As Rhodes' movements continued, there were fewer and fewer mages around him, and eventually, Rhodes came to the fallen Sok.

In this process, even if he killed a large number of high-level mages, Rhodes would not be able to gain more than experience points.

Since the cyclops could break through the barriers of the city walls at any time and enter the ice blue spell academy in the rear, Rhodes had no time to search for the treasures on these mages.

Coupled with the existence of the red barrier, which limited Rhodes' ability to transform undead creatures, Rhodes was unable to take these dead high-level mages away.

In the process, even if the only thing Rhodes gained was these experience points for leveling up the character, Rhodes was still satisfied with the results.

While reviewing the XP, Rhodes noticed that he had also earned some racing achievements, but Rhodes didn't have time to check their detailed stats.

Before that, Rhodes had already expected that when the character level reached a certain level, the rate of improvement would become extremely slow. The experience points gained in this battle were actually beyond Rhodes' expectations.

At this time, looking at Soke, who showed some suspicious expressions in front of him, Rod didn't say anything, and immediately rushed towards his position.

In the face of Soke, who had already given up resistance, Rhodes still didn't have any hands, and the sword light flashed, trying to kill Sok directly.

To Rod's surprise, when his blade slashed at Thork's body, it immediately bounced to the side, leaving no wounds on Thork's body.

After discovering this, Rod knew that there must be a special treasure on Soke's body, which made his attack not have the desired effect.

Realizing Rod's actions, Sock opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something, but Rod didn't give him the opportunity.

Under the effect of the treasure, although the blade of the sword swung by Rhodes was bounced away, Rhodes kept moving, and still attacked Sok.

Within this red barrier, like those high-level mages before, Sock has long lost the ability to cast spells, and all Sock can do is delay his own death just by relying on this treasure used for protection.

Soke also understood this, but due to the destruction of the Ice Blue Spell Academy, he had no idea of resisting in his heart, and in the face of Rod's attack, Soke even put down the arm that was originally used to block, just waiting for Rod's next attack to come.

Finally, when the effect of the treasure was over, Rod stabbed out a sword again, directly through Sock's chest.

After killing Sork, the wall in front of him finally could not withstand the destruction of the Cyclops, and began to collapse in a large area.

For a time, a large amount of rubble fell in the direction of Rhodes. Seeing that Rhodes was about to be buried by these rubble, the top of Rhodes' head was covered by a pair of huge bone wings.

The bone wings, shrouded in a circle of nether energy, covered Rhodes' entire body and withstood the falling rubble.

The owner of this pair of bone wings is the ghost dragon controlled by Rod, as early as when Rod rushed towards Sock, the ghost dragon made a move, followed Rhodes in the rear, and once Sock had the intention of escaping, he would be immediately blocked by the ghost dragon.

Fortunately, Sock did not resist, but was directly killed. In this process, the ghost dragon may not have played much role, but in the face of the rubble generated by the collapse of the city wall, the ghost dragon quickly stopped it.

When the rubble was blocked by the ghost dragon's bone wings and finally fell to the ground, their surface became uneven, as if it had been weathered for a long time, and in some places, there were traces of corrosion.

Obviously, when these gravels came into contact with the ghost dragon's bone wings, they were immediately affected by the nether energy on the surface of the ghost dragon's body, and these traces on the surface of the gravel were undoubtedly the result of the action of the nether energy.

Just as the effect of the Forbidden Demon Barrier on elemental creatures is to block their ability to manipulate magical elements so that they cannot cast magic, rather than directly destroying the bodies of elemental creatures, even if they are in the Forbidden Demon Barrier, the elemental creatures themselves will not appear too abnormal.

For the ghost dragon, the same is true of the forbidden demon barrier.

Under the effect of the forbidden demon barrier, the netherworld energy scattered around the ghost dragon was completely suppressed, in this case, the ghost dragon was no longer able to spit out the nether dragon breath, but on the surface of the ghost dragon's body, the netherworld energy surrounding the keel would not dissipate, but was suppressed more condensed, no longer the original scattered state.

Within the Forbidden Demon Barrier, any creature that comes into contact with the Ghost Dragon's body will be affected by the Netherworld Energy, and thus fall into a state of aging, and in the process, the body will also be corroded.

Even in a normal state, the Nether Energy surrounding the Ghost Dragon is difficult to cause this effect, and if you want to make the enemy fall into a state of aging, you can only rely on the Nether Dragon's breath that the Ghost Dragon has.

But at this time, due to the suppression of the forbidden demon barrier, the netherworld energy around the ghost dragon became stronger, and the fallen gravel before had undoubtedly proved this.

Under the influence of Nether Energy, the falling rubble did not cause any damage to the ghost dragon, on the contrary, most of their surface had been corroded, and once it touched the ghost dragon's body for a longer time, these rubble would even shatter into powder.

Blocked by the ghost dragon bone wings, the rubble fell again beside Rod. But at this time, Rod's attention was not on these gravels that had been corroded by the Nether Dragon's Breath.

After killing Sock, Rod set his sights on Sock's corpse.

As early as when Sock fell from the city wall, Rhodes noticed him. For this high-level mage who guided the Potions competition, Rhodes naturally had a lot of impressions.

After killing the rest of the mages around him, Rod thought that Sok would die from falling from the city wall, but the result was beyond Rhodes's expectations, and after falling to the ground, Sok stood up as if he had not been hurt in any way.

According to Rod's previous observation of Sock, he obviously would not have such physical fitness to protect himself from any fall damage, and Sock was able to do this, obviously with the help of the treasures on his body.

Later, during the battle with Sock, Sork, who was in the forbidden barrier, was able to bounce off the weapon that Rhodes swung, apparently with the help of this treasure.

Because of this, after feeling the power of this treasure, even if he could already observe the Cyclops's body in its entirety from the cracks in the city wall, Rhodes was ready to take this treasure on Sock's body in his hands.