Through the prompts of the system, coupled with his own attempts, Rod also understood the true power of this artifact in his hand.

Every time Rhodes wielded the Titan Arrow, a combination artifact in his hand, a spell of the same name would be used, and the [Titan Arrow] made of lightning would shoot out rapidly, striking at the target pointed at by the blade.

In addition, the artifact's casting of [Titan Arrows] is not limited by the cooldown time, no matter how many times Rhodes swings it in a short period of time, how many [Titan Arrows] will be fired.

From this thing in his hand, Rhodes deeply felt the power from the artifact. It was completely different from the power of the combined artifact Ghost King's Cloak that Rhodes had captured and belonged to the necromancer.

After obtaining the Cloak of the Ghost King, Rhodes still needs a period of time to accumulate, complete the transformation of a large number of Corpse Witch Kings, and unite with other necromancers to maximize the power of this artifact.

However, the power of the Titan Arrow is extremely intuitive, as long as it is waved, there will be a fifth-order magic [Titan Arrow] shooting.

In terms of the most intuitive combat ability, it is natural that the Titan Arrow is slightly superior, and the appearance of this artifact subverts all the modes of Rhodes in conventional battles, and the true power of the Ghost King's cloak is more reflected in strategy.

According to Rhodes' own spell level, the [Titan Arrow] shot by the combined artifact is also a spell level of Lv3.

Due to the limitations of the artifact itself, Rhodes can't add mana to the [Titan Arrow] shot, but the Lv3 Titan Arrow, the base damage alone, has reached 240 points, and by swinging the artifact, under the successive casts, there is no need for Rhodes to continue to add mana to increase the damage.

With the memory of his previous life, in Rhodes's impression, as the legendary mage's recognized single strongest spell, the casting of the fifth-order earth magic [Thunder Bomb] needs to consume 200 mana points, causing 200 panel damage of the mage's own mental attribute *10, and each level of the spell level can increase by 20 points of base damage.

In the hands of a top-notch legendary mage, the Thunder Bomb is a spell that can deal thousands of damage, and even the most tenacious Beamon Behemoth cannot withstand the bombardment of the Thunder Bomb head-on, let alone other creatures.

Bracada was able to maintain his long-term rule over the surrounding area, not by other means, but by the power of magic. When the Forbidden Orb has not yet been found by Tanan, the mere mere hearing the name Thunder Bomb is enough to terrify the creatures around it.

At this time, Rhodes noticed that the [Titan Arrow Lv3] he mastered, with a base damage of 240 points, had exceeded the 200 base damage of the Thunder Bomb, and if he invested the same mana as the Thunder Bomb, the panel damage could reach 1240 points, which was already the level of the top legendary mage to cast the Thunder Bomb.

The spell [Titan Arrow] mastered by Rhodes, after reaching Lv3, undoubtedly showed its powerful effect, and even appeared to be superior to the regular fifth-order magic.

If Rhodes is willing to pour all his mana into a [Titan Arrow], then the damage caused by this spell will be able to reach thousands of points. Rhodes was convinced that as long as he was hit by this spell, no creature would be able to survive it except for the presence of magic immunity.

The [Titan Arrow] released through the combination artifact can deal 240 points of panel damage, although there is a huge gap compared to the Thunder Bomb with nearly 1,000 damage, but it is enough to solve most regular creatures.

For example, the werewolf that Rhodes had seen in the Colosseum, for Rhodes at this time, he only needed to wave the artifact in his hand to solve it, even if it was a Beamon behemoth, it was also difficult to withstand the successive attacks of [Titan Arrow].

Rhodes noticed that in the system's evaluation of the Titan Arrow, there was a paragraph that said that only the real Titan Giant could exert the power of this artifact.

Recalling the Titan Giant he saw in the Legacy Quest, if it was Clolom, who already had a Lv3 Titan Arrow, to use this artifact, with the blessing of the artifact's power, his Titan Arrow would reach the level of Lv5.

Rod calculated through the previous data that the base damage of the Titan Arrow of Lv5 will reach 960 points, and with the infinite characteristics of the artifact itself, it is no wonder that the system will evaluate that only the real Titan Giant can exert the power of this artifact.

At the same time, Rhodes seems to have noticed something, and it seems that it is not a coincidence that he was able to directly obtain Lv3's [Titan Arrow] under the effect of the combined artifact.

Rhodes recalled that his casting method of the fifth-order magic [Titan Arrow] was originally obtained from the inheritance mission, only at the level of Lv1, and when two of the artifact parts were collected, the Titan Arrow was raised to Lv2, and after the combined artifact was truly revealed, it reached the level of Lv3.

In the original inheritance mission, there is actually a fifth-order magic [Titan Divine Thunder], as one of the rewards of the mission, which can be chosen by Rhodes.

Due to the low overall damage of [Titan Divine Thunder], Rhodes did not choose it, but chose [Titan Arrow], and now it seems that Rhodes' choice is extremely correct.

The information fed back by the system made Rhodes understand that it was precisely because he had mastered the casting method of [Titan Arrow Lv1] from the beginning, and with the blessing of the artifact, this spell would be increased to Lv3, and the panel damage would reach 240 points.

If you change to other players to get this artifact, because you haven't mastered the casting method of [Titan Arrow] before, under the effect of the artifact, you can only just get Lv1's [Titan Arrow], and the panel damage is only 60 points, although it can be cast infinitely, but compared with Rod's 240 points of damage, it is obviously not a level.

At the beginning, Rod noticed the [Titan Arrow], which has the same name as the combined artifact, but he didn't think about it so much, and chose this spell because of its strong effect.

Now it seems that it is no coincidence that these two special things have the same translation name in the systematic testing. Whether or not he has mastered the fifth-order magic [Titan Arrow] can greatly affect the effect of the combined artifact Titan Arrow, which undoubtedly shows this.

Like the Ghost King's Cloak, the fully formed combination artifact could not be included in the spatial ring, and after checking the special effects of the artifact, Rhodes no longer stayed here for long.

Holding the Titan Arrow in his hand, Rhodes turned and walked in the direction of the Ghost Dragon and Savina, where the spirit imprint came from.