After carefully reviewing the various attributes belonging to Zarion in the attribute panel, Rod could not help but feel a while.

Ordinary creatures lacking the hero template, naturally cannot compare with the former Rhodes.

However, in this world, heroes can be regarded as a unique existence. The vast majority of creatures do not have the growth potential of a hero. They just spend their lives in the posture of ordinary creatures. Their attributes are naturally better than Heroes of the same rank are quite weak, and this is more obvious with higher rank.

In addition to the extra awakening required for hero specialties, Rhode has the same growth potential as a real hero from the beginning, which is also the convenience brought by the system.

According to Rhodes’s estimates, with this body’s only 40 points of health, I’m afraid that he can’t even withstand a single blow from his own body, not to mention the Titan’s Arrow, which has a base damage of 240 points, Zarion’s life. Value, even only a fraction of the damage of Titan's Arrow.

In this illusion, the only thing available for Rod to use is the body of an ordinary second-order creature. Although Rod does not complain too much, he still feels difficult to handle. This body is weaker than he thought. , I am afraid that when encountering a slightly stronger enemy, Rhode can't deal with it.

At this time, Rod just wanted to find Kane as soon as possible and awaken his consciousness so that he could leave this body.

In the system log, apart from the attribute-related information, there is no hint about the task. This is also a different place from the last time I was in the illusion.

Rod didn't know what he should do to wake Kane, and when he came to the illusion, he didn't have any clues for a while. He didn't know where Kane was on the ship, or might not even be on the ship at all.

While Rod was checking his own basic attributes, the previous burly crew member had also walked out of the cabin and came to Rod's side with a dinner plate in his hand.

"These should be able to satisfy the mage's request, so let's take it."

Hearing that, Lord took the covered dinner plate from his hand, and through the perception of this body that was still intact, Lord could smell the scent of food.

Still silent, Rod nodded, took the dinner plate, and then walked along the deck towards the stern.

Although he didn't get any memories belonging to Zarien, Rhodes could vaguely perceive the concentration of magical elements nearby.

Rod found that on the entire ship, the place with the strongest magic elements was near the stern. With this, Rod found the position of the mage on the ship.

The perception of magic elements is a compulsory course for all spellcasters. Although this body is extremely low-level, it still has this basic ability.

Moving forward along the deck, Rod once again checked the information in the attribute panel. This time Rod was keenly aware of the anomaly.

What kind of mage, after mastering the intermediate mystery, still fails to master even the elementary wisdom skills?

For orthodox mages, the main effects of mystic arts are reflected in the magic rituals and passive increase in mana regeneration. In contrast, letting the mages quickly learn the wisdom of various low-level spells is the most important thing that should be mastered. Heavy.

Only those mages who also specialize in magic arts, or true magicians, put the learning of mystical arts first, and most magic arts require mystic arts as a foundation to be able to perform.

These circumstances undoubtedly caused Rohde to discover some anomalies. The mage on the ship was probably not as simple as Rohde thought.

The only thing Rhode can do before he finds the trace of Kane is to prevent himself from exposing any abnormalities, so as not to cause unnecessary trouble.

As he moved forward, Rod simply searched his body and found a self-defense dagger that was not too sharp. For the apprentice of the mage, this was undoubtedly a weapon that could be used in an emergency.

In addition, Rod also found a shell, which should be regarded as a special item according to the system's indication.

Soon, Rod came to an independent cabin, which is also the place where the magic elements are the most concentrated in the entire ship.

Without rushing into the cabin, Rhode began to make his own attempts, and it was an attempt on spiritualism.

Rhode, who has mastered the god-level spiritism, has his own unique understanding of this special skill exclusively for necromancers.

Rod’s comprehension of spiritism can be said to surpass all creatures in the main plane, even those liches who have studied spiritism for many years, no one can master god-level spiritism.

Because of this, recalling all the knowledge in spiritualism, Rhodes tried to reproduce this special skill that belongs only to the necromancer on the body belonging to Zaryen. If it goes well, the existence of this special skill will give Rod brings great help.

Recalling the knowledge that belonged to the Necromancer did not go as smoothly as Rhode thought. His mind seemed to be clouded with a mist. No matter how Rhodes recalled it, it would be difficult to recall the knowledge he once had.

Not only spiritualism, but any spell that Rhodes mastered could not be reproduced on this body belonging to Zarion. This was also the most basic rule in the illusion.

However, Rod did not mean to give up. The god-level spiritualism he once mastered was beyond the general rules. Even the rules from the elemental plane of water can't limit the special skills of this level, which also gives Rhodes a kind of confidence.

Continuing to think about matters related to god-level spiritualism, soon, bursts of changes began to appear near Rod's current body.

The intense death energy ~lightnovelpub.net~ gushed out of Rhode's body uncontrollably, but soon Rhode suppressed the spread of death energy.

Looking into the attribute panel, there is an extra spiritual spell in the special skill column that Zarien has mastered.

However, the spiritism that appeared in the attribute panel at this time was only elementary and could not play a big role. It could only be regarded as better than nothing, and had little effect on Rhode's overall strength.

After getting the elementary spiritual call, Rod only felt that his consciousness was blurred, and his body control ability was weakened a lot, and he could barely continue to stay awake in the environment. This was not good news.

Let Zarien in the illusion master the first-level spiritualism. This is also the limit that Rod can achieve with the help of the ontological god-level summoning. As for the higher-level spiritualism, I am afraid that Rod has just given Zarien Master, Rod's consciousness will be forced to withdraw from the illusion.

After discovering this, Rod did not continue to try, and under the suppression of the rules of fantasy, he could only act according to the rules.

(End of this chapter)