Chapter 603: Explosion two

After the explosion, the creatures staying on top of these mages were the ghost dragons controlled by Rhodes.
On the ghost dragon, Rhodes was watching the creatures below, and had a lot of thoughts in his heart.
After learning about the information on the battlefield, under the guidance of the vampire, Rod immediately controlled the ghost dragon to come here.
Along the way, Rod also learned more information about these elemental creatures from the vampires. During this process, Rod also found many anomalies.
Rhode noticed that in the information provided by the vampires, the strength displayed by these elemental creatures far exceeded Rhode's original cognition. According to Rhode, even in the elemental plane, at the same level The elemental creatures are not as powerful as these elemental creatures encountered by vampires.
Since elemental creatures have no limit on mana, their strength is reflected in the use of spells.
According to Rhodes, the single spells cast by these elemental creatures may not be as powerful as the real high-level wizards, but these spells contain extremely special casting skills, which is why these elemental creatures are powerful. .
These findings undoubtedly made Rod appear extremely surprised. Recalling some important information in his previous life, Rod seemed to realize the special identity of these elemental creatures.
Because of this, when Rod returned to Werning and got information about elemental creatures, he had no time to get more information from the Centaur leader, and immediately rushed to where these elemental creatures existed.
Due to the existence of the ghost dragon, Rod and his party had just appeared on the battlefield, and they were attacked by the mage and elemental creatures. They did not give Rod any opportunity to explain, and this also met Rod’s original expectations. Rod chose to come Here, it is not so simple to observe these elemental creatures.
Facing the spells cast by the elemental creatures, Rhodes wanted to let the ghost dragon rely on his strong physique to resist.
Rhode believes that when the keel of the body changes, the overall strength of the ghost dragon has also improved a lot, and obviously will not fear the surrounding ice arrows.
However, Rowling, who is also on Guilong, did not give Guilong such a chance. Facing the attacking magic around him, Rowling immediately displayed Hercules Aegis and blocked all these spells.
Looking at the Hercules Aegis enveloping the ghost dragon, Rhode knew that Rowling's spellcasting method obviously had a big improvement over the spells she had cast before.
Although the Hercules Aegis displayed by Rowling cannot move with the ghost dragon, it can only stay where the ghost dragon passes, but still blocks all the ice arrows, and does not let the ghost dragon take any damage.
As for the spell displayed by Rowling, Rhode can only see it. According to Rowling, Rhode knows that he cannot directly learn this special casting method from her, and can only wait until his rank. After improving, think of other ways.
In addition to casting Hercules Aegis, Rowling also cast a spell that caused an extremely severe blow to all creatures present in the field.
The spell cast by Rowling was the flame that defeated the mage's resistance. The special spell of Hell's Flame, under Rowling's display, is no less powerful than that of any high-level wizard.
The spell about flames was found in the magic book he harvested on the way from Bracada to Verning.
Both Sock and Northon's magic books record this powerful fourth-order magic. By virtue of the existence of Wisdom, Rod immediately mastered it.
In addition to the flames of hell, the fifth-order magic meteor rain that had destroyed the entire Ice Blue Spell Academy, Rod also found the corresponding record in the magic book of Northon.
Compared to the fourth-order flames, the meteor fire rain is only one level higher, but the damage it can cause is several grades higher. Even if many flames are displayed together, it is difficult to achieve the effect of meteor fire rain.
Because of this, when returning to Werning, Rhode searched Northren's magic book for the first time and found records about meteor fire and rain.
In the process of reading the magic book, Rhode noticed that in the magic book of Northon, the most space occupied by various fourth-order spells is only one side, and there are only a few records of a few low-level spells. The pen, unlike Sauk's magic book, contains detailed records of most spells.
However, the meteor fire rain account occupies dozens of pages in the magic book. According to Rode, just copying this spell will spend a lot of time on the mage, let alone understand it. .
Unlike ordinary spells, the mage can cast it by raising his hand. To cast a spell like the meteor fire rain, it requires extremely cumbersome steps to always guide the mana value. Corresponding to this extremely tedious step is naturally the powerful effect of this magic.
For this powerful spell, although Rhode obtained the method of its casting, he could not learn it for a while, and he could only wait for his wisdom level to be further improved before learning again.
Since he could not master this fifth-order magic, after learning other spells in the magic book, Rhode gave it to Rowling to let her learn the magic written in the book.
At this time, Luo Lin also faced the dilemma of insufficient wisdom level. Due to his own ranks, even with the bonus of heroic abilities, Rowling’s wisdom level has not reached the level of master, and he cannot immediately master this powerful fifth-order magic.
Unlike Rhode, even if he couldn't master this powerful magic quickly, Rowling still carefully read Northren's magic book, completely read Northren's original record of meteor fire and tried to rely on his own understanding. , Master this spell.
For Rowling's choice, Rod did not make any evaluation, but let her act. In the impression of Rhodes, few people can master a spell without relying on the existence of wisdom, especially this fifth-order magic that is the apex of almost all mages.
The existence of Wisdom helps the Master to simplify the process of studying magic. Evaluating whether a mage apprentice has the potential to become a formal mage depends mostly on his level of wisdom.
In Rod's view, Rowling's behavior may be difficult to achieve any results, and will only waste her energy.
However, when Rhod thought of the abnormalities that Rowling had cast before, and the magic she had exhibited after the change, Rhod also had some doubts about whether Rowling could achieve this.