Watching the vampire use batatization in front of him, in order to avoid being attacked by a large number of bats, Rhodes rolled directly backwards.

After the roll was complete, Rhodes quickly got to his feet, ready to meet the bats that pounced on him.

However, what Rhodes didn't expect was that none of the bats conjured by the vampire using batatization this time pounced on him, but pounced on the corpses of the undead creatures that had fallen to the ground.

The bats pounced on the corpses and began to devour the flesh on the corpses. Even the Corpse Wolf King didn't dodge this time, his body was full of bats that pounced on it, and he could only fall to the ground.

The moment he saw this happen, Rhodes realized what the vampire wanted to do.

Rhodes remembered that vampires were biologically restorative by sucking blood to restore health. And for the vampire in front of him, he can recover his health by devouring flesh and blood.

In the previous battle, dead undead creatures were all over the ground, which undoubtedly gave the vampires an excellent chance.

As far as the eye could see, the corpses of the surrounding undead creatures were covered with bats devouring flesh and blood.

Rhodes rushed to the corpses where the bats were with his sword and picked them off one by one with his sword. But the bat didn't care, just devouring the corpse of the undead creature.

Even when it turned into a black mist, the bats did not stop devouring it.

At this time, Rhodes didn't care about anything else, but just stabbed the bat on the corpse to death with a very fast speed, hoping to reduce the vampire's recovery effect.

Finally, under Rod's successive swords, the number of bats stabbed to death reached a certain number. Suddenly, all the bats left the devouring corpse at the same time and gathered towards a place not far away.

Just as the bat was leaving, Rhodes was following closely behind.

Based on what he knew about vampires in his previous life, Rhodes understood that vampires had many limitations when it came to using bats. This restriction will vary slightly from person to person, and since the vampire in front of him can use batatization multiple times, there must be other limitations.

The reason why Rod followed the departing bat was precisely because through his previous observation of the vampire's bat-transformation skills, Rod discovered a flaw in the vampire.

Previously, just as the bats were gathering, Rhodes noticed a detail that there would be a period of stiffness when the bats reverted to being vampires.

That's why, whenever the vampire battification ends, they deliberately distance themselves a little instead of gathering directly in front of Rhodes.

As the bats gather in one place, a black mist pours out, and vampires are about to appear. And Rod, chasing the bat, came to the black fog and was staring at the black fog.

As soon as the vampire appeared, before he could make any movement, Rhodes stabbed his sword, and the blade pierced its throat directly.

Taking advantage of its inability to move, Rhodes launched a blow against the vampire.

At this time, due to the devouring of a large amount of flesh and blood, coupled with the fact that it can repair the wounds on its body by its own bat, the vampire's original head that was pierced by the magic arrow has been restored.

Although his appearance has recovered, the vampire itself has lost a lot of vitality, and even itself has become extremely weak. Coupled with being stabbed in the throat by Rhodes' sword, the vampire was hit hard all at once.

Rhodes didn't plan to give the vampire any chance, so he raised his hand directly and pointed it at the vampire's head, ready to release the magic arrow again.

Seeing this action of Rod raising his hand, the vampire instantly realized what Rod wanted to do.

The vampire reacted immediately. As soon as Rhodes was about to cast the spell, the vampire rushed straight forward, and at the same time swung a claw at Rhodes, not caring that the throat was pierced by the blade, and the entire blade stabbed out from the vampire's throat backwards, and the sword was stained with black and red blood.

Seeing that the vampire was about to approach him even if his throat was pierced, Rhodes reacted instantly, letting go of the sword in his hand as soon as possible, and at the same time dodged backwards, dodging the vampire's surprise attack.

In order to evade the vampire's surprise attack, Rhodes did not release the magic arrow. Unlike before, if Rhodes insisted on unleashing the magic arrow, then the vampire would cut Rhodes' neck first.

After dodging the raid, Rhodes was left with the rest of his weapons.

