It's just that for Rhodes at this time, he doesn't need to be observant to be able to recall and find the identity of this special necromancer.

As early as when Vidnina walked out of the Soul Tower, Rhodes confirmed the anomaly that existed in Vidnina's body through his own perception.

Rhodes realized that Vidnina possessed the identity of a hero, in addition to this extremely special ability to act on the death energy in the necromancer's body.

It was through this, coupled with Videnina's outfit at this time, that Rod confirmed her true identity through his own judgment and recalled some of her deeds.

In Rhodes' impression, this necromancer hero named Vidnina is an important role in the Death Shadow Campaign, and his importance in the entire battle is even greater than that of many undead lords who are powerful and control many undead creatures.

Rhodes recalled that in the Battle of Death Shadows, the events related to Widnina should have been in the middle and late stages of the entire campaign, and even affected the final direction of the entire campaign.

With memories of the second expansion, Rhodes confirmed that Vidnina was not like the frenzied, aggressive necromancers in the Death Shadow Campaign, but had an extremely important identity.

In this case, among the entire forces owned by Sandru, the existence of Vidnina has a very high status, according to Rod's understanding, she is not a hero who will appear in the early stage of the expansion, to Rod's surprise, he can meet Vidnina on this occasion.

Rhodes realized that he was able to achieve this, which may also have a lot to do with the period in which the expansion was at this time.

Prior to this, Rhodes had already made his own judgment, according to the current process of the whole world, it should belong to the middle and late stages of the first expansion, as the protagonist of the plot of the second expansion, although Sandru was arranged in the territory of Deya, but he did not show his true purpose in the eyes of other necromancers.

Relying on the advantage of timing, Rhodes saw the hero who was supposed to appear in the later stages of the second expansion, that is, Vidnina in front of him.

As early as in the game in his previous life, Rhodes had already realized that if he could make his own arrangements before the next expansion was opened, and even rely on the general trend of the entire expansion process, players of any rank would be able to gain great benefits from it.

This is not only known to Rhodes in his previous life, but almost any player in the game can realize this and understand what kind of benefits this behavior can bring to themselves.

In Rod's view, the situation in front of him is undoubtedly the advantage brought by taking the lead in the expansion film.

At this time, what made Rod feel concerned was the appearance of Widnina in front of him, in Rod's opinion, the hero who should have appeared in the later stages of the expansion, appeared in front of his eyes at this time, which undoubtedly explained something.

Prior to this, Rhodes did not deliberately look for traces of Sandru in the territory of Deya, and naturally did not pay attention to the artifact he possessed.

What Rod didn't expect was that he came to the City of Death in such a way, and met Sandru's important subordinates, and it may not be long before he even saw Sandru himself.

Rod believes that at this time, he has undoubtedly occupied the opportunity of the expansion. By blocking the fragments of the forbidden orb of the mage's spell-casting ability in the plot of the first expansion, Rod was confident that he could obtain the artifact on Sandru's body.

At this time, Rod's attention was still on Vidnina in front. Rhodes understood that in order to meet Sandru's existence and achieve his own plans, the first thing he needed to deal with was the heroic necromancer.

The various anomalies he had felt before, whether it was the special aura that existed in Vidnina's body, or the fact that the necromancer lost control of the energy of death under her influence, undoubtedly showed Rhodes how extraordinary this heroic necromancer was.

What made Rhodes feel most concerned was naturally Widnina's interference with the energy of death. In Rhodes' opinion, this ability possessed by Vidnina has long exceeded the limits of what ordinary spiritualism can achieve.

In Rod's opinion, Widnina could not have achieved this through special skills. If this is an ability attached to the spiritualism itself, according to the level limit of the special skill, Rhodes believes that this ability will not work on him anyway.

It's just that this ability that Vidnina has still works on Rhodes, and if it weren't for Rhodes' extremely high level of spiritualism, he might only be able to lose control of death energy like the other two necromancers.

What's more, even after encountering the lich Stephen before, Rhodes did not perceive from this incomparably powerful lich that she had similar abilities to Vidnina, and Rode, who has a legendary spiritualism, did not have similar abilities.

In this case, Rhodes was convinced that the ability displayed by Vidnina was not something that a necromancer could master by studying spiritualism, and that the only thing that could be close to it was the methods mastered by a sorcerer.

And in Rod's impression, this unique ability is also very different from the methods used by the sorcerer. Those sorcery performed by sorcerers could not have such a strong effect on the existence of death energy as this ability.

What's more, in this process, Rhodes didn't even notice any anomalies, whether it was the mana fluctuations caused by casting spells, or the changes caused by witchcraft rituals, they were not perceived.

Rhodes recalls that the reason why he and the two necromancers on the side were affected by this ability was simply because Widnina turned her gaze to this side, and under Vidnina's gaze, this special ability began to work on the surrounding necromancers.

Necromancers who exist in Vidnina's sight are all affected by this ability at the same time. What Rhodes couldn't be sure of was how many necromancers could be affected at the same time by Vidnina's special ability.

After realizing this, Rhodes can only attribute this ability of Widnina to a more special and powerful existence, that is, her heroic specialty.