The decay that existed in Degar's body was very intuitively reflected in his appearance, and any creature present in the field could easily observe this.

As for this rotten existence, Degar did not deliberately cover it up through various means, but allowed it to be revealed in the eyes of other creatures.

For Degar, in his opinion, the decay that exists in himself is undoubtedly a symbol of strength. Among all vampires, only true king-level vampires can rely on their own strength to delay a series of anomalies caused by decay.

Relying on the long sleep that vampires are good at, Degar may be able to avoid his own strength from declining due to the decay of his body, but the other negative effects of decay still exist in Degal.

The only ones who can completely resist decay and not survive for too long are the lichs who have gone through the Endless Night Ritual.

In the territory of Diya, the existence of the lich is often also a symbol of immortality, and the ritual of the endless night gives the lich this special ability, as long as it does not die due to external factors, it can survive for a long time. Compared to real lichs, vampires undoubtedly have a great disadvantage in this regard.

After waking up from his long sleep, many things in Degar's memory of the past became extremely blurry at this time. Degar couldn't even rely on his memory to recall the preparations he had made before going to sleep.

Among the things that Degar has forgotten, there is also the identity of Tamik, and Degal can feel an inexplicable familiarity with the Tamic who appeared in front of him.

With such a special feeling, Degar knew that he must have seen the vampire in front of him before he fell asleep, but he could not recall anything about her.

What Degar didn't know was whether he was unable to recall anything about Tamik, whether it was because he didn't pay any attention to it before he died, or whether he had forgotten something extremely important under the influence of decay.

The astonishing negative effects of decay undoubtedly had a certain impact on Degar, even if he had an extremely high rank, he could not avoid this situation.

Under the influence of decay, Degar has lost a lot of memories, but there is one thing that has always existed in his heart, no matter how strong the power of decay is, there is no way to change this, and that is the existence of the vampire cape.

After waking up from his long sleep, the first thing Degar felt concerned about was the vampire cape. As a sacred object among the vampire community, the vampire cape has an extremely powerful effect and a symbolic meaning.

As the master of the vampire cape centuries ago, Degar understands the special aspects of the vampire cloak better than any other creature.

At that time, before entering the eternal sleep, in order to prevent the vampire cloak from falling into the hands of other creatures, Degar had ordered other low-ranking vampires to do everything possible to protect this special treasure.

In these countless years, the original vampires of the tribe have done a good job of fulfilling this task assigned by Degar.

Since there has been no news of this treasure for too long, the information about the vampire cloak has gradually been forgotten by other creatures, and even the vampires within the clan will not be able to know the news about the vampire cloak if their strength has not reached a certain level.

The existence of the vampire cape, and the sleeping Degar, fell into silence together, undetected by the creatures of the outside world.

This situation lasted for a long time, and it was not until the recent arrival of a witch seeking a treasure that the situation changed.

Since the vampire cloak was snatched by other creatures, and the average native vampire had little way to deal with this matter, Degal, who was in a state of eternal sleep, would be awakened.

After waking up from his long sleep, the only thing Degar remembered clearly and remembered was the matters related to the vampire's cape.

After learning about what happened during his long sleep, Degar also set his goal on recovering the vampire's cape.

The various information in his memories made Degar understand that the vampire cloak represented more than just a sacred relic of the vampire clan, but had a more complex origin.

In this case, Degar would never allow the vampire cape to fall into the hands of other creatures. To do this, Degar must do everything he can to recover this special treasure.

Through the collection of information on the vampire cloak, Degar learned that the vampire cloak had fallen into the hands of a necromancer, and the necromancer who was in control of the vampire cloak was in the territory of Diya at this time, and had no intention of escaping from the territory of Diya.

To Degar's surprise, the necromancer's chosen place of stay was the City of Death in Dia, which might not be far from the place where Degar had been resting.

Degar at this time knew nothing about the necromancer's true intentions, but in his mind, the idea of taking the vampire's cloak back had not changed.

Whatever the necromancer's intentions, Degar, who knew the value of the vampire's cape, was determined to take it back.

With this in mind, Degar came to the city of the dead. Due to Tamik's defense of the entire Soul Tower, Degar did not have many opportunities to get past the defense line outside the Tower and go directly inside.

In this case, even the extremely powerful Degar will have to wait for the Soul Tower to open. Everything about the vampire cloak will have to wait until the tower is opened.

Degar's wait continued until his form was fully visible to the creatures around him. With the official opening of the Conjuring Tower, Degar naturally did not need to wait as before, but took the initiative to show his body.

Although before this, Degar maintained a special bat-like form, rather than the most basic vampire form, but through its own observations, it still has an extremely good grasp of the situation on the field.

After ending this special state of batting, Degar could tell at a glance that the existence of Vidnina was inseparable from the necromancer who held the vampire cloak in the Spiritualist Tower.