Araj passed away peacefully.
When Araj unleashed his ultimate technique, even the Undead Mages, Cult of the Damned members, and others behind him struggled to withstand its force and retreated several steps.
The Shadow Priest kneeling on the ground gripped the earth tightly to keep himself from being blown away.
His mouth remained wide open, but he could not utter a word.
Across from him, however...
Rhode still stood calmly where he was.
His expression... seemed a little unhappy.
Yes, a little unhappy.
He had been rather pleased at first, even excited.
Because Araj had summoned so many souls.
That many souls meant that many mobs!
Even if each one gave only 1 experience point, they would add up to hundreds, if not thousands!
Besides, these were all trash mobs. Wouldn't killing them be much easier than killing bosses?
Bosses were limited, after all, while the souls Araj released...
Seemed endless.
Rhode had even come up with an idea.
He could capture this Lich, take him back, and make him keep releasing souls for Rhode to blast apart.
That would fulfill his dream of farming unlimited experience.
Then, heh, who in this world could rival me?
I stand amid the raging wind...
But that dream quickly fell apart.
First, Araj had said "all."
In other words, the souls charging at Rhode now were all the souls he had.
That meant the Lich's stockpile of souls was limited.
So farming endless mobs was impossible.
Second, and more importantly, these souls gave no experience!
When Rhode blasted the first one apart and received no feedback, he had already begun to suspect something.
His second attack confirmed the answer.
Yes, monsters summoned by monsters were derivative creatures and gave no experience!
Sigh.
Rhode shook his head.
It seemed this world was quite