Taking in all the changes nearby, Rhodes soon ended his observation with the Void Demon Eye and began to cast a unique spell.
Rich air magic elements spilled out from Rhodes' body. What he cast was exactly the same air magic as seeing through the earth, which was able to see through the atmosphere.
The original function of the see-through atmosphere is to allow the caster to detect the treasures and heroes existing within a certain range around him, but the effect is extremely limited. The detection range is only limited to a small area around the caster. In addition, there are more stringent detection conditions.
Another magic with the same name, the effect of seeing through the earth, is to show the topography of the nearby area, allowing the caster to understand the surrounding situation. What the perspective atmosphere presents in the mind of the caster is also a plan view overlooking the ground from the sky, showing the positions of various treasures and heroes.
Compared with seeing through the earth, the effect of seeing through the atmosphere is more limited. This spell can overlook the earth from the sky, but it cannot access unknown terrain, let alone penetrate the obstruction of objects.
What the caster can see by looking through the atmosphere are the treasures and heroes exposed on the earth. Once the treasures are buried by the earth, or the heroes enter the building, they cannot be observed through the perspective atmosphere. If the strength of the treasure or hero is , exceeding the limit of the see-through atmosphere, and cannot be observed by the see-through atmosphere.
Improving the special skill of air magic can increase the range of air-seeing detection, but it cannot enhance the effectiveness of the spell itself. Because of this, this spell is of little use in many cases. Even if you want to hunt for treasure, there are better ones. The method can be chosen.
Only the treasures and heroes existing on the ground can be seen, which in most cases is of no help to the caster at all. If we clearly know that there are exposed treasures on the ground nearby, why do we need to look through the atmosphere to detect them?
On the other hand, when looking for heroes, seeing through the atmosphere has its own unique effect, which is where this spell is most commonly used.
The biggest weakness of seeing through the atmosphere and seeing through the earth is that there cannot be any obstruction in the sky. It is best to keep it bright, otherwise, the effect of the spell will be greatly reduced.
The dark sky in Diya is enough to block all detection of these two spells, so that the final bird's eye view formed by these two spells is only pitch black.
The air elemental plane has a special structure. There are countless floating islands in the sky where Rhodes cannot see. Even if he uses clairvoyance, he may not be able to see anything because of the obstruction of those floating islands. useful information.
But at this moment, with the help of the Void Demonic Eye, everything is different.
After using the Void Demon Eye to see through the atmosphere, a strange scene appeared in Rhode's eyes. He seemed to be overlooking the land from the end of the sky, and everything below was taken into his eyes.
The floating islands that originally blocked the sight and were located on the top of the air elemental plane turned into streams of light like magic elements at this moment. Rhodes' sight passed through those streams of light and went deep into the air elemental plane.
Not only that, there was some bright light in Rhode's sight, which was as eye-catching as the twinkling stars in the night sky. These star-like light spots were extremely scattered. Rhode knew that they existed in the air elemental plane. of various treasures.
When the Void Demonic Eye regarded everything as the most essential thing, the solid floating island on the air elemental plane could no longer block Rhodes' sight. Under the influence of the see-through atmosphere, his sight penetrated the floating island and saw the existence. Treasures found throughout the air elemental plane.
It is a pity that the clairvoyance atmosphere used by Rhodes cannot judge the quality of the treasures. The light of all treasures is the same. Rhodes saw hundreds of treasures, but he could not choose the best ones. He did not have time to look at them one by one. collect.
Looking at the scene shown through the perspective atmosphere, Rhodes observed patiently. He looked for traces of the hero under the display of this spell.
Soon, a burst of extremely dazzling light appeared in the scene that Rhodes saw.
The light that suddenly emerged was far brighter than the light of those treasures. In addition, around this burst of light, there is also a large amount of light belonging to treasures. The superposition of these lights makes it the most dazzling presence in the entire picture. That is the light of a hero.
What made Rhodes more concerned was that along with that burst of light, there was another equally dazzling but not so bright light, which was also the light of a hero.
Rhodes noticed that the two bursts of light were separated by a small distance, and the distance was still shortening. It looked like the brighter hero's light was chasing the less shining light in front.
Just as Rhodes was observing, the bright light from behind hit the light in front.
Under Rhodes' gaze, the light in front struggled to break away from the bright light, but it itself became dimmer, as if it might dissipate at any time.
This discovery undoubtedly made Rhodes realize something. Those two fast-moving lights undoubtedly represent two heroes. One of the more powerful heroes is chasing the weaker hero in front.
Recalling what Jadet said before, Rhodes's expression suddenly darkened.
For powerful creatures like dragons, it is difficult for heroes to be born among them. Generally speaking, only those creatures who are weak but strong-willed are more likely to become heroes. Once a hero is born among the dragons, that hero will inevitably become the leader of the group, possessing power far beyond that of ordinary dragons.
Rhodes believes that there is only one dragon hero who can hunt down the enemy in the air elemental plane, and that is Moriel, who is a natural hero. And the hero who is being hunted is probably Rowling who came to the Dragon Kingdom with Inota.
Rowling is also a hero, and a born hero with great potential. Her existence will naturally be observed through the atmosphere.
What made Rhodes nervous was that as a born hero, Rowling's light should have been as bright as Moriel, but now it has become extremely weak and may even dissipate at any time. Her situation is obviously not optimistic.
"Master, I can use flame escape again." On the side, after noticing the anxiety on Rhodes' face, Aglan took the initiative to remind Rhodes.
Rhodes nodded, and then informed the big demon of the direction indicated by the perspective of the atmosphere, but he did not leave immediately. Instead, he set his sights on the center of the dragons gathered below, where the ring was. .
