Under the cover of his surroundings, Hoth quickly approached the passage.

The surging magical elements around him have already disturbed the perception of the corpse witch, even the necromancer next to the corpse witch also seems to be preoccupied at this moment, and from time to time he looks at the center of the battlefield, observing all kinds of matters over there, and has no time to take care of the surrounding environment for a while.

In the eyes of these necromancers, the enemy who originally came to attack had already been repelled by the corpse witches in the city, so naturally there was no need to care anymore, and it was really worth noting that it was the high-level necromancers who were guarding the place who could dominate the situation in this battle, and the battle between the enemy mages and the enemy mages.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, with the blessing of the reconnaissance technique, Hoth did not make a sound, and came to the unguarded passage.

Walking down the passage, it didn't take long for him to come to the end, and in front of a closed stone chamber, Hoth stopped himself.

Keen perception, so that Hoss sensed that there was the breath of necromancer activity behind the door, and at the same time, close to the door, Hoth could smell a pungent smell coming, which shocked his spirit.

According to information learned from other members of the Undead Killing Force during this time, necromancers use a pungent odor potion when disposing of important corpses.

When tracking the signs of necromancers, members of the undead forces will most likely use this smell to make judgments, and through this smell, they can find the storage places of the corpses of some higher-ranking creatures.

These corpses, which have been preserved by the necromancer and are waiting to be transformed, along with the necromancer, are the objects that need to be destroyed by the members of the undead army.

Noticing the smell coming from behind the door, Hoss realized that this was the place he was looking for, and the space behind the door was probably very related to the appearance of those corpse witches.

Although he didn't understand why there were no corpse witches stationed in this space, in Hoth's opinion, this was undoubtedly an important opportunity for him to obtain information.

Seeing this, Hoth didn't wait any longer, and after opening a gap in the stone door in front of him slightly, a dodge entered it.

When he came to the inside of the stone chamber, the pungent smell around him became even stronger, and even Hoth himself became excited. As if noticing an anomaly in his own state, Hoss took several deep breaths in quick succession, trying to calm his state and adjust to the best.

The environment in the stone room was beyond Hoss's expectations, and instead of seeing the expected deep space, what appeared in front of Hoss was a medium-sized quiet room.

In the center of the ashram was a long table with all kinds of herbs, and Hoss, who had lived in Eli for many years, could name every herb in front of him, and he did not understand why these herbs of different nature appeared in the ashram.

At the end of the chamber, flames burned under the huge cauldron that had been erected, and in front of the cauldron a figure was watching everything inside, and when Hoth saw his dress, he immediately understood that he was a necromancer.

Even though Hoth has been using reconnaissance techniques to control the momentum of his own leakage, in this small space, the mage's keen perception still makes the figure in front of the crucible sense the danger coming, and turns to look at Hoth at the door.

"Who are you? Who allowed you to trespass? ”

The necromancer's voice sounded in his ears, and although it was meant to be expelled, Hoss still heard a sense of lack of qi from it.

The flames burned behind the necromancer, and the obscuring of his body stretched the necromancer's shadow, making it difficult for Hoth to see his true face.

Although he didn't understand the situation in this quiet room, Hoth had no intention of talking nonsense with the necromancer, and with the blade in his hand, Hoth rushed towards him.

Faced with the enemy rushing at high speed, the necromancer obviously did not expect this situation and immediately fell into a panic.

With his own fighting instinct, the necromancer raised his hand, and several magic arrows formed in front of him, quickly shooting towards Hoth.

The usual neglect of practice made the necromancer's action of releasing multiple magic arrows extremely jerky. Even if there is still a large amount of mana remnants in the body, it is difficult for the necromancer to mobilize it for a while, but due to the large number of spells cast for a while, the mana is blocked in the body.

Without recasting the spell, a transparent container containing a dark green liquid appeared in the necromancer's hand, and he threw it at the rushing Hoth.

In the process of charging, the black robe was blocked in front of him, and the first-order magic arrow hit the black robe, which could not cause any damage at all, and immediately dissipated, on the contrary, it was the thing thrown by the necromancer that made Hoth alert.

Due to the necromancer's own strength, the things he threw were not very fast in Hoth's eyes, far inferior to the arrows fired by the enemy on the battlefield, but he was just sideways, and Hoth avoided them.

After dissolving all the methods of the necromancer, Hoth's speed did not slow, and in the blink of an eye, he came to the necromancer.

What Hoss didn't notice was that the transparent container he had avoided shattered immediately after hitting the wall of the stone chamber, and the dark green liquid in it splashed out, instantly corroding the wall and the ground below into a large pit, and the corrosion did not slow down at any time, and continued to spread.

Without the hindrance of undead creatures, the strong basic attributes made Hoth rush to the necromancer's side in a very short time.

The necromancer looked overwhelmed by the onrushing enemy, his face full of panic, and even though he had already raised his hands, no spell had taken shape.

After joining the undead army and experiencing the death of his companions, Hoth will not have any pity for the necromancer, and the blade is about to swing, as if in the next moment, he can kill the necromancer in front of him on the spot.

At this time, as if he had noticed something, Hoss's eyes froze, and an ominous premonition surged in his heart.

Hoss noticed that the necromancer's raised hand was not facing him with his palm in the same way as he would normally magic, but with one hand clenched into a fist, and the other hand was held from the side, facing a ring on his index finger on the hand he had made a fist on.

The perception of danger made Hoss want to retreat immediately, but under the effect of the inertia of the charge, this is difficult to achieve, and Hoth can only pour all his power into the blade in his hand and slash at the necromancer in front of him.

In the next moment, a large amount of dark green liquid erupted from the ring in the necromancer's hand, covering the cone area directly in front of him, and Hoth was within this range.