The differences in the environment will have a great impact on the generation of the hero's will, but in this process, the most important thing is the will itself.

Although the number of mage heroes in Bracada is small, it still exists, and not all of them are none.

Even in an extremely comfortable environment, those who have the strongest will can also condense the will of the hero, thereby awakening the identity of the hero.

The impact of the environment is only one aspect of this, but for most creatures, this step blocks their path to becoming heroes.

For most living beings, the influence of the environment is very obvious in them, and can even affect their own will.

Just like in the territory of Diya, under the effect of this special environment, a relatively large number of heroes have been born, and the number of heroes is even the largest among all forces, and once the environment changes, this situation is likely to not appear.

In the territory of Dia, these extremely large numbers of heroes played an extremely important role in the upcoming Battle of Death Shadow.

In Rod's impression, Tamik is such a hero, in the upcoming Death Shadow Campaign, Tamik, as a hero on the necromancer's side, played a great role on the battlefield, and once suppressed the armies of other forces around him.

Because of his understanding of the Death Shadow Campaign, Rhodes also heard about Tammik in the intelligence, and Rhodes knew that Tamik's existence should be an important general on the necromancer's side in the Death Shadow Campaign, and in this battle, he made great contributions to the necromancer's side.

To Rod's great surprise, according to the information in his memory, the object of Tamik's orders in that battle was the existence of Sandru, the protagonist of the second expansion, and not the Lich Stephen that Rhodes knew based on the available information.

This discovery undoubtedly made Rod perceive some anomalies, reminiscent of Sandru at this time, who was somewhere in the City of Death, and Rod believed that the emergence of this situation must have a great relationship with Sandru himself.

In Rhodes's view, Sandru chose the City of Death as his first stop after coming to Diya, and the reason for its existence may not be as simple as he imagined, and even has a certain relationship with the city lord Tamik.

It's just that these pieces of information about Sandru are hidden under the information of the expansion piece, and even Rhodes at this time can't confirm it for a while.

In Rod's view, once his next plan goes smoothly, no matter what Sandru's ultimate goal is, there is no chance to achieve it, and this information naturally seems irrelevant.

And in Rod's own perception, through the existence of the peeping eye, Rod also learned some information about Tammik from the vampire in front of him.

The existence of the peeping eye undoubtedly gave Rhodes great convenience, so that he could get the most correct information without asking.

From the information obtained, Rod could not prove that there was any connection between Tamik and Sandru at this time, or that even if there was really any special connection, it was not something that the vampire in front of Rod could know.

The existence of the peeping eye allowed Rhodes to clearly understand that the strength of the vampire in front of him should be around the fifth order, and there is still a long distance from the real vampire king, and his identity can only be counted as Tamik's guard.

Even such a vampire, what he knows about Tamic in his heart only exists in this information on the surface, and as for the more secret information, Rhodes can't learn from this vampire.

While Rhodes was observing the vampire, the vampire also moved.

Looking at Rhodes and Tlo, who were waiting outside the courtyard gate, the vampire looked unchanged and said, "Lord Tamik has been waiting for you in the city for more than a long time, please come with me." ”

Hearing the vampire's words, Rhodes and Tello naturally did not wait, but entered the courtyard in front of them together under his guidance.

As he followed the vampire, Rhodes also did not stop his observations, and at the same time noticed some anomalies.

The main object of Rhodes' observation was the special vampire in front of him. Through the information fed back by the peeping eye, Rhodes had already learned that the strength possessed by this vampire should be around the fifth order.

The emergence of this situation also conveyed some information to Rhodes. According to Rhodes' prediction, through the correspondence between this strength, as the actual master of this place, that is, the existence of Tamik, the true strength he possessed should be above the sixth order.

In addition to the strength above the sixth order, Tamik also has the identity of a hero, and under the superposition of the two, Rhodes knows that Tamik's actual strength is likely to completely exceed his expectations.

also has the strength of the sixth order and the identity of a hero, compared to Stephen, Tamik's strength may still be inferior, and there is even a huge gap, but it is obviously enough to deal with Rod.

In addition to the most intuitive rank, Rhodes could still detect some unusual information from the vampire in front of him.

Rod noticed that while the vampire was traveling, there was still no death energy spilling out of his body.

Even when the vampire turned his back, there was no abnormality in his eyes, and even Rhodes could not detect any information related to undead creatures from his appearance alone, as if he was only an ordinary person in a noble robe leading the way in front of him.

It's just that the information from the peeping eye made it clear to Rhode that the existence in front of him had the same appearance as an ordinary person, and his true identity was a powerful fifth-order vampire, and any creature that ignored this situation would pay a terrible price.

After discovering the existence of this special situation, Rhodes also realized that this is the reason why this type of vampire can survive in Erathia for a long time.

At the same time, this is also the reason why a large number of primordial vampires, knowing that using the evolved form will reduce their combat ability by several notches, and even unable to use the talent of the vampire itself, they also choose to evolve.