After his own tests, while staying in the air, Rod also learned the full effect of this treasure.

Consistent with the effect described by the system, the existence of this treasure gives Rhodes the ability to stay in the air, but there is still a long distance from being able to fly in the air, which is obviously the limitation of this treasure.

Relying on this special treasure, Rhodes was able to stay in the air without any reliance, and all he consumed was some mana, but he couldn't move freely in the air.

If Rhodes is willing, he can rely on this treasure and fall to the ground smoothly without worrying about the impact caused by the fall.

The signal from the perception made Rod understand that under the effect of this treasure, he could take the initiative to lower to the ground, but in the process of descending, it was difficult for him to adjust the orientation of his body, nor could he take the initiative to raise the position he was in.

In Rhodes' mind, the legendary mage mastered a special fifth-order magic: flying thaumaturgy, which allowed creatures to soar freely in the sky.

Rod originally thought that the effect of this treasure would be somewhat similar to that of flying thaumaturgy, but after experiencing its effect firsthand, Rod gave up on this idea.

Compared with flying thaumaturgy, this treasure has great limitations, in addition to the need to consume mana all the time, it cannot freely adjust its body shape in the air, which is also the disadvantage of this treasure.

For ordinary creatures, the role of this treasure may be relatively limited, and it can only be used at critical moments, and under normal circumstances, it can only be used as a token to subdue ordinary griffins.

However, for the mage who has mastered teleportation, the existence of this treasure is undoubtedly extremely valuable, even if there are various restrictions on this treasure, but for the mage who can really use it, it can bring unexpected effects to it.

Through the use of teleportation, combined with the effect of this treasure, the mage's life-saving ability is greatly enhanced, and the battlefield can be pulled into the sky. With the exception of a few creatures that have mastered long-range attacks, the presence of this treasure can make mages invincible when facing most creatures.

Any mage who possesses this treasure will be able to stay in the safer skies, no longer have to worry about the threats on the ground, and will be able to cast spells in peace. In addition, the mage will be able to observe the entire battlefield on the ground through this treasure.

In the previous battle, Northon used this treasure to observe the scene below from a safe position, and in the face of the impending crisis, Northon also relied on this treasure to enter the sky.

At this point, recalling Northam's previous situation, Rhodes suddenly realized the limitations of this treasure, or the defect of this treasure.

Due to the need to consume mana at all times to maintain one's body in the air, this treasure has undoubtedly lost all its usefulness under the shroud of the forbidden demon barrier. Previously, Nuo Sen obviously did not expect the appearance of the forbidden demon barrier, so he fell from the sky.

Having a general understanding of the effect of this treasure, Rhodes waited no longer and allowed his body to slowly descend, finally resting on the ground.

While Rhodes was thinking about the effect of the treasure, the ghost dragon had already stopped on the ground, and Rowling had already stood still, looking at the ice elemental on the side.

In the process, the ice elemental did not make any movements. Even though the mages around who survived had already fled in all directions, not daring to continue to stay here, the ice elemental still didn't make any moves.

The gesture from the perception made the ice elemental understand that the attention of these powerful creatures who had just arrived, especially the powerful necromancer who was descending from the sky, was always on him.

In this case, the ice elemental naturally couldn't have a chance to escape like those ordinary mages around him. The Ice Elemental knew that if he made any unusual move, he would be attacked by the necromancer.

Because of this, the ice elemental did not dare to make any moves, especially after feeling the powerful destruction contained in the Titan Arrow condensed by Rhodes.

As an elemental creature, the ice element can naturally feel the purity of the magic of the Titan Arrow, and the berserk magic element that exists in it has exceeded the knowledge of the ice element.

Coupled with the infernal flames that had enveloped the entire field before, the ice elemental knew that the strength of these necromancers that appeared in front of him far exceeded his own expectations, and in this case, even if the ice elemental could use teleportation, there was no guarantee that he would be able to escape from the hands of these mages.

In the eyes of the Ice Element, necromancers of this level should not appear in the territory of Verning, according to the Ice Element's prior understanding, they are just here to deal with ordinary necromancers and collect some information by the way, but they did not expect this situation to occur.

Just as the Ice Elemental pondered Rod's identity, Rhodes fell from the sky and stabilized his body, and then came to the Ice Elemental's side. Rhodes had a lot of information to ask about the surviving Ice elemental.

As early as when the vampire returned to Rod's side, Rhodes sensed a hint of unusual meaning through the message sent by the vampire, and the origin of these elemental creatures may not be as simple as he thought.

And when the ghost dragon arrived here, from the spells cast by the elements, Rhodes also confirmed his idea.

Rhodes noticed that these spells, which were cast by elemental creatures, were very different from those cast by ordinary mages. Relying on his own knowledge of spellcasting, Rhodes also discovered the origin of these differences.

Just as Rowling exhibited an anomaly when casting spells, Rhodes observed this in these elemental creatures.

In Rhodes's view, the spells cast by these elemental creatures are no longer in their original form, but have made certain changes.

Compared to the anomalies that Rowling performs when casting spells, and the changes she makes to the spells themselves, the changes made by elemental creatures may not be as obvious, but they are real in the spells they cast.

This alteration to the spell itself is the reason why these elemental creatures were able to defeat the original necromancers with ease.

Relying on his own knowledge, Rhodes easily discovered this, and because of this, Rhodes was very curious about the origin of these elemental creatures, and wanted to learn this from the surviving ice elementals.