Previously, in order to carry wooden blocks to block the passage of the tomb, Rhodes placed all the items in the spatial ring in the open space outside the tomb, not far from here. At this time, Rhodes also did not have any weapons in his spatial ring.

The vampire's entire throat is pierced by a sword blade. The blade gets stuck in the vampire's neck, and a single pull in any direction can decapitate the vampire.

Seeing the vampire stop in place, holding the hilt of the sword with both hands, trying to pull the blade out of his neck, Rod did not choose to step aside to get the weapon, but stood there and raised his hand at the vampire.

Realizing that the enemy might cast the spell again, the vampire moved quickly, and instead of standing still and waiting for Rod's magic arrow to arrive, he fixed the blade at his throat with two claws, quickly dodging to the left and right.

Vampires cannot draw their swords while moving. At this time, it is dodging left and right, and once it draws the blade out while moving, it is undoubtedly equivalent to decapitating itself and will die directly.

Rhodes wasn't in a hurry, he just raised his hand and didn't release the spell, but just kept locking on to the vampire and watching the vampire dodge there.

Rod knew that at this time, not releasing the magic arrow was more powerful than releasing the magic arrow.

The vampire is apparently seriously injured and has not used the bat-turn skill, which only means that it has run out of uses of the bat-turn skill. Once you have another bat-turn skill, you can recover most of the injuries in the throat, and the effect of the arrangement in the passage is finally manifested.

The vampire didn't know how many magic arrows Rhodes could release, but Rhodes himself knew that he only had the mana to release a magic arrow once, and he couldn't release it easily.

Therefore, at this time, Rhodes raised his hand like this, which would undoubtedly put a lot of pressure on the vampire. The vampire didn't dare to stop and draw the sword stuck in his neck, so he could only keep dodging.

The vampire also knew that the enemy in front of him would not just cast a spell so easily, but would wait for him to stop and draw the blade before attacking him.

The vampire tried to move away, but Rhodes immediately followed, still preparing to cast his spell. As soon as he saw which way the vampire was moving, Rhodes would immediately move with the vampire.

At this point, there was nothing the vampire could do. The initiative is in Rhodes' hands, as long as Rhodes does not cast magic arrows, the vampire will always be worried, and he will never dare to stop and draw his sword.

Once the vampire stops to draw his sword, he doesn't have the bat-to-turn skill to avoid damage, and as long as he is hit by a magic arrow again, the vampire knows that it will be difficult for him to survive.

Black-red blood flowed down from the vampire's throat, and even though the vampire tried to fix the blade a little when dodging, the sword itself had weight, and the blade that was difficult to fix continued to expand the wound on its throat when the vampire dodged.

The ground where the vampire is hiding has been stained red, and the vampire at this time has been hit hard, and his health is extremely low.

Just as the vampire was dodging, suddenly, a black shadow came out from the side and bit the vampire's foot, it was the Corpse Wolf King.

During the Vampire Bat, the Wolf King was severely injured, but his stronger vitality than other undead creatures kept him alive.

Since the Corpse Wolf King's health was so low that he could no longer withstand a single damage from a vampire, Rhodes let it lurk around and did not attack until the most critical moment.

At this time, under the control of Rod, the Corpse Wolf King bit the vampire's leg.

After being attacked, the vampire naturally couldn't continue to dodge, and grabbed the blade at the throat with one hand, fixed it, and quickly swung down with the other hand.

Even though it was badly wounded, the vampire showed its strength, killing the Wolf King with a single blow.

Although he killed the Corpse Wolf King, the vampire knew that when he attacked the undead creatures under his feet, the enemies who had been looking for an opportunity would cast spells, and he could no longer dodge.

However, the vampire's expected spell did not arrive. For a moment, the vampire did not draw the blade of his sword at his throat, but quickly looked up at the enemy in front of him.

Rhodes looked at the vampire with a blank expression, and at the same time cast a spirit seal.