Rhodes quickly approached the thief, and after a brief search, removed a spatial ring from his corpse.

I don't know if it was out of self-confidence or other reasons, this thief did not take off the spatial ring when he acted, I am afraid that at the beginning, he did not expect that he would fail, let alone die here.

If it weren't for Rowling's ability to lock on to his location and cast a spell in time, the thief would have been able to escape the battlefield with teleportation even if he was defeated.

Rod held the spatial ring in his hand, wiped it briefly, and handed it to Rowling.

At this time, Rowling seemed to be still immersed in her own feelings, and she didn't hold anything in her hands, but she couldn't stop trembling.

After discovering Rod's movements, Rowling subconsciously took the ring handed over by Rod, and before Rowling could speak, Rod's voice came first.

"Don't rush to inject mana just yet, the battle isn't over yet."

Rhodes refused to start a battle with Valen, mainly because he was afraid that in the course of the battle, the thieves lurking in the shadows would attack him.

Rhodes himself is not afraid of the thieves' attacks, but he cannot keep Rowling safe at all times. Even if Valen City was really defeated, Rowling suffered any damage in the battle, which was obviously something that Rhodes did not want to see.

Although Rod didn't know why the magic assassin attacked him, the mother of the dead soul he mentioned was obviously inseparable from the freelance chamber of commerce, and this time the freelance chamber of commerce's revenge, Rod could be regarded as a note.

At this time, there were no magic assassins in the city, and the power of the Thieves Guild was much weaker, and the only thing to pay attention to was the power of the city lord.

Therefore, Rhodes no longer keeps his hands, whether it is a necromancer or other creatures, in Rod's eyes, there is actually not much difference, all Rhodes thinks about is how much experience they can provide.

The ghost dragon took the rest of the undead creatures into the sky again, flew towards the location of the inner city, and began to release the Nether Dragon's breath towards the city irregularly.

As the strongest creature under Rhodes, the ghost dragon is able to cause great damage under this reckless release of dragon breath.

In the outer city, only Rod and Rowling were left.

Looking at Rowling, who still hadn't relieved, Rod didn't say much, just waited for her to come to her senses with peace of mind.

At this time, Rhodes also discovered the difference in Rowling.

Compared with regular heroes, although Rowling has the identity of a hero, she seems more simple. Rowling's will really can't be compared to those heroes who awaken by will.

For ordinary people, if they want to become heroes, the most important thing is to unite their own will.

Only by condensing one's own will, and following the instructions of one's own will, and unswervingly moving towards a goal, can you get the opportunity to awaken as a hero.

For these heroes, they all have their own goals in mind, and in order to achieve these goals, the means are secondary, not to mention caring about the lives of others.

Heroes, whether good or evil, do things to implement the ideas in their hearts, which leads to the fact that heroes are often extremely paranoid in the eyes of ordinary people, and what they do is different from ordinary people.

Hero, after all, is just another template for ordinary creatures, not just as literally.

The huge attribute value added by the hero template, as well as the strong learning ability, coupled with the exclusive hero specialty, are destined to be extraordinary.

In terms of talent, Rowling is worthy of her natural hero, far beyond ordinary heroes.

After the past few days of teaching, Rod has a general judgment on Rowling's overall strength. If you follow the training progress of a general mage, you can get an increase when your special skills and attributes reach the standard of the corresponding rank.

But for Rowling, her knowledge and spiritual attributes are not weaker than Rod's, and the only thing she lacks is her own special skills.

This also means that Rowling only needs to master a series of special skills of the law system through her own learning, and she can directly advance to a fourth-order or even fifth-order mage.

It's hard to imagine that before this, Rowling was still imprisoned by the merchant group until she was rescued by Rhodes. Rhodes realizes that if Rowling's heroism is not wisdom, but any low-level magic, then Rowling can escape from the merchant group on her own without even having to save herself.

Of course, according to Rowling's personality in the business group, this is probably difficult to do.

Even so, Rod still did not doubt Rowling's talent, Rod knew that as long as she changed her mindset as soon as possible after a series of suitable training, she would become the most powerful spellcaster by Rhodes' side.

Since arriving in Valen, Rhodes has been trying to change Rowling's mentality, but has not found a good opportunity. It was only then that Rod found the right opportunity.

At this time, Rod took the initiative to approach Rowling, who was still stunned on the side. What Rod didn't expect was that after a period of time, Rowling still hadn't recovered.

"What are you thinking? If you don't kill this assassin, then you will be killed by him, and if he dares to attack us, he will naturally be ready to die. ”

"Moreover, the people you have killed are not those who have no power to resist, but a person who wants to take your life." As if thinking of something, Rod said again.

After listening to Rod's words, Rowling came back to her senses.

After waiting for such a long time, Rowling herself thought a lot, and Rod's original intention was actually just to give Rowling a comfort.

When ending a life with her own hands, even if that life is an enemy, Rowling still has some pain in her heart, but not as deep as Rod thought.

Rowling has a different understanding of death, as if she had felt it since the village she lived in was destroyed by a necromancer.

When learning spells from Rhodes, Rowling didn't think carefully about what these spells could be used for, but simply felt that learning these strange spells was much more interesting than the life she had been locked up in the first place.

Before killing this thief, Rowling did not have a general understanding of the extent of her own strength, Rowling's mentality was not much different from that when she was locked up in the merchant group, the only difference was that after seeing her relatives, she no longer felt lonely, and her heart was not so painful.

That's why, even after learning these spells, Rowling is still frightened by the creatures in the city.

Looking at the stunned Rowling in front of her, Rhodes thought that she was still immersed in the pain of killing and had not come back to her senses, but what Rhodes didn't understand was that in addition to the pain, Rowling actually had other thoughts in her heart.