Leading his many corpse witch kings, Rhodes approached the lich Stephen in the field.

With the change, the situation has gradually become clearer, and neither Rhodes nor Stephen the Lich has continued to act when they have already expected the outcome.

Relying on the combination of god-level spiritualism and the ghost king's cloak, a large number of corpse witch kings were transformed, as well as the nature of this special skill itself, Rhodes had completely suppressed this powerful lich.

If only god-level spiritualism is used, Rhodes will certainly be able to transform these remnants with death energy in the Death Desolation into undead creatures that have reawakened, but in terms of rank, he will be far from reaching the level of the Corpse Witch King.

According to Rhodes's prediction, if it weren't for the Ghost King's cloak, most of the skeleton undead creatures he transformed would only have the strength of the skeleton soldier level, or even worse, although the number was more optimistic, but the overall strength might not be nothing.

The dry bones that have been on display here for countless years, although they can provide a cursed earth-like environment for the Death Desolation, they are really not a good material for the transformation of undead creatures, and the weathering of the years has long made these dry bones extremely fragile.

Under the service of god-level spiritualism, these broken bones were spliced together into skeleton-like undead creatures, but the cracks on the body were still extremely obvious, and it seemed that as long as they were affected by external forces, they would fall apart in an instant, making it impossible to place hope on them.

However, under the effect of the ghost king's cloak, everything is different. Completely ignoring the material of the corpse before the transformation, and forcibly upgrading the rank of the transformed undead creatures, only the existence of the Cloak of the Ghost King can do this.

With the blessing of the god-level spiritualist technique, the undead creatures transformed by Rhodes were even stronger than the corpse witches he had seen in the Soul Summoning Tower, reaching the level of a sixth-order corpse witch king.

With the huge increase in rank, the rifts on the bodies of these transformed corpse witch kings faintly show signs of healing, and with the nourishment of their own death energy, it may not be long before they will complete the defects of their bodies themselves, and their physical attributes will return to the same as those of regular corpse witch kings.

Although there is only a first-order gap between the Corpse Witch and the Corpse Witch King, the strength they possess is very different.

As a high-level undead creature, the Death Cloud they cast corresponds to the Death Cloud of the Lich's level.

All necromancers who have not undergone the transformation of the Endless Night Ritual and have not been able to elevate their spiritualism to epic levels will cast a cloud of death that is far from comparable to that of the Corpse Witch King.

The difference in the first order can often determine many things, which is reflected in the corpse witch king, which is that they will not be affected by the death cloud cast by ordinary corpse witches at all, and the death cloud they cast can easily completely erode ordinary corpse witches.

In the face of the sudden emergence of many corpse witch kings, even these undead creatures under Tamik's command seemed difficult to deal with for a while, and under the cloud of death, it finally led to this result.

The death of a large number of undead creatures, coupled with the extremely unusual aura he felt from Rod, made Stephen finally stop his movements.

Before performing the transformation of god-level spiritualism, Rhodes also tried to use another special effect of the Ghost King's cloak to seize control of the surrounding undead creatures.

In Rhodes's impression, regarding the ability of the ghost king's cloak, Sandru had already used it on the top of the Soul Tower.

Knowing about the ritual of the Endless Night, Rhodes knew that the ritual-transformed lichs, while similar in nature to undead creatures as a whole, were not truly undead creatures in their own right.

Just like Sandru's words at the top of the Conjuring Tower, the lich after ritual transformation is more of an elemental creature, a creature made purely of death energy.

In this case, the presence of the spirit imprint cannot have any effect on the real lich. No lich can be controlled by a spirit mark.

Because of this, Rhodes knew that he couldn't rely on the characteristics of the Ghost King's cloak to directly control the lich in Diya, even Sandru in the game in his previous life.

In addition to the restrictions on the lich, the ability of the Ghost King's cloak can be said to be extremely restrained against undead creatures, and no undead creature can resist this ability of the artifact, even if it is the epic hero Degal among vampires, he was also instantly imprinted.

It's just that Rod didn't choose to use such an ability.

When looking at the system logs, the information observed made Rhodes realize that after Sandru's cast, this ability of the Ghost King's Cloak was still in a cooldown state.

There is no restriction on the promotion ability of the ghost king's cloak for the transformed undead creatures, but this ability to force the spirit mark has a cooldown time limit, and Rhodes cannot use it at this time.

In addition to the limitation of cooldown, there is another important attribute that also limits Rhodes' ability to use this ability, and that is the existence of a manipulative spirit.

Although he didn't personally use this ability of the Ghost King's Cloak, Rhodes could also predict that once he used this ability, the spiritual imprints of these undead creatures would instantly fall on him and occupy his spiritual attributes.

According to Rhodes's observation of the number of undead creatures around him, he was afraid that he would immediately fall into chaos after bearing the spiritual imprint of these undead creatures.

Just like forcibly controlling undead creatures if their spiritual attributes are not enough, this kind of behavior often brings serious sequelae to the necromancer, and even leads to a complete loss of spell casting ability.

In order for himself to be able to cast spells smoothly in the future, Rhodes naturally would not forcibly cast this ability when his spiritual attributes were not enough.

According to what Rhodes had observed in the Conjuring Tower, in Rhodes' opinion, even if the cooldown time was up, this ability to indiscriminately control all undead creatures in a large area would probably not be used until much later.

However, the situation of these Ghost Witch Kings transformed through the Cloak of the Ghost King is very different.

Under the effect of god-level spiritualism, Rhodes quickly transformed, and directly used spiritual imprints to control these corpse witch kings.

Rhodes was able to control these Corpse Witch Kings, not because of how high his own control spirit was, but because the spiritual attributes occupied by these Corpse Witch Kings were really low, and with the existing spiritual attributes alone, Rhodes could easily control all of these transformed Corpse Witch Kings.