Chapter 590: will

At this time, through the information prompted on the magic ball fragment, Rod suddenly realized that this particular item also contains the will of the hero.
Under the influence of the hero's will, it was originally only a fragment on the forbidden ball, but at this time it obtained the same effect as the forbidden ball. The reason why the forbidden ball fragment can produce such a powerful effect is attributed to the heroic will it contains.
Rhode believes that if there is no heroic will, this fragment that is floating in front of him at this time will not contain any special effects, but can only be used as a high-quality alchemy material by the mage for refining. Make the rest of the treasures.
In Rhode's view, even if they are also heroes, among the heroes, their wills are also strong and weak, some heroes are extremely determined, and some heroes are easy to shake. The existence of will has no direct relationship with strength, but most heroes with firm will eventually have extremely strong strength.
The ability to affect the remaining parts of the artifact and give the magic ball fragments powerful strength is not something that ordinary heroes can have.
Rhode believes that among all Creulode's creatures, only the existence of the hero Tanan has such a determined will that can affect the artifact fragments.
In Rhode's memory, when the first expansion is over, the effect of the Forbidden Ball has been fully displayed in the eyes of all creatures. Any creature understands how strong the Forbidden Ball can exert on the Master.
The existence of the forbidden magic ball not only threatened the mage of Brakada, ended the long-term rule of the mage kingdom on the surrounding area, but also affected all creatures that can cast spells.
Any creature that is good at spells will deeply be afraid of the existence of banned magic balls. As long as the banned magic appear, the spells that these creatures were good at in the past have no effect.
Among these creatures, elemental creatures are the most feared for the existence of the forbidden magic ball. For other creatures, the magic ball only deprives them of their ability to cast spells, but in the view of elemental creatures, the existence of the magic ball has threatened their fundamental existence.
According to the understanding of these elemental creatures, once the forbidden magic ball appears on the element plane, it will cause extremely serious damage and even affect the stability of the world.
For this reason, elemental creatures will naturally not let Tanan's army wantonly act. When the Mage of Brakada was suppressed by Tanan in the later part of the war, the figure of elemental creatures also appeared on the battlefield and began to help the mage to deal with these barbarian army.
Under the effect of the forbidden magic ball, even elemental creatures also lost all the ability to fight frontally, but in other respects, the power of elemental creatures did not slow down.
Although elemental creatures cannot participate in the battle head-on, they can affect Tanan's army from the side through various means, delay the army's pace, and lead the mage to evacuate.
In this battle, the actions of the elemental creatures played a great role. While saving a lot of the lives of the mages, they dragged on for a long enough time so that the masters of Brakada found Tanan’s weakness. , And ultimately defeated.
Rhode recalled that due to the powerful effect of the magic ball, apart from the elemental creatures who wanted to destroy it, any creature wanted to take this artifact into its hands.
Especially at the end of the first expansion, the army led by Tanan fell into a serious disadvantage. A large number of creatures attempting to ban the magic ball joined the battlefield and began to attack Tanan's army. This is also a reason for Tanan's ultimate defeat.
However, even if Tanan finally died in this battle, these creatures did not fulfill their initial desire to obtain the magic ball in Tanan's hands.
In the impression of Rod, after the end of the first expansion, until the time he was in, he did not hear any news about the ban on the magic ball. It seems that this unique artifact has died together with Tanan Instead, there is more equipment to resist spells.
Although Rhode had known this before, he didn't have much thought in his mind. But at this moment, looking at the fragment in front of him, Rod seemed to realize something, but he could not confirm it.
Rhode couldn't help thinking about the confusion in his heart for a long time, but because of the lack of information, Rod couldn't reach a conclusion for a while.
At this point, Rhode took his gaze back from the debris of the forbidden ball and turned to look at Northon.
Due to the appearance of the Forbidden Demon Barrier, after losing all the means that could be used in the past, Northon fell down from high altitude. During this period of time for Rodos to think, Northon had already fallen to the ground.
According to the prompts appearing in perception, in order to avoid the means that Rhode may use, Northum used instantaneous movement to come to the high altitude, which is a full height from the ground, but at this time, the existence of this height is undoubtedly required Northon's life.
Until his death, Northon did not figure out clearly in his mind why Rod was able to release the demon barrier that had previously belonged to the Cyclops.
Looking at the body of Northon, and the pool of blood below him, Rod finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Just before Rhode used the magic ball fragment, in his heart, he was actually very worried that Northren would once again cast the meteor rain that had destroyed the Ice Blue Spell Academy.
Even with the presence of the Forbidden Magic Ball Fragment, there are still some doubts in Rod's mind as to whether the Forbidden Magic Barrier it produces can have an effect on the meteor fire rain.
In Rhode's view, the boulders formed in the process of guiding the meteor fire rain actually existed in the form of entities.
In this case, Rhode also has some doubts about whether the magic barrier that does not restrict the entry and exit of ordinary creatures can affect the entry of meteor fire and rain.
Once the anti-devil barrier exists, it cannot achieve the effect that Rod expected, and at this time, Rowling once again exhausted the mana value, Rod will have no means to deal with the meteor rain.
And this is also the reason why Rhode did not choose to believe the ability to ban the magic ball fragments when he first felt the rain of meteors, but instead believed Rowling. The results at this time have already demonstrated the correctness of Rod's choice.
Fortunately, Northam didn't know about it, just wanted to use a common spell to solve Rhodes, which gave Rhode enough opportunities. Before he could feel all this in person, Norson would never have thought that Rod would be able to win the fragments of Forbidden Magic Ball from the hero One-eyed King.
Under the influence of the forbidden magic ball fragments, Northon has already paid for his mistakes and lost his life.