Chapter 19 Siege 4

As the leader of the wolf pack, the wolf king's physical fitness is stronger than that of ordinary wolves. The promotion of the rank makes the wolf king different from ordinary wolves, able to cast spells and have leadership skills to lead the wolf pack.

In addition to these, the higher rank also brought the wolf king different wisdom from other beasts.

When facing a strong enemy, the wolf king who should have been at the forefront of the wolf pack and had the best physical fitness, after turning on his wisdom, it is difficult to say how much courage remains, and instead he is deeply afraid of death.

Perhaps because of this characteristic, the wolf king is so sensitive to danger. When discovering the prey, the wolf king can rush to the front, but when it comes to the real death battle, the wolf king chooses to command the wolves under his command to charge and release magic behind him.

Unwilling to be injured, unwilling to charge into battle, just relying on leadership and magic to fight, the wolf king's approach made Rhodes sigh, this is human nature!

Because of this, the wolves ultimately failed. If the wolf king relied on its physical quality to lead his subordinates to the front of the passage, coupled with its magic, Rhodes would not be able to defeat the wolves so easily.

At this time, the wolf king, who was dodging the attack of the walking corpses, in Rhodes' view, even if he was still huge, was nothing more than a lost dog.

The wolf king was all about running away, ignoring the attack of the walking corpses at all, and just rushed towards the gap between the walking corpses. But since the walking corpses were all surrounded, the wolf king could not get past the numerous walking corpses for a while.

Seeing an opportunity, Rhode used his mental imprint to control a walking corpse and grabbed one of the wolf king's legs. The wolf king couldn't dodge in time, and a leg behind his body was caught.

The wolf king turned his head directly, bit down on the rotting arm of the walking corpse, and then twisted his body violently, tearing off a large piece of flesh and blood.

Only half of the skin of the walking corpse's arm is still attached, and the exposed bones can even be seen from the side.

Even so, the walking corpse still did not let go, but took advantage of this opportunity to grab the wolf's leg with the other hand. The characteristics of the undead creatures are brought to the extreme.

The walking corpse was able to grab the wolf king's legs like this, which was the result of Rhodes' manipulation. If Rhode did not control the walking corpse in any way, the walking corpse would only attack the wolf king with its claws instinctively, instead of grabbing the wolf king like this.

In the case of the wolf king blindly dodging, it is difficult for the walking corpse to cause enough damage to the wolf king, but it is different to catch.

This is often the case. Undead creatures rely on instinct to fight, and even if they have a tenacious physique, they will not use it. Undead creatures need to be under the control of necromancers in order to play their best role.

The wolf king was accidentally caught by the walking corpse, and the bite he turned back did not work. Before the wolf king could continue to take action, the surrounding walking corpses surrounded him.

Under the control of Rhodes, the walking corpses grabbed towards the wolf king, trying to catch the wolf king.

One leg was caught, the wolf king was inconvenient to move, and could only be caught by the surrounding walking corpses when he could not dodge. While struggling, the wolf king lost his balance and fell to the ground.

After falling to the ground, the walking corpses held down the wolf king's body with their hands. Due to the large number of walking corpses, no matter how hard the wolf king struggled, he could not get rid of it. Under the combined force of the walking corpses, the wolf king could only be pressed to the ground.

If the walking corpses were replaced by a group of people, even with Rhodes' command, they would not be able to cooperate so well, and they would not be able to overcome the fear brought about by the instinct of the creatures, so they directly pressed the wolf king to the ground with their hands like this.

Only necromancers can use such tactics when controlling undead creatures.

The wolf king still wanted to struggle, but some walking corpses grabbed the wolf king's legs, and some walking corpses held the wolf king stubbornly. The struggle the wolf king made was in vain.

Suddenly, the wolf king felt that the pressure on his body was lighter. The wolf king just wanted to roll hard, but only saw a cold light coming from above, and then he felt a pain in his body, and then he couldn't feel anything...

