Perceiving the changes in his surroundings, Rhodes realized that his current self had obviously come to the cursed land.

Whether it is in perception, the control of magic elements in the past is no longer sensitive, or even relatively slow, full of a sense of blockage, or in the system log, the prompts can clearly explain this to Rhodes, at this time, he is on top of this special thing.

It's just that this discovery didn't affect Rod to move forward in the slightest, and Rod didn't seem to care about the anomaly he was in.

At the same time, in Rod's perception, a sense of oppression became more and more obvious. Rod can't ignore it as he did when he first came here, and this is where Rod really cares about at this time.

As early as after passing through the portal of time and space, Rhodes was able to sense the looming threat around him. However, Rhodes has no way of knowing the source of this threat.

Due to the black clouds in the sky, Rhodes could only observe what was around him with the help of a dim vision. Rhodes was able to spot anomalies around him thanks to his perception.

In Rhodes' perception, just below the black clouds, in places beyond his sight, there were many powerful undead creatures.

With the help of the black clouds and the extremely rich death energy around them, these undead creatures concealed their bodies very well, and if it weren't for Rhodes' powerful perception ability, they might not have been able to detect this at all.

In this case, Rhodes realizes that his arrival, perhaps from the beginning, has been discovered by the lich.

As Rhodes moved, in his perception, the number of undead creatures lurking around him did not decrease in the slightest, and Rhodes was in this area, and there was no way to hide his whereabouts.

It is precisely because of this that Rhodes did not let the ghost dragon go to the sky to test the information, but just let it follow him in the rear.

Through his own observations, Rhodes also realized an extremely important problem.

Obviously, not only the area where the teleportation tablet exists, but also every location on the entire Death Wasteland, there are some special undead creatures lurking, so it can be said that everywhere is always under the watchful eye of this lich. Rod also understood why there seemed to be no protection at the previously damaged teleportation monument.

Rhodes had no doubts about whether the lich had such a large number of undead creatures that it completely covered the entire Death Wasteland.

According to Rod's understanding of the lich, without the limitation of the lifespan of the body, under the effect of almost infinite years, for the lich, they can easily accumulate extremely large powers.

The spirit of deep manipulation that Rhodes lacked, after a long period of meditation, has this attribute that the lich can possess at a base of thousands of points, or even higher.

When all of these manipulative spirits are transformed into undead creatures, the Lich is powerful enough to strike fear into the hearts of any necromancer.

After a long period of accumulation, the undead creatures controlled by the lich will also undergo some changes in the process, especially in this cursed land, these undead creatures have far more strength than ordinary necromancers can imagine.

In addition to the undead creatures, the spells cast by the lich are also terrifying to other creatures.

Although in terms of real damage, the Lich cannot directly obtain a huge increase like the legendary mage, but the research of spells over the long years has also given the Lich a spell understanding that is not weaker than that of the legendary mage, and the death energy blessing attached to the Lich itself when casting the spell makes the spells cast by the Lich equally powerful.

It's just that among Diya, the number of lichs who can really do this is actually not very large.

For the lich, whether it is the improvement of their own control spirit, the creation of undead creatures, or the research of spells, it will take a long time before their own strength can produce such a qualitative change.

And among the Diya, those who had transformed themselves into lich beings countless years ago, even when the necromancer had just been expelled from Bracada, were not much left now.

More lichs have completed this transformation in the process after Diya, and the strength they can accumulate is still a huge gap compared to those original lichs.

Since the strength of the lich depends largely on this accumulation, it can be said that after becoming a lich, the change of strength is directly related to the length of time.

In this case, the lich in the territory of Diya has a completely different style from ordinary necromancers, and fierce wars rarely break out between lichs, and under normal circumstances, they will not attack ordinary necromancers.

Even within Diya, it is difficult for ordinary necromancers to find traces of lichs in Diya's territory, and only in some special places that have long been known by necromancers, can these lichs be found.

It's just that what makes Rhodes a little concerned is that the way that the lich has adopted, through the accumulation of time, to steadily improve his strength, will not bring any help to players in his previous life.

In Rod's impression, in his previous life, even players who eventually advanced to the rank of Lich could not improve their strength like the orthodox Lich.

Due to the overall environment of the game, these players in previous lives cannot rely on a lot of time accumulation to become a real lich, so it is difficult to play the real advantages of this class.

Through his own observation of his surroundings, Rhodes also found some anomalies.

Whether it was the large number of undead creatures lurking around him, or the cursed earth that existed beneath his feet, they all sent an extremely clear message to Rhodes.

Rhodes realized that Stefan, the lich in the heart of the area, as Tro called it, had probably become a lich countless years ago, when the necromancer was banished by Bracada, far from what he had originally thought, a lich with little accumulation.

Once again, he deeply felt the strength of this lich, and Rod did not have any fear in his heart, on the contrary, he also had greater confidence in the way that this lich mastered, the means to solve the erosion of death energy.