Rhodes stood on the ground. What appeared in front of him was an emerald green barrier. At this time, the ghost dragon had stopped flying and was following behind him.
After arriving at Taitalia, after a day and a half of flying with the ghost dragon, Rhodes stopped at this special location. Rhodes' progress was blocked by the emerald green barrier in front of him.
In Rhode's perception, instead of calling the emerald green thing in front of him a barrier, it is more appropriate to call it a fog wall.
This kind of emerald green thing has no entity, but gathers here like mist, and Rhodes doesn't feel the magic element from it.
Whether it is the Death Cloud cast by Rhodes or the Nether Dragon Breath breathed by the Ghost Dragon, this mist can be dispersed. However, once the subsequent energy support is lost, the dispersed emerald green mist will be restored instantly.<
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Rhodes could sense that the source of this emerald green mist was the extremely viscous dark green lake water below this area.
Due to the extremely low visibility in the fog, coupled with the interference caused by the emerald green itself, Rhodes could only see things two or three meters around through the fog. Because of this, through his own observation, Rhodes discovered the area
Below, those dark green lakes.
The position where Rhodes was standing at this time was like a shore, and in front of him, above the dark green liquid, was where the fog wall was.
The target of Rhodes' trip, the Titan Arrow artifact component, is behind the dark green fog wall.
Rhodes once tried to let the ghost dragon bypass the fog wall in front of him, but ultimately found that it could not be done.
Since the height of the fog wall is limited, when the ghost dragon rises to a certain level, it can freely circle above the fog wall, but this will not bring much help to Rhodes' trip.
By riding the ghost dragon and taking in the surrounding environment, Rhodes also discovered the problem.
Rhodes discovered that the signal he received from the artifact component came from the emerald green fog wall in front of him. Even if Rhodes could cross the area covered by the fog wall, it would be useless.
, if you want to obtain the last artifact component, you must go deep into the fog wall.
Before entering the fog wall, Rhodes conducted some tests, and this was also the reason why Rhodes had some difficulties.
Relying on his own experiment with the green fog wall, Rhodes discovered the problem. The emerald green fog wall in front of him turned out to be a very corrosive gas.
Different from the effect produced by the Death Cloud, in Rhodes' view, the effect of the Death Cloud relies more on the existence of death energy to corrode the body, while the green fog wall in front of him directly corrodes everything in it.
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In order to test the corrosive effect of the green mist, Rhodes used spiritualism, and with the blessing of the artifact, he transformed the corpse of a lizardman buried deep in the ground into the Corpse Witch King.
After letting the ghost dragon get the Corpse Witch King out of the ground, Rhodes began his own test.
What made Rhodes extremely surprised was that the corpse wizard king's death energy, which could correspond to the epic spiritualism, could not slow down the erosion of the green mist at all.
The bones of the Corpse Witch King, who had been buried for an unknown amount of time, quickly changed color. They did not turn black and dark as Rhodes expected, but became brighter and slimmer at the same time, with viscous liquid flowing from his body.
As it continued to drip, the skeleton-like body of the Corpse Witch King found it difficult to take a step forward, and eventually disintegrated.
In the blink of an eye, the Corpse Witch King fell into the wall of fog in front of him. As the scattered bodies slowly sank, the Corpse Witch King's body finally disappeared above the viscous lake water without even a single bubble.
Turn out.
The appearance of this scene also made Rhodes realize that entering the fog wall rashly did not seem to be a good choice.
In addition to transforming the Corpse Witch King, Rhodes also tried using the iron sword in the space ring.
Rhodes held the iron sword and inserted the sword body partially into the fog wall, and immediately felt a violent tremor.
By the time Rhodes pulled the sword out of the fog wall, the parts of the sword had been badly corroded. Hot white smoke was floating around the broken sword, and a few dark green droplets were still corroding the surface of the sword.
I'm afraid that the sword will break after just a few blows.
Even without using the system to detect it, Rhodes could confirm that the durability of the iron sword in his hand was probably about to reach zero.
He inserted the broken iron sword in his hand diagonally downward into the lake in front of him. Before Rhodes could make any move, he felt a lightness in his hand. When he lifted the iron sword, only half of the hilt was left in his hand.
To resist corrosion, only the resistance of special skills can do it. What makes Rhodes confused is, what level of resistance is needed to resist the level of corrosion in front of him? Is it an epic level that cannot be achieved by conventional methods? Or is it something more?
Difficult legendary level?
In addition, the lake water below the fog wall is a serious restriction on conventional creatures. It is even more corrosive than the fog wall above. Fortunately, for Rhodes with the ghost dragon, this does not affect it.
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Most of the iron sword in his hand had been corroded, and the remaining half of the hilt was meaningless to Rhodes. Rhodes waved his hand and threw it into the wall of fog.
Through the thick wall of fog, Rhodes noticed that the surface of the lake was extremely calm without any ripples. The Corpse Witch King who had disappeared into the lake before and the sword hilt that should have fallen into the lake had no impact on it. The scene he observed in front of him also gave Rhodes a deep understanding of how unusual this place was.
According to Rhodes' perception, there are many corpses underground near the lake. Among these corpses, except for a few alien creatures, most of them are common animals.
If Rhodes is willing, he can rely on the existence of spiritualism to transform all the corpses under the lake into Corpse Witch Kings. However, in the lake where death is more likely to occur, Rhodes does not sense the existence of corpses that can be transformed. According to common sense, due to the existence of the emerald green fog wall and the corrosive lake water below, most ordinary creatures will die in the lake. However, Rhodes was unable to sense any corpses that could be transformed from the lake. Instead,
There are a lot of corpses around the lake.
For Rhodes, who has god-level spiritualism, his perception of death energy is so sensitive that there will definitely be no perception errors. He failed to sense the existence of corpses in the lake, or it means that there has never been a creature here.
Death may mean that the corpses of these creatures have been corroded and no residue is left.
This discovery undoubtedly made Rhodes realize something. He once again took a deep look at the dark green lake not far away. Rhodes completely gave up the plan of stepping into it