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"You got the racing achievement [Undead Manipulator].

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"[Undead Manipulator]: Control an undead creature and kill a common creature. The basic reward is +1 to control spirit."

"..."

"Brilliant victory! In this battle, you have gained a total of 210 experience points!"

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Rhodes withdrew his sword, and since the wolf king was dead, he let the walking corpses around him retract the hand holding the wolf king.

Rhodes looked at the system log, and in this battle with the wolves, he gained a total of 210 experience points.

Of the 210 experience points, only 60 points came from the wolf king. The experience value provided by ordinary wolves was 15 points, the same as the walking dead.

Rhode remembered that when he killed the apprentice Elote, he gained a full 400 experience points. Killing this pack of wolves will only gain half the experience of killing Elliot.

This can't help but make Rhodes sigh, it is still more experience that can be gained by killing heroes. Compared with creatures of the same rank, the experience value provided by a hero is about 5 times. The stronger the hero, the more experience value multiplier it provides.

This is also to encourage players to challenge powerful heroes.

Among the creatures of the same level, the caster can provide the most experience points, and the two are combined, which is why the hero Elote can provide 400 experience points.

"Consumes 200 experience points, and the remaining experience points are 145. The occupation level has been raised to the second-order swordsman level 3..."

"Get 1 free attribute point, get 1 skill point..."

The character level has been improved. Due to the current lack of mana, Rhodes allocated 1 free attribute point to knowledge.

In the process of viewing the system log, Rhodes also saw a prompt for obtaining an achievement.

Rhodes looked at his character attributes. There was one more attribute after the original five attributes, which was called Manipulation Spirit. At this time, there was only 1 point.

Manipulating the mind is an exclusive attribute of the Necromancer, which can be obtained through meditation or through a series of Necromancer achievements.

If you rely on meditation alone, unless you meditate deeply, it will be difficult to gain control of the mind. Ordinary players rely more on the achievement of the Necromancer to improve their control spirit.

At present, Rhodes controls 10 walking corpses, and the spiritual imprint of each walking corpse occupies 0.15 of the spiritual attribute. Even if the legs of some walking corpses were bitten off, or they were seriously injured, the occupied mental attributes did not decrease.

After gaining 1 point of Manipulation Spirit, the 1 point of Spirit Attribute originally occupied will be returned.

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After killing the wolves, Rhodes did not stop there, but controlled the surrounding walking corpses, and asked them to move the wolf's corpse to the hall where the corpse was previously displayed, and put it together with the walking corpse that did not activate the soul fire.

Rhodes checked the wolf corpse on the ground. Most of the wolf corpses had no small wounds, which were cut by their own swords, and a few were directly beheaded.

The decapitated wolf corpse cannot be transformed into an undead creature due to the lack of the part that generates the fire of the soul.

Among the wolf corpses on the ground, the wolf king had the fewest wounds, with only one fatal wound. Rhode deliberately did not let it do much damage, but pierced his heart with a sword.

Rhodes tried it, changed the title to [Necromancer], and after obtaining the spiritism level +1, he used spiritism on a wolf corpse on the ground. The system prompt you get is that you need 30 mana to instantly transform it into an undead creature. Rhode's mana is obviously not enough.

Looking at the wolf corpses all over the ground, Rhode let them stay here for transformation. With the death energy provided by the tomb, Rhodes can save the mana for them to transform their bodies.

Now, Rhodes just needs to wait for the tomb to transform them.

There was a bloody smell in the tomb. The original death energy also seemed to be stimulated and became more and more intense. The energy of death nourishes the wolf corpses displayed on the ground, and Rhode does not know whether this is good or bad...

Rhodes walked out of the tomb. After such a battle, it was still late at night outside.

Due to the smell of blood in the tomb and some other reasons, Rhodes did not choose to meditate in the tomb, but returned to the place where he first meditated and sat cross-legged.

The moonlight is still calm. If it weren't for the half-devoured walking corpses, no one would know that a group of wolves had come here.