After discovering this, Rowling couldn't believe what she was seeing for a while, until she carefully examined her arm several times to confirm that it was indeed what she saw.

Rowling realized that the wounds on her body had completely healed during the time she lost consciousness, and not only that, but these healed wounds did not even leave any traces on her body.

If it weren't for Rowling's clear memory, the fact that she had been badly injured in the course of the previous battle, and the blood stains on her clothing, Rowling would have even wondered if the previous battle really existed.

What puzzled Rowling was the same point, in Rowling's opinion, no matter what kind of spell was used to restore the wounds on her body, they would eventually leave some obvious scars on the body, just like the normal healing process of wounds, and not even the traces of the wounds that could not be proved to exist, as they are now.

After discovering this, although Rowling was extremely puzzled in her heart, she could only accept it because she couldn't find any reason for explanation for a while.

At this time, as if realizing something, Rowling shifted her focus from the original wounds on her body to some situations in her own body.

Rowling suddenly realized that her body, which was extremely weak before losing consciousness, had completely changed at this time, and when Rowling carefully sensed the changes in her body, she could even feel an extremely large life force. Even Rowling herself will be shocked by the vitality that exists in her body.

The moment she felt this vitality, Rowling realized that there were many mistakes in her original thoughts, and with such a huge vitality in her body, she naturally couldn't be a death knight.

There is no way to explain the changes that have occurred in herself, even Rowling herself. Rowling didn't know where the huge life force in her body came from, or where Reese, who was fighting her at the end, was located.

While Rowling was observing the huge life force in her body, she also noticed the mana she currently possessed.

Rowling found that her mana was not much better than the sudden appearance of the life force. With the passage of time, Rowling's originally consumed mana has also recovered slightly, but the mana restored is only enough for Rowling to cast a spell.

If it weren't for Rowling's high-level occult arts, and even the current mana, she wouldn't be able to cast any magic.

When a mage chooses not to meditate, but wants to return mana to full value in another way, it often takes a long time to achieve this.

Rowling, who was in a state of fainting, naturally had no way to meditate, so she could only rely on her own mystic skills to passively recover some mana.

Rowling knows she's still not doing well. Although the vitality of her own damage by the undead killer has recovered a lot for some reason, and even far exceeds the vitality she had before, but for Rowling, her spell-casting ability has still not recovered.

Just as Rowling was feeling extremely confused, Rowling suddenly noticed a sound of footsteps behind her.

Upon discovering this, Rowling immediately turned around, looked in the direction from which her footsteps came, and was ready to respond.

In order to deal with the possible danger, for a moment, Rowling had already raised her arm.

Even if Rowling's mana at this time was only enough for her to cast a third-order spell, Rowling would not give up casting the spell.

However, when Rowling noticed the figure that made this footsteps, her raised arm couldn't help but let go, and at the same time, Rowling only felt a shock in her heart, a special emotion in her heart.

Rowling noticed that the figure behind her was none other than Rhodes, who had gone to participate in the Potions competition.

After Rod's figure appeared, although he didn't talk to Rowling for a while, Rowling also saw a lot of things from it.

Rowling knew that at this time, her ability to survive and the huge vitality that appeared in her body should be greatly related to the Rod who appeared at this time.

Although she was already aware of this in her heart, at this time, Rowling still asked Rhodes, "Brother...... The necromancer who fought me before,...... Reese...... Where is he? ”

Rod noticed that there seemed to be a choked sore in her tone when Rowling asked him about it.

In Rowling's heart, in addition to feeling a little fortunate that she survived from Reese's hands and avoided being transformed into a death knight, she was more moved by seeing Rod rush back in time.

At this time, even if she asked Rhodes about the previous situation, Rowling could only suppress this feeling in her heart, afraid that because this feeling was too strong, she would leave tears before she could get Rhodes's answer.

For Rowling, the previous battle with Reece undoubtedly made her mentality change dramatically, a change she had never felt before.

During the battle, Rowling deeply felt the strong threat of death, and under this threat, she made various responses, but in the end it did not have much effect.

Different from all the previous processes, in the course of this battle, Rowling is no longer unable to respond to the upcoming danger as before, but has a certain strength and can make a certain resistance, but the effect of resistance is not as Rowling expected.

When Rowling realizes that her methods have not had much effect, just before she is completely unconscious, all she wants is to see Rod at the end, but in the end, this does not materialize.

However, now, when Rowling realized that she was not transformed into a death knight by a necromancer, but was saved by Rod, her heart naturally seemed extremely moved.

At this point, what Rowling wanted most was to be able to hug Rhodes tightly and confide in him about her fear of death and the last person she wanted to see, but Rowling did not choose to do so.

According to what she knew about Rod in her heart, Rowling knew that Rod didn't want to see this scene happen, even the way he cried, and Rod would not be satisfied when he saw it.