At this time, Rhodes realized that the figure that appeared under the academy tower was the Tello he had met when he had come to the Windy City.

Through his own observations, Rhodes found that when he first met him, the overall form of Tello had changed significantly.

At the beginning, Tello was still troubled by the negative effects caused by the energy of death, this erosion of the body, in Rod's memory, Tello even asked himself for a solution to this problem, but at that time, Rod, naturally did not have any useful information to provide Tello.

In order to solve this problem, Thero thought of a way to cover up the appearance of this anomaly by processing the flesh and skin of other creatures and placing them on his body.

At that time, after Rhodes released an extremely rich death energy, Tello would even be eroded by this death energy again, causing the attached flesh to fall off, revealing his original face.

Tro's initial doubts about Rhodes were resolved by showing him his level of spiritualism. Since it is impossible for an ordinary necromancer to master a higher-level spiritualism before the sixth order, the information provided by Rhodes is actually nothing.

His observation of Tello made Rhodes realize that he had a deep desire to solve this problem.

Although Rhodes didn't know what it was or what had caused Thero's thoughts, he might be able to get a lot of extremely useful information from him.

At this time, looking at Tello who appeared on the side, Rhodes also noticed some abnormalities on his body.

Rhodes found that there was an extremely obvious change in Thero's face from what he had observed when he first took advantage of the opportunity to shed flesh and blood, and Rhodes only confirmed this by virtue of his overall state and the fact that he was considered the top strength in the entire Yin Wind City.

In Rod's opinion, there is no abnormality in the face shown by Tello, and there is no difference between it and ordinary adult males, and this is what makes Rod feel extremely abnormal.

According to what Rhodes had seen before, Tello was already a fifth-order senior necromancer, and he had been corrupted by death energy for a long time.

In this case, when the flesh that existed in Troll's face fell off, the original face he originally had, giving Rhodes the feeling of being more like an aging decay, which was very different from ordinary creatures.

Even if Tello relied on his unique way to maintain this kind of flesh and blood, his face would look extremely puffy, and it was through this that Rhodes felt the abnormality in Tello's body.

It's just that, in the current Rhodes' opinion, the anomalies that originally existed in Tello seem to have completely disappeared. If it weren't for the fact that he had enough knowledge of Tello in advance, Rhodes would not have been able to see these abnormalities in him from his appearance.

At this time, through the information conveyed in Thero's appearance, Rhodes also understood an extremely important message. Rhodes realized that Trough had successfully found a way to deal with the erosion of necromancers by this dying energy in an extremely effective way.

Just when Rhodes discovered this extremely important information, Thero had also noticed Rhodes' existence, and he was extremely shocked for a while.

Unlike Rod, it was only after completing the casting of the chain lightning and observing the necromancer below that he noticed the existence of Troll, and Thero had already discovered it as early as when the ghost dragon approached the city of Yin Wind.

It's just that although he was aware of the appearance of a powerful undead creature, for Tello at that time, it was obviously impossible to associate the necromancer who controlled this ghost dragon with Rhodes he had seen a long time ago.

Coupled with some information that Tello had learned before this, the choice he made was to let the necromancers in the City of the Winds attack him.

Originally, when Rhodes obtained a map of Diya's territory and left the Windy City, Thero also used his own methods to gather information about Rhodes.

It was also through such an act that Tello learned about Rod's actions in the City of Sorrows, whether it was Rhodes relying on the power of the ghost dragon to obtain some extremely precious items from the freelance chamber of commerce, even the most precious mother of the dead, or he finally escaped from the territory of Diya, Tello had heard of it.

Knowing this information, Tello stopped paying attention to the information about Rod, and in Tello's opinion, after obtaining enough materials to complete the Endless Night Ritual, coupled with Rod's extremely high-level spiritualism, it was obvious that there was no need for him to return to Diya again.

At this time, the situation observed in front of him was undoubtedly beyond Thero's expectations. Tello never thought that the necromancer who existed in the ghost dragon was the Rhodes he had seen before, not the enemy he had been guarding against during this time.

As for Rod's intention, Tello didn't know at this time.

As early as the first time he met Rod, Tello was able to feel an extremely strong death energy from Rod's body.

In Tello's opinion, the pure death energy transformed by Rhodes far exceeded the limit that ordinary senior necromancers could reach, and even the most powerful lich he had seen in Tro's impression was difficult to reach this level.

Thinking of Rhodes's actions in the City of Sorrow, and the most powerful ghost dragon among all the undead creatures he controlled, Thero also had some speculations about the origin of his trip.

It's just that compared to the information gathered before, the scene at this time may be more intuitive. When Rhodes reveals his spell-casting abilities, Trow is able to realize Rhodes' true strength from the devastation caused by the chain of lightning.

In Troll's opinion, this level of spell has exceeded the limit that ordinary necromancers can bear, and only the top senior necromancers have the means to deal with it.

As for Tello himself, he obviously does not have the strength to deal with spells of this level. In Troll's opinion, if he is in the center of this chain of lightning, there is also only a dead end. Because of this, looking at Rhodes who existed on the side, Tello was extremely jealous in his heart.