At this time, the changes that occur in the death energy in the ashram are even fed back to the things that exist in the outside world, and the things that exist in the entire ashram are greatly affected by the existence of the death energy.

A strong air current, along with the flow of death energy, is being created in the ashram. Rhodes, who was guiding the entire ceremony in the rear, was wearing a robe, and the robe was also whining as this air flow was generated.

At this moment, in the ashram, whether it is Rod or Rowling, they can clearly feel that the entire transformation ceremony has been carried out to the last moment, and whether this ceremony can be successfully completed depends on Rod who is guiding.

At this time, Rowling on the side suddenly noticed that the heroic Thunderbird in the center of the ceremony, its dead body, I don't know whether it was due to the influence of death energy, or simply pushed by the air current, suddenly had a slight twitch.

After reaching this stage, the death energy in the entire ashram seemed to have found an outlet, no longer gently transforming the hero Thunderbird in the center, but rushing straight towards its location.

For a moment, the entire ashram was extremely noisy, and the sound produced by the air currents was far greater than at any other time during the previous ritual, and even the other necromancers in the adjacent ashram felt some clues at this time.

In order to supply enough death energy, the mana in Rhodes' body continued to be consumed rapidly, hoping to complete this transformation ritual in this way.

The absorption of death energy by the hero Thunderbird only lasted for a short period of time, but in this process, the mana consumed by Rhodes far exceeded the entire process before.

After completing this absorption of death energy, the hero Thunderbird in the center of the ritual fell silent again, without any change, as if the death energy released by Rhodes before did not have any effect on it.

It's just that, as if from the feedback from the spiritualism, I noticed something, and after seeing the hero Thunderbird in the center of the ritual enter its current state, Rhodes at this time no longer continues to release death energy.

Looking at the heroic Thunderbird at the center of the ritual, Rhodes knew that the entire transformation ritual was almost complete, and only one final step was needed to allow Rowling to control the powerful death knight.

Unlike Rod, who was very familiar with the entire ritual, Rowling watched the ritual from the sidelines, and was not sure whether the transformation ritual was successful.

Before Rowling could inquire about the transformation of the ritual, she noticed the anomaly produced by the ritual.

In Rowling's perception, in front of her, where the hero Thunderbird is, a special connection related to herself suddenly appeared at this time.

With the creation of this special connection, the body of the hero Thunderbird, which is located on the ground, also begins to move.

Seeing the appearance of this scene, Rowling did not hesitate, and directly displayed a spiritual imprint on the hero Thunderbird where the ritual center was located.

With Rowling's move, relying on this special connection generated during the transformation ceremony, Rowling didn't even spend too much energy, and used the spirit imprint to control the hero Thunderbird very smoothly.

After completing the casting of the spirit imprint, Rowling only felt that there seemed to be many other things in her consciousness, and immediately understood these new things through the existence of the spirit imprint.

After noticing Rowling's actions on the side, Rhodes knew that this time the transformation process was extremely smooth, and when he completed the last step of the transformation ceremony, that is, to activate the soul fire on the hero Thunderbird, Rowling immediately controlled it without any accidents.

In this case, Rhodes can be regarded as completing the entire transformation ceremony. At this time, Rod set his eyes on the hero Thunderbird, who had just stood up and was controlled by Rowling.

Different from what Rhodes had seen in the form of the hero Thunderbird on the battlefield, the hero Thunderbird at this time, although it has completed the transformation of the Death Knight, any creature that sees it can understand its abnormality.

On the heroic Thunderbird's body, the original golden feathers have all been detached at this time, even those feathers that have been affected by the energy of death and turned dark white.

And the original pair of wings behind it, after losing the cover of feathers, the overall form has also undergone a great change, no longer looks so thick, only part of the flesh remains on the bones, once it is fully unfolded, in terms of form, the closest to it may only be the bone wings of the ghost dragon.

Under the effect of the transformation ritual, the hero Thunderbird produced a lot of abnormalities, but these did not affect its true strength.

Rhodes knows that the most powerful thing about the hero Thunderbird is its channeling of chain lightning.

As early as in the previous battles, Rhodes had seen this from the hero Thunderbird, and when it was transformed into a death knight, its unique ability would also be retained.

At this time, after noticing the Hero Thunderbird and Rowling's state, Rhodes realized that Rowling was learning about the Hero Thunderbird through the existence of the spirit imprint.

Under normal circumstances, even if a necromancer is able to transform into a Death Knight, it is often difficult to obtain their allegiance.

Unable to obtain the allegiance of the Death Knights, even with the existence of spiritual imprints, the necromancer has no way to entrust some of the most important tasks to these Death Knights.

In this case, for the Death Knight under his command, what the necromancer can do is to suppress the consciousness of the Death Knight through the existence of the spirit mark, and only use it as a powerful undead creature, so that the Death Knight can fight for him.

Compared with ordinary undead creatures, in this state, the Death Knight still has a certain amount of wisdom, and can even make the most suitable judgment for himself according to the consciousness he had before his death, but that's all, he can't make flexible adaptations to the necromancer's orders like intelligent creatures.

Because of this, for necromancers, if they can get the allegiance of their Death Knights, then they can undoubtedly use their maximum abilities without using spirit imprints to suppress their original consciousness.

It's just that even in the territory of Deya, where there are many necromancers, there are not many necromancers who can do this.