Flying in the sky, looking at the scene below, Rod felt a strong discomfort in his heart, and couldn't help but grasp the purple pillar in front of him.

"Rod, you're straining me."

Inotta's voice came from ahead, and Rod was helpless, letting go of the hand holding the fairy dragon's neck, and instead concentrated on perceiving a special feather on his body, preparing to use the special effect of this treasure if there was anything wrong.

During the flight, Rhodes felt an unimaginable discomfort in his heart, he didn't know where this feeling came from, but he had to be secretly vigilant, not daring to let this discomfort completely occupy his heart.

Rod noticed that the discomfort that existed in his heart was caused by Inota after he began to fly.

Before he climbed onto Inotta's back, Rhodes' perception was normal, and this discomfort did not exist at all, and it was not until Inota actually began to fly that Rod felt a wave of abnormality.

What puzzled Rhodes was that this discomfort was most likely caused by Inotta's flight, but it was simply unreasonable.

In the past, Rod had already ridden the ghost dragon, I don't know how far he flew, and even had a move across the continent, for flying by creature, Rod should have been familiar with the road, but at this time, the feeling in his heart made Rod realize that the situation may not be so simple.

According to Rod's prediction, even if it was just a bunch of resentful spirits lifting himself into the sky, he would not be so nervous, and he would raise all his vigilance in his heart like a great enemy, and he would have to wrap himself around the neck of the fairy dragon so that it would affect her flight.

Rod didn't understand what was going on, but he knew that this state had nothing to do with Inotta, and the problem must have been with him.

The discomfort in my heart arose not because of Inotta's flight, but because of something else. Also flying on a dragon, Rhodes carefully recalled the difference between flying on Inota and flying on a ghost dragon, and gradually, Rod also discovered some anomalies.

Rod recalled that because the ghost dragon was an undead creature controlled by himself, flying on the ghost dragon, Rod was able to let go of all the defenses in his heart, whether it was meditating on the back of the ghost dragon or simply resting, Rod was able to completely relax.

No necromancer will be able to guard against the undead creatures under his control, and the existence of spiritual imprints is the necromancer's greatest reliance.

Aside from the efficacy of the artifact and the mutation of the Death Knight, Rhodes had never seen an undead creature that had escaped the control of the spirit mark, and no necromancer would guard against this, which was why Rhodes was willing to hand over the Ghost King's cloak and let it be controlled by other necromancers.

As for the Ghost Dragon, Rhodes was able to take full control of it and order it to do anything, but after replacing the Ghost Dragon with Inota, the situation suddenly changed.

In Inotta's body, Rhodes lost the sense of relaxation he had in the past, and had to be secretly vigilant in his heart to avoid any accidents during the flight, and if he was thrown off by Inota, Rhodes would also be able to use the [Holy Griffin's Protection] in time.

This kind of defense in his heart made Rhodes tighten his spirit, and he always maintained a state of vigilance as if facing a great enemy, which naturally made him uncomfortable for a while as he was accustomed to flying on a ghost dragon.

Unable to control Inotta as completely as he did with the ghost dragon, Rhodes didn't know how to alleviate the discomfort in his heart.

Rhodes realized that this discomfort may have arisen from his lack of trust in Inotta, so he could not allow himself to relax completely, and had to take full vigilance to guard against possible anomalies.

In Rod's view, Inotta's willingness to let herself come to her back is undoubtedly a manifestation of trust, but Rod can't respond to her trust, and is always vigilant in his heart.

In his previous games, Rhodes had seen too many examples of losing his life because of trust, and it was not uncommon for players to undo all their efforts on the character because of their unthinking trust.

Even with this strength, out of his previous habits, Rhodes still couldn't let down all his guard against Inotta, and this feeling was even more obvious during the flight.

Recalling the various actions of the fairy dragon along the way, Rhodes realized that he did not have anything to be particularly wary of her, she was not the type who was full of calculations, but a fairy dragon who would say whatever she thought of, and often did things without regard for the consequences, if she was dissatisfied with something, she would definitely say it bluntly.

As he pondered, Rhodes seemed to have discovered something, scratching his still hard skull. According to this analysis, it seems that Inota should be more on guard against the gloomy Rhodes and avoid being assassinated.

However, the actual situation is very different from this analysis, Inota trusts Rhodes behind him very much, and does not take any precautions, but Rhodes is suspicious, afraid that something abnormal will happen.

Rhodes knew that he shouldn't be so defensive about Inotta, and if he really wanted to dissipate the discomfort in his heart and relax himself, he just had to let go of this defense.

No matter how bad it is, even if he is thrown from the sky by Inotta, Rhodes can rely on the cooperation of the treasure and the Hercules shield to return to the ground safely without worrying about his life.

As soon as this thought appeared, Rhodes realized that he had not really let down his guard against her, and if he did, he would not have expected how to deal with the worst, but would have relaxed with all his heart.

With a sigh, distracting thoughts filled Rod's thoughts, and due to the distraction, the discomfort in his heart was soothed for a while.

Spread out his palm, covering the pale hand bones without any flesh and blood on the slender neck of the fairy dragon, Rod couldn't feel any touch, only saw the purple skin on the fairy dragon's neck being slightly pressed down.

Without the cover of dragon scales, the skin of the fairy dragon appears softer, and at the same time, it has a certain amount of toughness, which is difficult for conventional weapons to break through, but artifacts obviously do not belong to this list.

Rhodes with the artifact in his hand was enough to end the life of this powerful dragon, but Inota had no defense against it, and after discovering this, a wordless emotion arose in Rhodes's heart, and Rhodes' thoughts seemed to have changed.

With his hand brushing the neck of the fairy dragon, Rhodes's eyes looked into the distance, and on the ground not far away, a large number of dragons gathered there, including the Lord of Ice Hell who was the first to leave, these dragons, waiting for Inotta's arrival.

After feeling Rod's movements, Inota in flight turned his head sideways, glanced at Rod, let out a "giggle" laugh from his mouth, and immediately led Rhodes to the group of dragons.