Looking at the illusion wall in front of him, Rhodes knew that if he hadn't learned about this method from the centaur tribe beforehand, he wouldn't have imagined that the Elven Spring would be hidden here in this way.

At this time, after confirming that there was no danger inside through the centaur leader, Rhodes no longer waited, but went directly into it.

Passing through the wall in front of him, Rhodes came to the inner space.

As soon as he entered, there was a faint sound of water running in Rod's ears.

At this time, the centaur leader was already waiting inside. After entering, Rhodes didn't pay attention to the centaur leader on the side, but focused his eyes on the internal environment.

Rhodes looked around. There was no light in the interior space, and Rhodes was able to see his surroundings with the help of the torch he was holding.

In Rod's line of sight, a large pool of water appeared on the ground in front of him, and there was no longer any road inside, except for a fairly spacious platform where he had just entered. The sound of water that Rhodes had heard was also made by this pool.

As if aware of something, Rhodes approached the pool. As Rhodes entered, the undead creatures behind him also stepped into the wall and came to this space.

As Rod's pace approached, in Rod's perception, he seemed to feel something abnormal. At this point, Rhodes stopped a little further away from the pool.

Rod's gaze was completely fixed on this pool at this time.

The surface of the pool was not calm, and the waves of water were constantly surging in all directions, which was also the result of the sound of the water that Rhodes had heard earlier.

According to Rod's observations, there was no water flowing from the walls of the four places, and the water in the pool in front of him, except that its interior was active, did not flow in all directions.

Upon discovering this, Rhodes stopped. Rod didn't know if the sound of water splashing in his ears was because there was activity under the pool, and there was water flowing through, or because there were creatures inside the pool.

Based on his experience in the games of his previous life, Rhodes knew that both the surroundings and the walls used to hide it all showed that the pool in front of him had a lot to do with the Elven Spring.

Rhodes understood that in a location similar to that of the Fountain of Elves, there would be powerful creatures around him.

Therefore, although he was eager to get his hands on the Elven Spring, Rhodes did not immediately approach it.

At Rod's signal, the vampire on the side was the first to move.

The vampire took an item from Rhodes and made his way to the pool.

What the vampire is holding in his hand is the kettle kept in the Rhodes Space Ring to hold fresh water. The kettle is made of tight leather, which ensures that it is sealed against water, and there is nothing inside the kettle.

At this point, Rhodes handed the kettle to the vampire, hoping that the vampire would fetch the water from the pool for him.

Rod watched the vampire's movements, and under Rod's gaze, the vampire came to the edge of the pool and sank the kettle he was holding into the pool in front of him.

The surrounding light was not bright, and Rhodes could see his surroundings clearly, all by relying on the torch in his hand, but for the vampire, the dark environment in front of him obviously could not have any effect on it.

As the kettle sank below the surface, the vampire was also aware of the danger and was engrossed in perceiving the anomalies around them.

Slowly, the kettle fills with more and more water. Seeing that the kettle was about to be filled, suddenly, a change occurred.

In front of the vampire, there was a pool of water that was only bubbling with water waves, but at this time there was a loud noise, and the vampire immediately sensed the abnormality, and immediately retreated towards the rear.

At this moment, in front of the vampire, an ice arrow shot straight at the vampire. The ice arrow had already been shot by the time the vampire was aware of it. In an instant, the ice arrow was in front of the vampire.

Facing the ice arrows that shot at him, the vampire didn't have time to dodge due to the extreme proximity of the ice arrows. Feeling the threat coming from the ice arrows in front of him, the vampire directly chose to turn into a bat.

Suddenly, in the space here, a large amount of black mist burst out, and the sound of an item falling to the ground came out.

The ice arrow shot directly through the black mist, hitting the wall behind it, directly blasting the wall into a huge gap.

In the black mist, a large number of bats rushed out. After dodging this attack, the vampire didn't let the bat retreat backwards. At Rod's signal, the bat rushed directly towards the pool in front of him.

In an instant, another wave of magic came from him, and even Rhodes, who was in the rear, clearly felt the power brought by this fluctuation.

Most of the bats that were rushing towards the pool were killed by an area spell, and the remaining bats were no longer able to maintain the vampire's batatization.

At this time, bats gather directly at the edge of the pool. As the black mist swept by, the form of a vampire appeared.

When the vampire first appeared, he leaned down and grabbed an object on the ground in his hand. The vampire's form flashed, and he returned to Rod's side.

At this point, the vampire handed Rhodes the item in his hand, which was the same kettle that had been used to get water in the pool in the first place.

Although not instructed by Rod, the vampire is aware of this. Having just finished batting, the vampire deliberately grabbed the kettle on the ground and returned to Rod's side at the same time, realizing the importance of this item.

Although Rod took the kettle, his eyes did not fall on the kettle in his hand, but looked at the direction of the pool.

Above the pool, a strange creature was standing. It was this creature that attacked the vampire in the previous days.

By the light of the fire, Rhodes was able to observe the creature in its entirety. The creature's entire body is dark blue, and its body does not resemble ordinary flesh, but rather fluctuates like a stream of water.

The creature had a humanoid upper body, and Rhodes could see its arms at this point, but it did not have legs underneath, but rather a snake-like whole with a fin-like object behind it.

In Rod's sight, the creature in front of him stood on the surface of the water without any support, and Rhodes could even see the fluctuations on the surface of the water.

Due to the experience of his previous life, the moment he saw this creature, Rhodes recognized its identity, which belonged to the water element among elemental beings.