Rhodes naturally did not believe Fiat's explanation at this time.
Under Fiat's gaze, Rhodes took out his sword from his waist. This was also the first time Fiat saw Rhodes use a weapon.
Fiat noticed that the weapon in Rhodes' hand was in an irregular zigzag shape, with a faint blue glow emitting from it. It seemed that this type of weapon had various special effects and was not something that ordinary people could master.
For a moment, cold sweat ran down Fiat's cheeks. Along with a strong sense of danger, Fiat realized that Rhodes had no intention of leaving him behind. Apparently, his identity had been discovered by Rhodes.
The strong threat coming from in front of him made Fiat involuntarily take a few steps back to calm down his emotions. Before he could say anything, a burst of words came into his ears.
"You did well, Lord Fiat."
After hearing these words, Fiat's expression relaxed, and the threat in his heart also disappeared. He knew that he was already safe.
Looking at Rhodes in front of him, the original respectful look in Fiat's expression was completely gone, replaced by an unfamiliar coldness.
After saluting in the direction of the sound, Fiat immediately retreated to the side without saying anything else.
During this process, Rhodes ignored Fiat's whereabouts and simply allowed the elf lord to leave. Rhodes' attention had already been attracted by other matters.
Looking at the direction of the sound, Rhodes noticed another figure existing here. The figure was leaning against a broken stone wall. With the help of the shadow, the figure's black clothes blended into the surrounding scene. If
If he hadn't taken the initiative to say it, Rhodes didn't know how long it would have taken for him to discover it.
Looking at the person in front of him, Rhodes could feel a strong pressure acting directly on his own perception. Rhodes had only experienced this feeling from sea monsters in the water elemental plane. p>
Compared with the huge body of the sea monster, the body of the figure in front of him is undoubtedly much smaller, but his momentum has not been reduced at all, on the contrary, it is even stronger.
Unlike the sea monster, which is powerful but only has the most basic sanity, the figure in front of him exudes a powerful force that is more due to its own will, which is a strong will that belongs exclusively to the hero.
Since heroes cannot hide their identities, Rhodes recognized the identity of the hero the moment he looked at the person in front of him, and the other party also confirmed Rhodes's identity.
The person who appeared in the ruins was none other than Ivor, whom Rhodes noticed from Fiat's consciousness not long ago.
Looking at the person in front of him, Rhodes could not match his figure with the elf swordsman in his memory. The temperament of the two could be described as worlds apart. However, the facts before him made him
Rhodes had to admit this.
At this time, he was no longer the weak elf swordsman in Rhode's impression, but had transcended all ranks and became a true legendary creature, and also had the status of a hero.
This discovery was enough to make Rhodes feel shocked. Even with the help of the system, he could rely on experience points to improve his character level. At this time, Rhodes' real rank still did not reach the sixth level. However, the former elf swordsman,
But it has become a legendary creature.
This situation is almost impossible to happen. If Rhodes hadn't witnessed all this with his own eyes, he wouldn't have believed that the elf in front of him could reach this point.
Rhodes realized that Ivor's ability to overcome various obstacles in advancement and become a truly legendary creature in a short period of time must have relied on the power contained in the hero's will.
Heroic will is something that Rhodes has never been able to grasp.
Relying on the strongest heroic will, the hero can destroy artifacts that cannot be destroyed at all, rapidly increase his level in a short period of time, or condense his will on ordinary things to form unique treasures.
Even a real artifact was born.
According to Rhodes' understanding, heroic will can be said to be the most mysterious and unique power in the entire game. Unfortunately, this power exceeds the scope of the system and requires more of one's own perception. Rhodes has not yet been able to understand it.
Master.
Rhodes had already understood the various effects of heroic will, but when Ivor, who became the legendary hero under the influence of heroic will, actually appeared in front of Rhodes, Rhodes was still extremely shocked.
Recalling what happened in the past, Rhodes knew that Ivor's ability to become a hero was inseparable from Rhodes himself. It could even be said that Rhodes single-handedly contributed to Ivor's change.
This was also the reason why Rhodes felt so difficult to deal with at this time. Facing such a legendary hero who was in his prime and full of hatred for himself, Rhodes was not completely sure that he could defeat him, even An Ran.
Escape is a problem.
The strength of legendary heroes is close to the top of the world. Whether they are good at melee combat or long-range, with their full strength, they can unleash unimaginable abilities that other creatures cannot compete with.
, only when facing a considerable number of enemies will they be slightly disadvantaged.
When he was in the dwarf village a long time ago, Rhodes had the opportunity to kill Ivor, but failed to do so. In the end, he ordered the court mage who arrived to use magic to save the elf swordsman, leaving him with
Not a small hidden danger.
The potential of a hero is the most important thing that should not be underestimated. Looking at Ivor in front of him, Rhodes deeply realized this. At the same time, he felt a little troubled. If he had known that this would happen, Rhodes would have risked his life in the dwarf village at that time.
The risk of death forced him to kill Iver instead of making the decision to evacuate.
The moment he saw Ivor, Rhodes figured out everything that had happened before and no longer paid attention to Fiat. There was nothing about this elf who pretended to take refuge at this time that deserved Rhode's attention.
All attention is given to Ivor.
The gains from following Fiat to the dwarf village undoubtedly made Rhodes relax his vigilance towards this elf, and finally came to the Dragon Country where space spells cannot be cast.
As for Fiat, Rhodes will naturally not let it go, but the most important thing at the moment is the existence of Ivor. The strong threat coming from the perception has already explained everything to Rhodes. The effect of the Peeping Eye is even difficult to detect.
To Iver’s basic attributes.
Fortunately, Rhodes noticed that except for Ivor and Fiat, there were no other enemies hidden around. This is undoubtedly good news when space spells cannot be used.