault contained a large amount of gold coins. The coins were poured into it through an opening above the vault, which by this time had been piled up into a small tower.

According to what Rhodes knew in the game in his previous life, the reason why the dwarves built this kind of vault has a lot to do with their long-standing customs.

The dwarves would drop gold coins through the opening above the vault, and when something happened to the tribe that needed them, they would take some of them out of the vault.

The dwarves never counted the amount of gold coins stored in the vault, and according to the legend of the dwarves, as long as the dwarven vault was established and used in this form, the number of gold coins in the vault would naturally increase.

This has been circulating among the dwarven tribes, and the rest of the race, when they hear about it and learn about the dwarves' thoughts, often only laugh at the dwarves' stupidity with their companions, and believe such things, and do not delve into the dwarven vaults.

After recalling the matters related to the dwarven vault, Rhodes did not wait, but immediately put the surrounding gold coins into the spatial ring.

The size of a single gold coin is not very large, and even if it is just a bag of gold coins that does not seem to be much, the number of gold coins in it may be close to a hundred. Inside the vault, the coins were even piled up into a small tower, numbering tens of thousands.

So far, it is the first time that Rhodes has obtained such a large number of gold coins, although Rhodes has obtained extremely valuable Revenant Crystals before, but there is a premium situation for Revenant Crystals, and if they are not sold within Diya, they cannot be sold at too high a price.

Rod collected these gold coins into the space ring that he first obtained from Elliott, and almost filled the space inside the space ring, so that Rhodes had to take out the rest of the items originally stored in the space ring and put them into another space ring.

Feeling the gold coins inside the space ring, Rhodes knew that although he had spent some time on obtaining these gold coins, it was obviously worth it.

As Rod moved, the vault gradually emptied until there was no more gold coin left.

After disposing of the gold coins in the vault, Rhodes stopped waiting and walked out of the vault.

Rod's series of treatments for the vault were all seen by Lahr in the rear. After the bone dragon damaged the vault door, Ral saw the gold in the dwarven vault. Seeing this, Ral's breathing was a lot heavier.

Even as a merchant leader, most of Ral's wealth was only in the form of objects, and he had never seen such a large amount of gold coins.

Ral knew that these gold coins may have been accumulated by generations of dwarves in the dwarven village to finally reach this level, but at this time, these gold coins were obviously owned by Rod.

Seeing Rhodes walking towards the village gate, Ral immediately followed.

It wasn't long before Rhodes was back at the village gate.

Before reaching the door, Rhodes smelled a strong smell of blood, and when Rhodes actually returned to the original battlefield, what he saw was a large number of dwarven corpses placed here.

The dwarves who originally lived in the village had all fallen here at this time, waiting for Rhodes to transform.

Without any hesitation, Rhodes raised his hand and began to release death energy. With Rod's movements, his mana began to drop, and all around, a rich amount of death energy gathered in an instant.

Due to the close proximity between these corpses, the death energy released by Rhodes can be well used.

For Rod, Rod's mana is more used to activate the soul fire of these dwarves than to provide the death energy of transforming undead creatures.