In the ogre tribe, faced with the heroic ogre's insistent choice, the ogre priest tried to dissuade him, but it didn't have much effect.

No matter how much the Ogre Priest tried to stop the Hero Ogre, or even completely stated the purpose of Rhodes' desire to be introduced, the Hero Ogre did not change anything.

Even so, the ogre priest did not turn his thoughts to the poison that Rhodes had given him.

For ogres, power is not so important, and according to the custom that circulates among the tribes, it has always been the most powerful ogre, serving as the leader of the tribe.

Also for the sake of the tribe, even if the ogre priest knew that the heroic ogre was doing this, he would only try to dissuade it, and would not try to use other means.

Rod had not anticipated this. In Rod's mind, the ogre priest is likely to compete with the hero ogre for the position of leader after the dissuasion fails, which will interrupt the evacuation of ordinary ogres.

Even so, due to their brotherly relationship and for the sake of the Horde, the heroic ogre does not become very defensive of the ogre priest. Once that time comes, the poison that Rhodes has given to the ogre priest will work.

However, in this situation, the group of ogres has begun to disperse and evacuate, and the ogre priest obviously has no intention of murdering the heroic ogre, but allows the heroic ogre to act.

Looking at the heroic ogre who was commanding from the sidelines, a trace of worry began to appear in the heart of the ogre priest.

The ogre priest was worried about whether the ongoing actions of these ogres would be discovered by the necromancer before.

Once discovered by the necromancer, the consequence is likely to be the start of the battle, and according to the strength it has shown before, the average ogre may have to suffer heavy casualties.

Realizing this, the ogre priest sighed.

This anxiously waiting powerlessness, not knowing when the destruction of the enemy will come, makes the ogre priest feel as if he has returned to the former mine.

The ogre priest recalls that in the original mine, he also commanded other ogres, resisting the attacks of powerful mages, until the troops of the hero Tanan appeared, which repelled the mages.

At that time, the situation was similar to now, but this time, the ogre priest knew that the troops of the hero Tanan would not appear again, and his tribe did not have any assistance now, and whether he could successfully evacuate was more dependent on luck.

Through the information confided in the conversation between the hero ogre, the ogre priest learned that the previous necromancer was also a hero.

Realizing this, the Ogre Priest was able to roughly understand the reason for Rhodes' strength.

At this point, the ogre priest had completely put what Rhodes said to the back of his mind, and in its opinion, what Rhodes did was no different from the mages who had been oppressing his people, the only difference was that their camps were different.

After being persuaded by the heroic ogre, the ogre priest transferred his hatred for the mage to the necromancer.

Even if the Ogre Priest had only met Rhodes as a necromancer, it would not trust the necromancer either.

At this time, the ogre priest only hoped that the people would be able to successfully evacuate from here and not be discovered by the necromancer.

The heroic ogre and the ogre priest were naturally the last to evacuate, and they knew that if the necromancer had been keeping an eye on the place, it was likely that they would have been under Rhodes' attention.

At this time, the ogre priest, who was anxiously waiting, suddenly heard an exclamation from outside the fortress. Along with the exclamation, there was a strong energy of death.

Even though he was still inside the fortress, the ogre priest could still feel the energy of death that appeared outside. In the Ogre Priest's feelings, this energy of death was extremely strong, just like when he destroyed those giants in the first place.

After discovering this, the ogre priest immediately knew that the previous necromancer had returned here.

The ogre priest quickly walked out of the fortress, wanting to know what was happening around him.

As soon as he left the fortress, the ogre priest noticed the scene inside the tribe. The ghost dragon was on top of the tribe, spitting the Nether Dragon's Breath downward, completely submerging the entire tribe, and a large number of forts were reduced to scraps under the erosion of the Nether Dragon's Breath.

At the same time, many ogres who were waiting to be evacuated also fell under the erosion of the Nether Dragon's Breath.

Faced with the attack of the ghost dragon, the remaining ogres in the tribe began to become chaotic and began to flee frantically throughout the tribe, just to find a place beyond the reach of the Nether Dragon's Breath.

And this scene was completely imprinted in the eyes of the hero ogre, making it angry.

The ogre priest noticed that the necromancer who had appeared had appeared directly at the main entrance of the tribe was looking to his side.

While the ogre priest was still thinking about how to deal with these situations, the hero ogre on the side could no longer hold back his anger, and instead rushed directly towards the location of the ghost dragon.

In order to better breathe out the breath of the Nether Dragon, the Ghost Dragon did not rise into the sky, but was not far from the ground.

Upon spotting the ogre hero's movements, the ghost dragon immediately stopped and spread its wings in the direction of the hero ogre.

A large amount of Nether Dragon's breath spewed towards the location of the heroic ogre, completely blocking all paths in front of it.

The heroic ogre did not hesitate and rushed directly into the Nether Dragon's Breath.

The heroic ogre rushed into the Nether Dragon's Breath, but its body, except for a few wrinkles, was not directly eroded by the Nether Dragon's Breath like ordinary ogres.

This time, the previously invincible Netherworld Dragon Breath did not have enough effect.

The heroic ogre rushed out directly from the area shrouded in the Nether Dragon's Breath, sweeping the bone rod in his hand to the ghost dragon in front of him.

In the face of the attack of the hero ogre, the ghost dragon did not dodge, but directly met it.

Even if the Nether Dragon's Breath can't play a sufficient role, the strength of the ghost dragon's body is still strong, and due to the suppression of the rank, even the heroic ogre will be difficult to deal with the ghost dragon for a while.

Although the hero ogre is huge, it still looks a lot smaller when facing the ghost dragon. Even so, with the blessing of the anger in his heart, the momentum of the heroic ogre was not weaker than the ghost dragon at this time, and even more than some.

Suddenly, the two creatures began to fight fiercely, and in the rear, Rhodes also walked towards the position of the ogre priest.