Eric looked at the high platform belonging to the Magic Guild, and in the process of observing, he also noticed some anomalies.

Eric noticed that when he finished talking about Rod's reward and asked one of the mages in the Magic Guild to present Rhodes with the award, a mage in the center of the platform also moved.

With Eric's words, the surrounding mages also looked at this high platform, what these mages wanted to know was what kind of spells the mages of the Magic Guild would use to come to the position of the award from the high platform they were on.

Even if it was a high-level mage of the Magic Guild, if he directly used teleportation to come to a position not far from the Demon Forbidden Ceremony, it would generate a large number of mana fluctuations, which would make the surrounding mages feel a little disgusted in their hearts.

Especially when it comes to space-type spells, even among all spells, the mana fluctuations caused by space-type spells are the largest, far exceeding any other spells.

Even a high-level mage cannot completely suppress the mana fluctuations generated by spatial spells, and even due to the excessive suppression of the mage himself, the effect of the original spatial spells will be greatly reduced, and it cannot be called a qualified spell casting.

If it weren't for spatial spells, the extremely obvious mana fluctuations that existed, and the mage would not be able to track the landing point of spatial spells by relying on his own ability.

In this case, for the mages on the tower of the Magic Guild, it is obviously not suitable to use teleportation directly, and if it is like an ordinary mage, coming down from the high platform and then walking into the field, it will make the surrounding mages look down on it.

In this case, it is undoubtedly a great test of the mage's own ability. Fortunately, the mages who acted in the magic guild did not disappoint the mages who were watching around them.

Under the gaze of the surrounding mages, on the high platform where the magic guild was located, a mage slowly walked out and came to the edge of the high platform.

At the edge of the platform, there is no fence. Since the mages that exist here are far beyond the existence of ordinary mages, these defensive facilities in the eyes of ordinary people may not be of much help to these mages, but will cause some obstacles to their viewing process.

At this time, this situation undoubtedly gave the mage some help. When the mage came to the edge of the platform, he didn't stop at all, but stepped out and walked out of the platform.

Under the gaze of the mages around him, the mage was at the foot of the space outside the high platform, as if he had stepped on something solid, supporting his body.

In the process, the mage continued to walk forward, every step he took seemed to be stepping in the void, but he was able to support his body all the time.

His behavior undoubtedly caused all the mages around him to exclaim, whether it was the mages who were on the airship themselves, or the mages below who saw this scene through the video, but the reasons for their exclamations were different.

These mages located under the airship, due to the low level they are in, and even many mages, who have never heard of them before, can make people walk in the air, so they are naturally extremely surprised by this.

And for these high-level mages on the airship, the reason for their surprise was naturally not because of the fact that this mage was able to walk in the air. Among these high-level mages, relying on the blessing of a fifth-order magic, many mages were able to do this easily, which surprised them, and naturally there was another reason.

What surprised these mages was that in this process, even high-level mages with extremely powerful perception abilities could not detect any mana fluctuations from the mage in the air.

Effect spells, for a long time, will always emit mana fluctuations, but from this mage, nothing can be perceived.

Eric, who had been paying attention to the direction of the Magic Guild, naturally found the mage who walked out of the high platform of the Magic Guild at the first time. After sending the mage's face, Eric immediately confirmed the mage's identity.

Eric had recognized that the mage who had come out of the Magic Guild was the leader of all the Overseers in the Magic Guild and the highest-ranking one, Elimagnus.

Eric was surprised that Eli had personally stepped out of the high platform, and even planned to award Rhodes a belonging. In terms of identity, Eli is no worse than any mage here, and in terms of his own strength, even Eric is only at the beginning of the seventh order, not at the level of Eli.

In Eric's opinion, it was extremely unusual for the Magic Guild, which had never had any interest in potions, to offer such a generous reward this time, and Eli's own hand to give the reward proved this point.

In Eric's thoughts, due to some rules existing within the Magic Guild, even if Rhodes showed great strength in potions, it would not be accepted by the Magic Guild, and Eli would not appear in person to persuade Rhodes to join the Magic Guild, obviously with other purposes.

At this time, Rhodes also noticed Eli who was flying towards the platform from the air.

Unlike the other mages' astonishment, Rhodes immediately recognized the way Eli walked through the air.

Although Rod also couldn't sense any mana fluctuations from Eli's body, Rod knew very well that Eli was constantly releasing spells, but the way of releasing them was different from that of ordinary mages.

Rhodes realized that the spell Eli had chosen was not a fifth-order magic as ordinary mages thought, but an extremely ordinary third-order spell, the Hercules Shield.

Every time Eli took a step, at the corresponding position at his feet, a Hercules shield would appear to support him.

Because the Hercules shield is different from ordinary magic, it forms an extremely solid state of magic elements, so there will be no large mana fluctuations, and Eli's body seems to have treasures that reduce mana fluctuations, which makes the surrounding mages unable to perceive any mana fluctuations.

Rhodes was able to recognize this method at a glance, or in the game of his previous life, which was discovered by players and spread. Many players have tried this method to make themselves walk in the air, but in the end, for some reason, they have to abandon this method.

But now, Rhodes saw this way from the mage in the air.