At this time, I don't know what was triggered. When the flames completely disappeared from the field, the circular barrier immediately dissipated without any warning. ???????ｗ?ｎｎｃｏｍ
As the circular barrier dissipated, the ashes covering it began to fall downwards. At this moment, the accumulated rubble around it began to collapse downwards because it lost the support of the circular barrier.
Seeing that these rubbles were about to fall downwards, some changes suddenly occurred in the space originally covered by this circular barrier.
Facing the falling rubble, a huge figure spread out its wings behind it, trying to bear it completely in this way.
There are two bones of similar color on the surface of the wings. One is gray-white, surrounded by a layer of white mist, and the other is pale, seems to be completely integrated with the mist, and looks extremely illusory.
These two bones with similar colors are arranged staggered together like this. The differences that appear allow people to clearly feel the difference between the two bones.
When the debris fell, the figure that had originally spread its wings began to swing violently, throwing away the surrounding debris and burned ashes from its body.
It was only then that its figure was fully revealed, it was the ghost dragon controlled by Rhodes.
While the meteors and fire rain were falling, the ghost dragon had completed the condensation of the keels on the surface of its body, restored its original strength, and undergone some new changes.
Following this movement of the ghost dragon, right under its feet, in the area that it had previously protected with its body, the figures of Rhodes and Rowling also appeared in it.
When the circular barrier dissipated, all the surrounding scenes undoubtedly appeared in Rhode's eyes.
Whether it was the Ice Blue Magic Academy that had been reduced to ruins or the large amount of ashes produced by burning around them, they all reminded Rhodes of the terrible damage caused by the previous meteor shower.
Even while being shrouded by the circular barrier, Rhodes also felt a strong threat from the meteors and fire showers falling from the sky. This strong sense of death was always reminding Rhodes that once the barrier in front of him was broken, What will happen to him?
In that situation, Rhodes watched countless boulders fall on the Hercules Shield above his head, but was unable to make any response. The only thing Rhodes could do was to put his hopes on Rowling.
Fortunately, Rowling succeeded in doing this. Under the shield of Hercules, Rhodes and his party became one of the few creatures to survive the meteor shower.
Without the original threat, looking at Rowling beside him, Rhodes felt some special emotions in his heart. If it weren't for Rowling's existence, even Rhodes would have been hard-pressed to survive this spell, let alone save the ghost dragon on the side.
As for how Rowling achieved this, Rhodes also had some speculations in his mind. According to what Rowling said before, Rhodes knew that Rowling's ability may be related to her identity as a born hero. related.
At this time, after finishing the guidance of the Hercules Shield, Rowling's eyes were also looking at Rhodes.
As the Aegis of Hercules disappeared, the sight that had been shrouded by it suddenly became clear. In addition, after the effect of the meteor shower ended, the sky returned to its original color.
Under the influence of the meteor fire shower, there were only strong fire magic elements and some earth magic elements in the entire area. Only a small part of the originally existing death energy remained around the ghost dragon.
The light in the sky shone down, allowing Rowling to clearly observe Rhodes's expression. It seemed that the entire battle ended with this meteor shower.
Looking at Rhodes aside, Rowling also showed a long-lost smile.
At this moment, Rowling also had many thoughts in her mind. Whether it was the changes in herself or the joy of surviving the battle, Rowling had many words to say to Rhodes.
But at this moment, Rowling noticed that Rhodes seemed to have discovered something, his expression suddenly became serious, and he turned his gaze aside.
This discovery also made Rowling realize something was wrong. Rowling immediately looked at the same position as Rhodes.
Rowling noticed that not far from here, in the ruins of the Ice Blue Magic Academy, a mage dressed in gray robes was standing.
After the Hercules Shield disappeared, the previous actions of Rhodes and his party were completely seen by the mage. However, the mage did not make any moves and was just observing in this direction.
Rowling couldn't feel any aura coming from this mage. The powerful aura existing in those high-level mages didn't show up at all in this mage. If she hadn't noticed the change in Rhodes' expression, Rowling would have You won't notice the mage at all.
Through various anomalies in this mage, Rowling was able to determine that, even if this mage's strength did not reach the level of a legendary mage, it was not far behind.
Thinking of the meteor shower that destroyed the entire Ice Blue Magic Academy, Rowling roughly guessed who released this powerful spell.
Spells like Meteor and Fire Rain cannot be mastered by ordinary mages at all. Only those whose strength is close to that of a legendary mage, or even a true legendary mage, are qualified to cast it.
At this time, even if he realized that he had been discovered by Rhodes, the mage's expression did not change at all, and the expression on his face remained very calm.
Unlike Rowling, who could only roughly guess the strength of this mage, Rhodes recognized the identity of this mage the moment he noticed it. In Rhodes' impression, this mage was the same as himself. There is some intersection.
Rhodes recognized that the mage who appeared here at this time had seen him in the finals of the potion competition and had a big impression on him. The identity of this mage is Noson, the dean of the Red Magic Academy who won the runner-up in the finals of the potion competition.
Rhodes still had no way of knowing why Northam appeared here, but according to Rhodes' observations of Northam and the powerful threat he felt in his heart, Northam's target was obviously his group.
Based on Rhodes' understanding of high-level mages and the meteor showers he had seen before, Rhodes realized that if Northam insisted on dealing with him, the crisis he would face this time might be far greater than the crisis he had faced with the Cyclops before. battle.
