With a burst of mana fluctuations, Rod's figure appeared not far away, and in front of him, there was still a strong remnant of magical elements.

Not far behind Rod, the aftermath was rapidly transmitted to his perception, and just when Rhodes found the opportunity to pursue Witt, the boulder in the air had also fallen to its original position, and the strong impact caused the entire ground to sink a lot.

The faint lightning bolt jumped in front of Rod's robes, and due to the timely use of teleportation, Rhodes avoided most of the damage caused by the Titan Arrow when it exploded, and Witt, who did not expect this, was naturally not so lucky and died directly under the effect of this powerful spell.

At this time, after stabilizing his figure, after Rhodes died, he did not care about the dead Witt on the side, but put his eyes on the supply point behind that had suffered the fall of the boulder.

The supply point originally established by the mage could not be spared under the effect of this spell, and it had been reduced to a ruin, but fortunately, due to the height, the boulder had fallen for a long time, and the strange creatures had already been found in the supply point, and they had already fled from the supply point before the boulder arrived.

In the eyes of ordinary creatures, the power of this spell is naturally extremely powerful, but due to various limitations, the actual effect of this spell may not be as good as that of ordinary spells. Even so, as he looked back, Rhodes was still shocked by the appearance of this spell and the effect it caused.

In the game of his previous life, Rhodes had seen more powerful spells, the kind of spells cast by real legendary mages, just in terms of the power it had, it had a kind of earth-destroying momentum, far from being comparable to the spell in front of him, and even Rhodes himself in his previous life could cast fifth-order magic.

In the previous battle, Rhodes had also seen the meteor shower displayed by Northon with his own eyes, and felt its might, even so, these spells that appeared in the past were not as shocking as the spell in front of him.

What shocked Rhodes was that the person who cast this powerful spell was none other than Rowling not far away.

Through his own experience in casting spells, it was obvious to Rhodes that the prototype of the spell cast by Rowling was the meteor shower recorded in the Norson Magic Book.

Perhaps due to her own limitations, Rowling was unable to perform the meteor shower in its full form. Compared to the boulders that Northen exhibited, which covered almost the entire sky, Rowling could only condense one of them.

Even so, Rowling's behavior undoubtedly sent an important message to Row, that is, her learning of this spell has been effective enough, and perhaps in the near future, Rod will be able to see the full form of this spell unfold in Rowling's hands.

For this, Rod was naturally extremely surprised, before, even if Rod had some ideas in his heart about whether Rowling could master this spell, in Rode's opinion, Rowling might be able to do this, but she would not be able to achieve it until she had enough rank.

What Rhodes didn't expect was that it hadn't been long since he handed over the Norson spellbook to Rowling, and Rowling had already mastered part of this powerful spell.

Relying on her unique talent, even if she can't fully master this spell, Rowling can cast it and keep it powerful, which is difficult for ordinary mages to achieve.

The existence of spells has been studied by the most powerful mages for a long time, which has formed a stable way of casting spells, allowing mages to cast them by consuming mana points, and few mages can make changes to the way a spell is cast.

Relying on the existence of wisdom magic, mages can master a systematic spell in a very short period of time, but the mage's mastery of this spell is more limited to the way the spell is cast, rather than how to change it.

Only true legendary mages can change the form of a spell according to their own ideas when they fully understand all the principles contained in a spell and all the knowledge contained in it.

However, in the previous process, when Rod learned from Rowling that she seemed to be born with this ability to make changes to spells, he was undoubtedly extremely surprised by Rode, but Rod could not give any advice about this anomaly that existed in Rowling herself.

At this time, seeing this partially completed fifth-order magic, the boulder that fell from the sky, undoubtedly made Rod feel extremely shocked, and Rod knew that this unique talent that Rowling possessed may be far beyond his imagination.

Compared with Rowling, Rhodes at this time is naturally a little worse, even with the blessing of the system, the speed of Rhodes' strength improvement is still not as fast as Rowling on the side.

It's just that it won't be long before Rhodes masters this powerful spell.

Unlike Rowling, who relied on her own talent to master this meteor shower, Rhodes only needs to reach the grandmaster level with his own wisdom if he wants to master it.

With the blessing of the Grandmaster-level wisdom technique, Rhodes was able to easily master the most powerful fifth-order magic, and the meteor fire shower recorded in the Norson Magic Book also belonged to it.

After killing the coming Witt, Rhodes also got the corresponding experience points, compared to the average high-level mage, the experience points provided by Witt are not much, only 6100 points, and this is still in the case of the mage status has an experience point bonus.

Not far away, with the death of Witt, the giant gargoyles that were originally controlled by him also lost control, and under Rhode's instructions, the ghost dragon had already started a battle with this group of gargoyles.

Whether it is its own basic attributes, or the special abilities it has, the ghost dragon surpasses this group of gargoyles by a lot, and while Rowling is still casting spell support, this group of gargoyles naturally does not have any ability to resist, so they are easily killed by the ghost dragon.

Unlike ordinary necromancers, when the mage controlling the golem dies, their spirit imprint will not dissipate immediately, but will in turn take over the golem's body, and cause the golem to fall into an uncontrollable berserk state, attacking all living creatures around it.

Due to the lack of mage body to provide support, when the golem puppet goes berserk for a period of time, the will contained in the spirit mark will dissipate, and then it can be controlled by other mages.

At this time, many gargoyles in the sky fell into such a state.