Invincible Hero of Necromancer

After noticing the existence of the ice element, Witt walked towards the position of the ice element after a short period of thought, hoping to learn about the high-level necromancer from its body.

Witte believes that with such a serious injury, the ice element that can still survive naturally knows the secrets that many other creatures don't know.

As for the other wizards in the supply point, Witt did not care too much, nor did he tell them the current situation.

In Wit’s view, the surrounding wizards cannot provide any help during their negotiations with the high-level necromancers. Once they are fully informed about the high-order necromancer’s situation, the situation may get worse. . Wit only cares about the creature ice element.

At this time, at a position still some distance away from the ice element, Witt did not continue to move forward, but stopped in his own footsteps.

In the process of moving forward, a warning suddenly came from Witte's perception. The abnormality in the perception made Witte realize that once he continues to move forward, he is likely to be in danger.

Due to the keen perception and sneak attack methods possessed by high-level wizards, most of the time they can’t have the desired effect. Before encountering danger, high-level wizards will be warned in advance so that they can have time to do so. response.

Witte was very familiar with the emergence of this perception. Obviously, this was not the first time he felt this kind of hidden crisis, so he was able to react in the first place and stopped his own pace.

The warning in his heart caused Wit to lock the ice element in front of him for the first time. From Wit’s point of view, the ice element in front of him was likely to intend to cast spells on himself.

For a time, Wit quickly recalled the information about the elemental creatures in his heart, thinking about why it had to shoot himself, and at the same time, he was prepared to deal with the spell.

But, seeming to have noticed something, Witte suddenly realized that the situation did not seem to be what he thought.

From the look of the ice element looking at him, Witt found that the ice element seemed extremely cautious, and there was a dignified meaning in it. It seemed that he was worried about something happening and didn't want to come to it.

With this discovery, Witt realized that it was wrong for the first time, and at the same time, the surrounding mages also issued bursts of exclamation.

At this moment, the sense of crisis in Wit's heart has not been eliminated, but it has become even stronger. At this moment, Witt finally realized that the high-level Necromancer didn't seem to have any plans to negotiate with him, but instead wanted to fight with him here.

Before Witt communicated his findings to his surrounding men and asked them to respond, the situation in the field changed again.

An extremely strong mana wave appeared in front of Witt, and at this moment, Witt's sense of crisis in his heart was raised to the limit.

Facing the sudden crisis, Witte didn't even think about it, and even before he could observe what was happening next to him, he immediately used teleportation to break away from his original position.

Relying on the existence of teleportation, Witt returned to the giant gargoyle, prepared to rely on these creatures under his hands to slightly block the enemies that appeared, and at the same time allow himself to cast spells better.

Looking at the previous position, Witt noticed that another figure appeared at the position where he had stayed.

Based on the appearance of this figure and the weapon in his hand, Wit also realized that this figure was a magical assassin from the Thieves Guild.

According to Witte’s understanding, the magical assassin who can master teleportation can be regarded as an extremely elite existence in the Thieves Guild. In Bracada, due to the deterrence of the mages, the Thieves Guild has to converge. Unexpectedly, in Verning, there would be such a magical assassin shooting himself.

Regarding the potential enemy, the high-level Necromancer as expected, Wit did not know any information about him. Whether it was his true strength or whether he had united with other high-level creatures, Wit did not know at this time. In this case, even if he noticed the appearance of the magical assassin, Wit did not get any useful clues.

At this time, Wit suddenly noticed that the noise around him was getting louder and louder. Even if he came to his men through the teleportation spell, their situation did not get any better, and they did not feel at ease because of this. , But it seems more chaotic.

Witte discovered that the giant gargoyles and the mages who were in charge of manipulating them originally gathered here fled towards the surroundings without getting a signal from him, as if something terrifying had forced them to do so. .

Beside Wit, only the gargoyle he controlled did not move, still waiting for his orders. Many wizards who had not been able to evacuate around raised their heads and looked up to the sky.

The anomalies in the surroundings, as well as the danger signals from the perception, made Witt also raised his head and looked up to the sky.

Wit noticed that a huge boulder was falling rapidly in the sky. Because the boulder descends extremely fast, in the process of violent friction, flames that no wizard can ignore are generated on it, which adds to the power of this boulder~www.readwn.com~ notice the appearance of this boulder, Even the Wit of a high-level mage felt a shock in his heart. The existence of this boulder and the magic that formed it is completely beyond Wit's understanding.

Even though he was also a high-level mage, Wit was also extremely shocked by the appearance of this boulder. Wit knew that only a real Tier 5 spell could produce such a powerful power.

However, from the strong spell fluctuations rising from the surroundings, Wit also noticed that the casting of this spell did not seem to be complete.

It's like a gorgeous movement that stops abruptly when it's played only halfway through. The huge boulder that appeared in the sky and the spell that shaped it gave Witte this feeling.

Although Wit couldn't understand the forming process of this spell, he still saw some clues based on the spell-casting experience that a high-level mage should have.

Only from the magic that has not been fully deployed, Wit has felt the existence of such power. Wit can't imagine that once this spell is fully deployed, what kind of damage it will cause, I am afraid there is only a true legend. The mage can survive this spell.