Chapter 285 Teaching

In order to use a more favorable way to intervene in the main line of the first expansion piece, even if it took three days, Rhodes thought it was worth it.

Moreover, Rhode did not let him pass by doing nothing in the past three days, but used it all to guide Rowling in deep meditation.

The way of deep meditation can effectively improve Rowling's strength. Due to Rowling's young age and her status as a natural hero, deep meditation can boost high spiritual attributes.

In this cave, despite Rhode's guidance, Rowling is still just a beginner in meditation. Even in an extremely quiet environment, Rowling could not find a state of deep meditation.

After stating all the main points of deep meditation, Rhodes began to observe Rowling's reaction. Even when he watched Rowling frown, Rhode didn't say a word.

In Rowling's feeling, these two meditation methods are completely different, and for this, Rowling can only adapt to it.

Not long after, after countless attempts, Rowling finally entered a state of deep meditation.

Looking at Rowling whose breathing gradually calmed down, Rhode slowly stepped back towards the entrance.

Before leaving, Rhode seemed to have noticed something. He took out an oil lamp that could burn for a long time from the space ring, lit it, and placed it in the direction he was originally in.

Unlike the tomb where Rhodes once stayed, there is no light source in this cave, and the only way to see things is to rely on the torches that Rhodes lit in advance.

When Rhodes leaves a certain distance, the place will be completely plunged into darkness, although Rowling has mastered the fire magic, and can ignite the flame on her own, illuminating the surrounding roads. But after deep meditation, Rowling herself did not have any mana, so Rhode had to set the oil lamp in advance.

Due to the structure, this oil lamp can burn for a long time, but it can only emit a faint light, but for Rowling, the light is enough for her to walk out of the cave.

After doing all this, Rhodes did not leave the cave directly, but came to the passage ahead and started simple meditation.

Rhodes needs to always pay attention to the news in the spiritual imprint to prevent any changes in the ogre tribe. Naturally, he can't do deep meditation like Rowling. He can only do the most simple meditation to slightly increase his mana.

From where Rhodes was, he could also notice the light from the oil lamp ahead. As for Rowling's position deeper in the passage, Rhodes couldn't see it.

At this time, Rhodes no longer paid attention to the scene on Rowling's side, but calmed down and began to meditate.

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While Rhodes was meditating, a lot of changes also took place in the ogre tribe.

The heroic ogre has learned from his subordinates exactly what happened in the last battle. The heroic ogre was shocked when he realized that the giants he had discovered had all died because of the ghostly dragon breath.

Unlike ogre priests, heroic ogres have experienced the power of magic first-hand and know what kind of damage magic can bring about. The heroic ogre has a different attitude towards powerful mages.

The heroic ogre also understands that a spell that can kill all giants can have a similar effect if it falls on its own people.

After realizing the threat of Rhodes, the heroic ogre immediately ordered all the ogres under his command to prepare for migration.

Seeing this order from the heroic ogre, the ogre priest immediately panicked. The heroic ogre may not be sure of Rhodes' true purpose, but the ogre priest is quite clear.

During this process, the ogre priest has also persuaded the hero ogre many times to give up the idea of ​​​​moving the tribe, and instead agree to Rhodes' request, bring Rhodes back to Kru Lord, and introduce him to Tanan.

Faced with this, the heroic ogre seemed extremely stubborn, and refused the ogre priest's request without any consideration.

Due to many migrations, this group of ogres are already familiar with this, but after receiving the order of the hero ogre, they still showed some resistance.

For ordinary ogres, although they have not weak wisdom, they have long accepted leadership, which makes them unwilling to rely on their own consciousness to think.

Even so, the group of ogres immediately followed suit and began to sort out their own clutter.

Since it is a migration, the fortress that took a lot of time to build, these ogres can only abandon it. For these ogres, except for weapons and some commemorative things that need to be brought, the rest of the items are not very important. Even after migration, they can be obtained by other means.

Ogre cleans things up very fast, and is ready to move in a blink of an eye, which is also in line with the expectations of the heroic ogre.

In the thinking of the heroic ogre, because he has not seen the power of the ghost dragon breath with his own eyes, he can support the erosion of the ghost dragon breath for a while by his own strength, but the rest of the ogres cannot do it. to this point.

In order to save the lives of the rest of the ogres, the hero ogre decided to leave immediately after thinking about it, without any plans to stay and fight.

For the heroic ogre, even if the battle is won, the death of a large number of clansmen is meaningless.

Just as the rest of the ogres had finished sorting out their items and were about to leave, the hero ogres discovered that their way of leaving had been blocked by the ogre priests.

Under the loud shouts of the ogre priest, the surrounding ogres received different orders from the hero ogres, appearing hesitant.

In the thoughts of the rest of the ogres, because they did not understand the conditions put forward by Rhodes, they could not confirm whose decision they should trust, but for themselves, they were naturally unwilling to leave the homeland that took so long to build. .

After being freed from the enslavement of mages, the ogres longed to build their own homeland, but learned that the day of building their homeland would have to wait until the end of the battle with Bracada.

To this end, they did not hesitate to come to the very distant Werning, just to find helpful reinforcements.

In the process of living with the giants, these ogres gradually regarded this place as their second home. Since their living habits were roughly similar, the ogres were more friendly to these giants.

If it wasn't for the order of the heroic ogres, this group of ogres would not have left the fort they had built.