Because this kind of death energy erodes the body, it is one thing that all necromancers must go through in the process of becoming a lich, for most senior necromancers, they don't care about this change in appearance at all, on the contrary, in the process of rank ascension, the change in strength is more worthy of their attention.

This is why Rhodes had a very deep impression of Tello after meeting him. According to Rod's recollections, in the games of the previous life, except for the players at the time, there didn't seem to be many necromancers who would care about this. Tlow's attempt to figure out a solution surprised Rhodes at the time.

Because of this impression, when Rhodes returned to Diya in order to find a solution to this problem, the first thing he thought of was Troll, who was in the Windy City, trying to get useful information from him.

And in the eyes of Rhodes himself, he didn't care about the fact that becoming a lich would cause changes in himself. For Rhodes himself, after becoming a lich, whether he can gain more powerful strength is the most important, compared to which some other negative changes are nothing at all.

However, perhaps because of the impatience in his heart, when Rod realized that Rowling was resistant to this change, he decided to return to Diya to find a solution to this problem.

Fortunately, at this time, Rhodes had already obtained the key information he needed from Tello. What Rhodes didn't expect was that the real lich was also involved in this information.

As for the lich mentioned by Tello in his words, Rhodes also had some doubts in his heart.

In Rod's view, this kind of death energy is inevitable for the erosion of the body, and those real lichs have no way to do this.

In the process of the Endless Night Ritual, the death energy will inevitably change the body, and it can be said that it is the death energy that changes the body that can make the entire Endless Night Ritual go smoothly and transform the necromancer into a lich.

If the necromancer wanted to make changes in the process and avoid the erosion of the body by the energy of death, it would undoubtedly change the entire course of the Endless Night Ritual from the beginning, with unpredictable consequences.

It is precisely because of this that no lich can still have its original appearance after completing the Endless Night Ritual, and its overall body shape will change greatly.

It was through this that Rhodes confirmed that the lich was able to return to its former appearance by means of its own unique means after the Endless Night Ritual had been performed.

At the same time, noticing Tello in front of him, Rhodes also realized that the methods used by this lich could also be effective for senior necromancers who had not really become lichs.

As for the lich in Thero's mouth, the real profession it has is not actually a lich, but a more special high-level necromancer, and there is no endless night ritual, Rhodes also has some doubts in his heart.

However, thinking of the information that Tello had mentioned and the information he had gathered from the Thieves' Guild, Rhodes rejected such an idea.

If he fails to perform the Endless Night Ritual and become a real lich, even if a necromancer is stronger, even to the point of a legendary necromancer, he still cannot have a nearly infinite lifespan like a lich, but will gradually age as he grows older.

Even though these legendary creatures have a longer lifespan than ordinary creatures, they will die one day, and this is true for legendary necromancers.

According to the information provided by Troll, this lich, who had existed within Diya for countless years, obviously did not meet this point, and the changes in Troll's appearance that he saw in front of him proved that the lich's way was really effective, and Rhodes also ruled this out.

At this time, recalling the Death Desolation mentioned by Tello, Rhodes seemed to remember something, and took out the map that Tello had given him from the spatial ring.

Through the observation of the map in his hand, Rhodes was shocked to find that the Death Wasteland had already been identified in this map, and the location of this special place was not far from the City of Death.

Obviously, a long time ago, before Rhodes first came to the City of the Shadows, Tello had already learned about the Death Wasteland, but at that time, Thero obviously had the same idea as Rhodes, and did not take the rumors about this lich to heart, but was looking for other ways.

Seeing that Rod took out the map he had given him from the spatial ring, and seemed to have found something, Tello had also realized that he didn't need to remind Rod anymore.

Looking at Rhodes, who was thinking, Tello took the initiative to say: "This Lord who exists in the Death Wasteland, according to the information provided by the Thieves' Guild, is called the Ageless Lich, and her real name is Stephen. ”

Hearing Troll's words, Rhodes no longer continued to think, but looked at Thero on the side. From Troll's words, Rhodes also heard the extra meaning he wanted to express, so he said, "It seems that you are not going to tell me this method yourself. ”

As this voice fell, Tello on the side also felt an obvious threat, and it came from Rhodes on the side.

To Rhode's surprise, at this point, in the face of his threat, Tello did not let go, but said:

"I promised Master Stephen that I wouldn't leak this particular method, and besides, I was able to achieve this with her help."

"If you really want to get this special method, you need to meet her in person, and all I can do is introduce you to Master Stephen in the process."

As Troll's words were finished, the threat he could feel became stronger and stronger, obviously, the reply he provided could not satisfy Rhodes in front of him, but even so, Thero's thoughts in his heart still did not waver.

When this threat reached an extreme, just when Tello felt that Rhodes might attack at any time, it seemed to disappear completely, and there was no longer any threat coming, after feeling this, Tello also breathed a sigh of relief in his heart.