Under this situation, Tanan knew that the existence of a forbidden magic ball alone would not be able to achieve his expected goal. In order to overthrow the huge Brakada Mage Empire and eliminate all mages, all barbaric creatures must also have the ability to ban magic balls.
In Rhodes' view, this was the reason why Tanan dealt with the forbidden magic ball in his own memory.
At that time, Rhodes was more focused on the effects of the Forbidden Magic Ball fragments and their ability to be used again, thus ignoring Tanan's original purpose of doing this. It was only now, when he realized the special features of independent artifacts, that Rhodes realized these problems.
Perhaps at the beginning, Tanan's original intention was not to create fragments of the magic-forbidden ball similar to those in Rhode's hands, but to split the original independent set of magic-forbidden balls into a larger number of artifact parts that still retain their original effects. But the final result was to obtain fragments of the magic-forbidden ball with a limited number of uses.
He does not have the exquisite skills to deal with treasures like an alchemist master. Although Tanan really hopes to split the forbidden magic ball in his hand into artifact parts that are not restricted by use, due to the limitation of knowledge, the final result will be natural. Not as Tanan wished.
In Rhodes' view, it is more natural that the fragments of the Forbidden Magic Ball that were forcibly separated from the Forbidden Magic Ball by Tanan lost all their effects.
Rhodes had never heard that such a rough treatment method would be applied to any treasure, let alone an artifact that was more precious than the treasure. The fragments of the Forbidden Magic Ball in his hand should have no effect.
However, when Rhodes obtained this special red crystal, a prompt from the system told Rhodes that even the fragments that fell off the magic ball still had the original effect and could be used by it. , what happened next also proved this to Rhodes.
Through the information given by the system, Rhodes learned that the magic ball fragments can still achieve the original effect. The fundamental reason is because of the heroic will attached to them, which comes from Tanan.
Rhodes had sensed something unusual from this point on. What makes Rhodes concerned is that the existence of heroic will can have such a huge impact on artifact components.
At this time, after recalling these previous situations, Rhodes suddenly realized that perhaps the existence of heroic will can also play a great role in the process of splitting independent artifacts.
In Rhodes' view, if Tanan had learned a lot about the treasure before dealing with the forbidden magic ball and mastered the processing techniques like an alchemist master, maybe the final processing result would really be what Tanan wished. , get relatively complete artifact parts that are not limited by the number of times they can be used.
However, Rhodes knew that this was obviously impossible to happen. Tanan had already completed the processing of the forbidden magic ball. As the leader of the barbarians, it was obviously impossible for Tanan to master this knowledge.
According to Rhodes' prediction, Tanan is likely to encounter a huge setback now. It may not be long before the end of the entire first expansion. In this case, Rhodes also feels the time. of urgency.
Compared to Tanan, what Rhodes cares more about are the two artifacts in Sandru's hands.
In Rhodes' view, the effect of the magic-forbidden ball fragments and the magic-forbidden barrier released by this special artifact fragment can suppress Sandro's spellcasting ability to a certain extent, forcing him to fight with him. He was fighting in close quarters, but there was nothing he could do to affect the artifact he possessed.
According to Rhodes' thinking, even if there are fragments of the Forbidden Magic Ball, once Sandro sacrifices the two artifacts, relying on Rhodes' own combat ability, there may be certain risks.
Once the battle drags on for a long time, and when the powerful undead creatures controlled by Sandru arrive, the final result may not be certain.
Even so, in Rhodes' view, it is worth taking this risk for the powerful combined artifact on Sandro. Rhodes placed more hope of victory on his melee advantage.
According to Rhodes' understanding of artifact holders, under normal circumstances, they rarely equip all artifact parts on their bodies. More often, the artifact parts collected by them are just like Rhodes. He is ordinary and is included in the space ring.
Only when faced with a battle, or on some extremely important occasions, would the holder of the combined artifact equip all of them.
Perhaps for some creatures who regard artifacts as extremely important and wish they had all the power of artifacts, they must carry artifacts with them no matter what they do. Once the artifact is removed, all power seems to have been lost in his heart.
However, Rhodes didn't believe that Sandro would do such a thing. As a man who has studied in Brakada for a long time and has already integrated the various habits of a mage into himself, Sandro naturally has his own understanding of the existence of artifacts.
After Rhodes thought for a moment, he realized that Sandro would never equip himself with such a heavy and cumbersome artifact called "Curse Armor" in his normal life, but the "Ghost King's Cloak" was more possible.
In this case, taking advantage of the surprise attack, Rhodes was confident that Sandro would be killed by him before he could equip the artifact. This is where Rhodes felt most confident during this trip.
What's more, according to the information Rhodes currently has, Sandro does not seem to have released the news that he has two necromancer artifacts.
Once this news comes out, there will be great waves in the entire Diya territory. The overall situation in the City of Death will not be as peaceful as Rhodes feels.
Rhodes believed that by then, not only Stephen, the actual ruler of the City of Death, would be interested in Sandru's existence, but all the lichs in Diya would take action because of this.
There are not many things that can affect the Lich, but the existence of artifacts can easily do this.
While Rhodes was thinking, Tello in front suddenly stopped.
Under the influence of Tello, Rhodes' thoughts were forced to interrupt, and at this time, Tello's words also came to Rhodes' ears.
"We are here. This is the residence of City Lord Tamik."
