At this time, after realizing these information that he had not paid attention to before, Rod's overall view of his next journey has also changed a lot.

The habit of the past allowed Rhodes to control the changes in his expression, maintaining his originally calm expression, and avoiding letting the lich Stephen notice the abnormality.

However, Stephen seemed to have sensed something from it, and there was another layer of meaning in his eyes when he looked at Rod.

After noticing the change in Stephen's expression, Rod couldn't help but feel a wave of vigilance.

Rod realized that perhaps the subtle changes that had occurred without realizing it had exposed some information in his mind to Stephen, or perhaps some kind of treasure she possessed, and he could feel it.

Whatever the reason for the current situation, Rhodes is now aware of the danger he exists.

At this time, Rod's position was the Death Wasteland that Stephen had been running for a long time, and it was undoubtedly easy for Stephen to mobilize undead creatures to attack Rod. Once the situation is abnormal, it may be extremely unfavorable for Rod.

In this case, the only thing that Rhodes could rely on was the fragment of the forbidden magic ball he carried, and he could compete with Stephen by relying on the ability of the original artifact.

Even in Rod's heart, he actually didn't want to use the Forbidden Ball Fragment here, but had a bigger plan, once Stephen made any abnormal move that put Rod's life at risk, Rod would not let himself lose his life in order to save the number of times the Forbidden Ball Fragment was used.

At this time, Rod noticed that seeing that he had not replied for a long time and had not expressed his attitude, Stephen did not intend to wait any longer, but began to cast spells.

With Stephen's move, in Rod's perception, a large number of magic elements gathered in front of Stephen's body, obviously, what she had prepared was an extremely powerful spell.

What made Rhodes a little concerned was that from the magic elements that Stephen had gathered, he did not perceive any danger, as if the spell that Stephen was casting would not pose any threat to himself.

His previous knowledge of high-level mages made Rhodes realize that some high-level mages with strong spell-casting abilities can indeed do it, and when casting spells, prevent all dangerous breaths from leaking out, perhaps only when the entire spell is fully formed and has an effect, will other creatures feel threatened.

And those more powerful legendary mages were able to do it, and when they cast spells, the fluctuations generated by the magic elements were completely suppressed, so that no trace of unusual aura was generated.

These pieces of information about powerful mages were confirmed by Rhodes in the game of his previous life with his personal experience, and Rhodes naturally had extremely deep memories.

In Rod's opinion, it is likely that Stephen the Lich used such a method to cast spells, so that there was no threat during the spell casting process.

Rhodes believed that this kind of spell-casting skill, which was considered extremely difficult in the eyes of other high-level mages, might not be anything at all to this lich who had not known how long it had existed, but could easily achieve it.

At this time, feeling that this spell was gradually taking shape, the fragment of the forbidden magic ball was held by Rhodes in his hand at some point, and as long as Rod moved his mind, he could immediately release the forbidden demon barrier.

Even in Rhodes' opinion, saving the Forbidden Orb fragment for a short time may bring great benefits to himself, and even have a chance to obtain a truly complete artifact, but at this time, there seems to be no chance to keep it.

The slight hesitation in his heart prevented Rhodes from releasing the forbidden demon barrier at the first time, but this made Rhodes feel something unusual from the spell that Stephen was guiding.

In Rod's perception, as Stephen cast his spell, a large amount of death energy in the surrounding space gathered in front of Stephen's body.

At first, when he felt the changes in the death energy around him, Rhodes naturally thought that what Stephen was going to cast was an extremely powerful necromancy spell that could bring great damage to himself.

At this time, although Rhodes has a legendary spiritualism, he is not sure about the undead spell that is really cast by the lich and is similar to the cloud of death, and he will definitely be able to resist it with special skills.

Rhodes believed that any Lich had its own unique means of casting the Cloud of Death, and in the process of casting the Cloud of Death, it would be more or less improved, and the Lich's incomparably long life undoubtedly gave them such an opportunity.

Because of this, even with his legendary spiritualism and complete immunity to the cloud of death cast by ordinary necromancers, Rhodes was still reluctant to bear the spell unleashed by the lich head-on.

But at this time, through his own perception, Rod felt something unusual from the death energy gathered by Stephen.

Combined with the experience he had as a mage of Bracada in his previous life, Rhodes could clearly feel that the fluctuations generated by the magic element were very similar to the casting of spatial spells, and could even be said to be exactly the same.

If it weren't for the magic elements that Stephen had gathered, most of them were death energy related to necromancy, and Rhodes would have even thought that what Stephen had cast was a space-type spell.

After noticing this, some extremely important information suddenly appeared in Rod's mind.

In Rhodes' impression, due to the changes brought about by the Endless Night Ritual, the existence form of the lich has long been very different from the original necromancer.

In terms of their own form, the lichs who have completely abandoned their original human bodies are still closer to the undead creatures under their command.

This is also the reason why Rod was extremely surprised when he learned about Stephen's existence and how she dealt with herself, and at the same time, Rod also decided that the solution to the erosion of death energy in Rowling existed in Stephen.

This change caused by the ritual of the Endless Night has created a profound connection between the Lich and the energy of death itself.

The Lich's perception of death energy surpasses that of all other creatures, and even Rhodes, who has a legendary spiritualism, is no better than any Lich who has undergone the ritual of the Endless Night.

And this also leads to the fact that the lich will have an extremely strong death energy attached to the casting of any spell.