After controlling the undead creatures around him with spiritual imprints, Rhodes didn't pay attention to them anymore, just let them stay outside the mansion to guard against possible enemies, and then went directly into the mansion.

As soon as he entered through the gate, Rhodes felt a death energy far different from the outside world, emerging from the inside of the mansion, relying on his own perception of death energy, Rod naturally had a deeper experience.

Rod sensed that there was an extremely rich death energy inside the entire mansion, but for some reason, this rich death energy was firmly bound in the internal area of the mansion and would not spread around.

The death energy absorbed by those undead creatures in the outside world is only a small part of the escape from the secluded mansion, but this small part of the overflowing death energy energy attracts the undead creatures surrounding the secluded mansion.

In Rhodes' perception, the death energy escaping from the secluded mansion was far inferior to the purest death energy that existed in the bodies of those undead creatures. It's just that even these undead creatures themselves are unable to use the death energy in their bodies.

The most abnormal death energy that Rhodes had perceived before was still deeply hidden in the bodies of these undead creatures, and I don't know when it will show its original effect.

Rhodes believed that whenever this death energy would act on the undead creatures, it would cause them to change dramatically, and at that point, the existing spiritual imprints might no longer be able to restrain them and would need to be dealt with separately.

It's just that Rod's current attention is not on these undead creatures. What Rhodes really cares about is the secluded mansion in front of him.

For the secluded mansion he is currently in, what makes Rhodes feel most concerned is that these undead creatures around him do not seem to have the intention of entering it.

Rod noticed that the secluded mansion in front of him was guarded by no living creatures, and the latch on the door lock was placed aside, allowing Rhodes to easily enter it without any hindrance.

The vampire who had previously guided Rhodes was apparently very aware of the existence of the mansion, and simply brought Rhodes here and left from it, which had been in this form before Rhodes arrived.

In this case, the undead creatures that existed outside the mansion naturally surprised Rhodes a little, even if there were no restrictions, these undead creatures still did not enter the inside of the mansion, but waited outside. Rhodes believes that this should have something to do with the existence of the mansion itself.

For this anomaly in front of him, Rod had no intention of delving into it, but just raised his vigilance in his heart.

In Rhodes' opinion, these low-level undead creatures did not enter the interior of the mansion because of certain restrictions, but this does not mean that all undead creatures will be subject to this restriction.

Because of this, even in the interior of the secluded mansion, Rhodes can't be too reassured, and in order to ensure his safety, he must always be vigilant to avoid any abnormalities. Rhodes knew that the secluded mansion he was in could only be regarded as a temporary foothold, waiting for the time to come, and could not really make himself feel at ease.

Due to the overall environment of the mansion, it was not as safe as Rhodes thought, and his previous control of the undead creatures was precisely for this purpose, which was used to prevent the surrounding environment during this time.

After entering the secluded mansion, Rod continued to walk inward, and in Rhodes' perception, as he moved forward, the concentration of death energy around him also changed.

Inside the secluded house, the light is abnormally dim. Under the shroud of the dark sky, when he had not yet entered the secluded mansion, Rod's vision was slightly obstructed, but with the blessing of the eagle eye, he could still observe the distant scene, but now, Rod could not see the environment inside the secluded mansion at all.

Realizing this, Rhodes also took action, and raised his hand towards the corner of the secluded mansion that he had observed through a little light.

With Rod's movements, in the secluded mansion, on the wall not far from him, on the candlestick that had been used by someone some time ago, the remaining half of the candle ignited at this time.

Walking to the candlestick, Rhodes tried it, and without much effort he took it in his hand and used it to illuminate the contents of the house.

In the light of the fire, Rhodes was able to take a closer look at what was going on inside the mansion. Looking around, Rod noticed that the space inside the mansion was much smaller than it seemed from the outside.

At this moment, outside a room in the mansion, Rhodes stopped himself. In Rod's perception, the place where the death energy was most intense in the entire secluded mansion was in this room.

Pushing the door open, Rod was greeted by a descending staircase, which Rod walked down. By the light of the candlestick in his hand, Rhodes could see what was in the basement in front of him.

In the center of the basement, Rod noticed an open coffin, the coffin board placed haphazardly on the ground beside it.

Inside the entire mansion, the place where the death energy is most intense, is where the coffin is placed.

Thinking about matters related to the secluded house, Rhodes understood that the coffin that appeared in front of him was prepared for real vampires.

Recalling the first time he found a vampire in the tomb, Rhodes noticed that the vampire was also in a coffin, which was clearly their favorite way of sleeping.

Under the circumstances at that time, relying on the existence of this coffin, Rhodes successfully used the flames to force out the vampire's multiple bats, which led to the final victory in the battle.

Obviously, the existence of the coffin cannot provide the best protection for the vampire itself, once the sleeping vampire is discovered by other creatures, the coffin in which it is located becomes a restriction on the vampire itself.

In Rod's impression, the death energy absorbed by vampires at that time should have been provided through the Revenant Crystal, and in a special environment similar to the Ghost House, due to the extremely strong death energy, there was no need for something like the Revenant Crystal to achieve this.

Compared to the tomb he was in at the beginning, the death energy that Rhodes sensed at this time was many times stronger.

Regarding this habit of vampires themselves, Rhodes can only think that they choose to sleep in coffins in order to speed up the improvement of their rank.