119 Pursuit 1

Under the influence of the court magician's spell, the elf team that was still some distance away had already arrived in the dwarf village.

If Rhodes did not make a decisive decision and left immediately when he sensed danger, but thought of forcibly killing Yves, I am afraid that when he was evacuating, he would be caught by this team of elves.

At a distance from the village, these elves could smell the bloody smell that permeated all around. As soon as he stepped into the village, the elves saw the body of the dwarf, and the smell of blood came from here.

Compared with the original group of elves, this team of elves equipped for court mages is obviously more well-trained. Except for a few elves who clearly showed no tolerance, the rest of the elves looked indifferent.

Even so, seeing the tragic state of the dwarves and elves around, all the elves showed hatred for undead creatures in their eyes.

After the elves at the front of the team stepped into the village, they found that the court mage who was originally in the team had already arrived in the village first. At this time, the court mage was doing his best to heal an elf who fell to the ground.

When approaching the dwarf village before, the court mage did not choose to follow the team into the village, but directly used spells not far from the village to transfer himself into the village, which is what he perceived as the hero location.

After arriving here, the court mage found that the hero in front of him was severely injured, there was not much vitality left in his body, and the wounds on his body were still oozing blood.

The court mage knew that if he hadn't used the treasure before and cast a healing on the hero at a location far from the village, the hero would have died of his injuries before he could get here.

Even so, the hero was still seriously injured, and only one breath was left at this time. The court mage knew that it was not so much his spell that saved the hero's life, but the hero's own will and the obsession in his heart that made him still reluctant to die even when he was seriously injured. .

Court mages know that, similar to this kind of injury, ordinary healing can only achieve a very small effect. To make the hero in front of him recover completely without leaving any hidden dangers is not something that simple healing magic can do.

At this time, the court mage did not care to check the life and death of the rest of the creatures in the village. An elf hero with great potential, can greatly strengthen the strength of the faction to which the court mages belong.

The team entered the village one after another, and some elves with magical attainments saw that perhaps because the elves who fell to the ground were too seriously injured, the court mages did not simply release healing magic, but used the treasures they carried with them. on this elf.

The result of this is that, under the treatment of the court mages, the wounds on the elven hero are slowly healing, but his complexion is still pale, and it seems that there is no improvement.

At this time, an elf came to the court mage and said to the court mage: "I checked, except for some refugees in the village, there is no loss, the dwarves living in the interior, including the troops we originally sent, have already all……"

Hearing this, the face of the court mage clearly showed a painful expression.

The elves who notified the news realized this and stopped what they were about to say in time, but the meaning had undoubtedly been made clear to the court mages.

It didn't take long for the court mage to stabilize the fluctuations in his heart, and turned to the surrounding elves and said: "I saw through the treasure before that the one who destroyed this place was only a senior necromancer apprentice, plus a vampire. You... hunt down this necromancer for me."

The loss of his granddaughter made the court mage in front of him feel unbearable, but he also knew that now was not the time to act with anger. Although the signs of life of the hero beside him have stabilized, if not dealt with in time, such a serious injury is likely to leave permanent sequelae on him.

Since the rest of the elves were unable to deal with this injury, the court mage had to stay behind to heal the hero himself.

Therefore, no matter how painful his heart is, the court mage in front of him knows that what he needs to deal with is the hero in front of him, not revenge for the dead blood relatives.

At this time, the court mage took off a pendant he was wearing and handed it over to the elf adjutant with the highest status in the team.

The appearance of the pendant is a special eyeball shape, but it is much larger than ordinary people's eyeballs, and the eyeballs are covered with bloodshots.

Perhaps they felt the grief in the heart of the court mage, or perhaps they were infected by the corpses all over the ground. The expressions these elves showed at this time obviously wanted to tear the previous undead mage in half.

Under the control of the elf adjutant, the eyeball pendant he was wearing had completely shrunk, as if he was looking at something, but there was nothing in front of the eyeball.

Through the pendant in his hand, the elf adjutant's consciousness clearly showed the position of Rhodes at this time.

Without saying much, the elf adjutant led the surrounding elves and charged straight in the direction that Rhodes fled.

The court mage who stayed in place, looked at the elven hero who fell to the ground, sighed deeply, and then began to cast spells as best he could, trying to heal him.

At this time, the elf adjutant came to the outside of the village and was planning to track the whereabouts of the necromancer, but he encountered a group of dwarves, and there was an elf in the team of the dwarves.

When the vampire just appeared, several elves went directly to the nearby dwarf village to inform the dwarves in the remaining villages.

After these dwarves received the notice, they went here immediately, but it was a step late. When they were still on the way, Rhodes had already ended the battle and dealt with the dwarves in the village.

At this time, the two teams converged here, but the elf team had no intention of staying at all, leaving only the weakest elf to explain the situation to the dwarves.

Under the leadership of the elf adjutant, all the elves rode their horses and rushed in one direction.

The elf adjutant took out a scroll from his pocket and quickly tore it open. With the emergence of a wave of mana fluctuations, the speed of the entire team has been greatly improved.

For a time, the whole team heard the sound of fierce horse hooves all around. Under the action of the scroll, at this speed, even if Rhodes set off for a while, he would still be caught up by these elves.