Looking at the ice statue that belonged to the mage god, Rhodes was a little distracted for a while.

While Rhodes was thinking about matters related to mental powers, Vera had already arrived at his side.

Seeing that Rod didn't move for a long time, Vera also looked at the statue, with a little doubt in her eyes: "The person on this statue ...... Who is he? ”

"Don't you know him?" Sweeping his gaze over Vera to the side, Rhodes said simply, "He is Gwen Magnus, the mage god of Bracada. ”

"I've heard about him, and that's what he looks like." Seeing Rhodes mention the name, Vera immediately said.

Without replying to Vera's words, Rhodes waved his hand casually and turned his gaze away.

Thanks to the existence of the Magic Guild, almost all spellcasters have heard of the deeds of the mage god.

Outside of Bracada, those spellcasters who travel to the Magic Guild in remote areas to learn magic may not know who the current leader of the Magic Guild is, but they must have heard of the name of the Mage God.

In Bracada's most glorious years, the god of mages once became the benchmark for all spellcasters, and his name resounded throughout the continent, and he was the only god-level creature recorded, and even now, his name will not be forgotten.

Because of this, Rhodes was not particularly interested in Vera's words, he may have just heard about the deeds of the mage god, and what really made Rhodes care was the pure spiritual power contained in the statue.

The spiritual power left by the mages of the entire island after so many years of constant prayer is undoubtedly a great gain, and for Rod, the importance of these spiritual powers is even greater than that of the death knight Kane.

Relying on the pure spiritual power in the statue, Rhodes has the opportunity to greatly increase his strength. Maybe the current Rhodes can't use the spiritual power in the statue for the time being, but there will always be a way to use it later.

At Rod's signal, the corpse witch in human form began to gather near the statue, and for such an important statue, Rhodes naturally ordered the undead creatures to protect it from any accidents.

What made Rhodes wonder was whether these mages on the island, whether they knew that the inside of the statue had the function of storing spiritual power, and ordinary statues obviously could not do it to this extent, and this statue must have undergone special treatment.

On top of that, Rhodes wondered who had made the statue and why it had to collect spiritual power, which was not something that ordinary mages could do.

Once it erupts, it can wipe out the spiritual power of the entire island, which is not something that can be collected casually, and it can only be done by the mages who pray day and night.

In Rhodes's impression, in his previous life, when he came to the water elemental plane, which belonged to the gathering place of Mage Bracada, although there were also statues of the mage god there, those statues did not have the ability to store spiritual power.

Just when Rhodes was wondering, he suddenly received a message from the undead creature from the spirit imprint, as if the undead creature on the island had made some special discovery.

Under the guidance of the spiritual imprint, Rod did not wait any longer, and immediately walked towards the location where the anomaly occurred.

It wasn't long before Rhodes stopped in front of a large, dark arch.

The arch was gray and white, with holes at the top for small things, but now it was empty, and the small things that should have existed in them had been peeled off some time ago.

The ground around the arch was overgrown with weeds, and it seemed that no one had cleared the area for a long time, and this area had obviously been abandoned for a long time, and if it weren't for the exploration of the undead creatures, Rhodes would probably have found it difficult to find this area on the island.

The knowledge that belonged to the mage made Rhodes see at a glance that the role of this arch was a teleportation tablet used for cross-domain space, and it was not an ordinary type of one-way teleportation tablet, it belonged to a more advanced two-way teleportation tablet.

Although it seems that this place has long been deserted, Rhodes deeply understands that as long as the space is calibrated and embedded on the top of the teleportation tablet, the huge teleportation tablet in front of him can immediately play a role and connect the space somewhere.

When it comes to the spanning of the plane, ordinary spatial calibration cannot make the teleportation tablet in front of you take effect, and only the highest-quality space gem can reactivate the effect of the teleportation tablet.

After searching the mines around the Emerald City, Rhodes happened to have the highest-quality spatial gems on his body at this time, in other words, if Rhodes was willing, he could now make the teleportation tablet take effect again.

In the face of the two-way teleportation monument leading to the unknown space, Rhodes naturally would not rashly try, even if he carried a space gem on his body, Rhodes had no intention of activating the teleportation stele now, who knows what kind of space is connected to the back of the teleportation monument, and what kind of creatures exist in it?

In Rod's opinion, the space most likely to be connected to this teleportation monument is undoubtedly the former Bracada, which is also the hometown of the mage on the island.

Judging from the extent to which the two-way stele has been abandoned, it seems that those mages have not been in contact with the mages of Bracada for a long time.

In addition to Bracada, the two-way monument may also be connected to other areas, and no one knows what space exists behind the two-way monument until it is actually activated.

After seeing the abandoned teleportation monument here, Rhodes realized a serious problem.

Since discovering the existence of land in the water element plane, Rhodes subconsciously regarded this island as a gathering place established by those mages of Bracada in the water element plane in the game of his previous life, and in the classics of Bracada, it is named after the mage god, called Gwynn Island.

Gwen Island is home to a two-way monument that never closes, a thriving water system of magic, and a trace of a fourth expansion.

As the battle ended, when the whole picture of the island was revealed to Rod, Rhodes realized that his idea had been skewed from the beginning, this was not the Gwen Island that Rhodes had expected, but an island that had also been raised by the mages of Bracada, which had never been heard of before, and still had the statue of the mage god on it.

After discovering this, Rhodes fell into deep thought, and he realized that this island might not be as simple as he thought.

Silently wrote down the location of the two-way teleportation tablet in his heart, at this time, Rhodes did not plan to conduct an in-depth exploration of the two-way teleportation tablet, and he still had more important things to deal with.