When Rhodes jumped off the ghost dragon and looked at him at this time, Rowling couldn't help but let out a chuckle.

After the wind swept away, Rhodes, both in his robe and hair, looked disheveled, and his face was covered with dust, as if he was living in a refugee camp, waiting to be appreciated and recruited by those with vision.

Recalling that after the two reunited, he would always be a majestic Rod, when Rowling had seen him show this appearance, and only a long time ago, when neither of them had mastered spells, could she see him like this.

The laughter also contains the joy of reunion, as well as the emotion of the existence in the heart, but looking at Rhodes in front of him, it is finally expressed in this form.

Rowling's chuckle in her ears, the presence of blood perception, made Rod immediately know her thoughts, obviously she herself didn't look much better, and there was still dust around her, but she laughed here.

After glancing at Rowling a few times, Rhodes didn't say much, but looked around, relying on the signals from the perception and spiritual imprints, looking for the location of the remaining undead creatures.

The entire city of Ao was almost destroyed by this spell of the legendary mage, and he failed to know the opponent's information in advance, until the enemy came to his main city by the gate of another dimension, and then he hurriedly responded to the battle.

Legendary Mages alone can achieve this effect without even the need for other creatures to cooperate, but in the vast majority of cases, Legendary Mages don't make this choice out of scruples.

If Rhodes had allowed the previous legendary mage to leave, Ao City would have been mostly destroyed, but still had a lot of architectural remnants, and it wouldn't be so troublesome to rebuild, and it wouldn't have been almost completely razed to the ground like it is now.

Although the legendary mage was eventually killed, aside from an additional racing achievement, the actual experience gained was far less difficult than killing the legendary mage.

In Rhodes's impression, even the vampire hero Degar, whom he had killed, provided about twice as much experience as the legendary mage.

If you're trying to kill a legendary mage purely for the sake of gaining experience, it's better to kill some high-tier creatures faster.

Relying on the god-level spiritualism's keen perception of death energy, Rhodes noticed that at this time, a large number of still alive undead creatures in the city were gathering together, and this place was also the only place where Rhodes could feel the existence of death energy except for himself and Rowling.

The death energy that originally existed in the city, whether it was generated when the creature died, or the gathering of the city of the dead itself, had long since dissipated under the effect of that fifth-order magic, even if the spell had dissipated, this still did not change, and the strong fire and qi magic elements, replacing the death energy, existed in the surrounding space.

Just as Rhodes was looking around for the location, suddenly, a burst of extremely active magical elements came from beside him.

In perception, these magical elements are extremely pure, and Rhodes looked in the direction where the magic elements came from, only to see Rowling not far away, holding a silver-white bottled container in his hand, and the gems on the surface of the container flashed, exuding four different colors of brilliance.

The pure magical elements that Rod perceived were emanating from this bottle, and as long as Rod absorbed these magical elements, he could directly restore the mana in his body without meditation.

Relying on the gesture in the blood perception, Rowling also sensed Rod's state at this time, and knew that there was no mana left in his body.

Although Rhodes was not worried about his own mana, after realizing this, Rowling still took out the treasure and restored his mana for Rhodes.

Knowing the intention of Rowling's move, even in Rod's opinion, the next battle may no longer require his full strength, but he still began to absorb the pure magic elements around him and restore his mana.

Seeing that in the attribute panel, his mana value gradually returned to 100, and Rhodes stopped absorbing pure magic elements.

Leading Rowling on the side, Rhodes soon came to the area where there was a large amount of death energy, and in Rhodes' impression, this was the area where the ashram in the city was originally located.

On the ground around them, there was still the destruction caused by the spell, and even the passage itself had collapsed to a certain extent, but there were still many undead creatures in it.

At the entrance of the quiet room, there was an extremely thick cloud of death, and I don't know how many times it was superimposed before it was able to resist the original spell.

For Rod, the cloud of death naturally did not pose any threat. Before Rhodes could cast a spiritualist spell to dispel the cloud of death, the undead creatures inside reacted and took the initiative to dissipate the cloud of death.

At the entrance of the passage, a large number of corpse witches lined up in multiple columns, crowded into this not spacious space, led by several corpse witch kings with scarlet lights in their eyes, and the clouds of death that came before came were from these corpse witch kings.

As Rhodes' mind moved, these corpse witches seemed to sense something, and took the initiative to move their positions, and walked out of the passage one after another, onto the ground.

Rhodes does not possess the spiritual imprint of these corpse witches, which does not prevent him from controlling these undead creatures, and the common feature of these corpse witches is that they are all derivatives of the Cloak of the Ghost King.

After previous attempts, Rhodes had already confirmed that the orders he gave to these corpse witches were even more priority than those given by the necromancers who controlled them with spirit imprints.

The only thing that made Rhodes regret was that he couldn't gain any experience points from these corpse witches who didn't have their own spiritual imprints.

The actions made by these corpse witches naturally attracted the attention of the necromancers in the passage, and in the face of the corpse witches who suddenly lost control and quickly walked out of the passage, the necromancers in the passage fell into a panic and didn't know how to deal with it for a while.

Only a very small number of existences reacted to what was happening, and soon, in front of Rod, Elon's figure walked out of the passage.

Elon is one of the few who has been paying attention to the battle between mages in the sky from beginning to end, so he noticed the ghost dragon and Rhodes who joined the battlefield later.

At this time, except for the fact that Rhodes's clothes were a little messy, he appeared in front of him intact as a whole, combined with the fifth-order magic that destroyed the entire Ao City before, Elon also understood the outcome of the previous battle.

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