At this point, I don't know what triggered, and when the flames completely disappeared from the field, the circular barrier dissipated without warning???????? ｗ?ｅｎa`ｃｏｍ

As the circular barrier dissipated, the ash covered with it began to fall downward. At this moment, the rubble accumulated around it also began to collapse downwards because it lost the support of the circular barrier.

Seeing that the rubble was about to fall downward, something suddenly changed in the space that was originally enveloped by this circular barrier.

In the face of these falling rubble, a huge figure spread its wings behind its back, trying to bear it in this way.

On the surface of the wings, there are two bones of similar color. One is grayish-white and surrounded by a layer of white mist, while the other is pale and seems to be completely integrated with the mist, and appears extremely illusory.

These two similarly colored bones are staggered together. The difference that appears makes the difference between the two bones clearly felt.

When the gravel fell, the body with its wings spread began to swing violently, throwing the surrounding rubble and the ashes from his body.

It was only at this time that its form was fully revealed, and it was the ghost dragon controlled by Rhodes.

In the process of falling meteor fire, the ghost dragon has completed the condensation of the keel on the surface of the body, restored its original strength, and produced some new changes.

With this movement of the ghost dragon, it was at its feet, and in the area it had previously protected with its body, the figures of Rhodes and Rowling also appeared in it at this time.

When this circular barrier dissipated, all the surrounding scenes undoubtedly appeared in Rod's eyes.

Whether it was the Ice Blue Spell Academy, which had been reduced to ruins, or the ashes produced after a large amount of burning around it, it was a reminder to Rhodes of what terrible damage the previous meteor fire shower had caused.

Even in the process of being shrouded by the circular barrier, Rhodes also felt a strong threat to the meteor rain falling from the sky, and this strong sense of death reminded Rhodes all the time that once the barrier in front of him was broken, what would happen to him.

In that situation, Rhodes watched countless boulders fall on the Hercules shield above his head, but he couldn't do anything about it. The only thing Rhodes could do was to put his hopes on Rowling on the side.

Fortunately, Rowling succeeded in doing this, and under the shroud of the Hercules Aegis, Rhodes and his party at this time became one of the few creatures that survived the action of the meteor shower.

After losing the original threat, looking at Rowling beside him, Rod's heart also had some special emotions at this time. If it weren't for Rowling's existence, even Rhodes would have been difficult to survive this spell, let alone save the ghost dragon on the side.

As for how Rowling achieved this, Rod also had some speculation in his heart, according to what Rowling said before, Rod knew that Rowling's ability may be related to her identity as a natural hero.

At this time, after ending the guidance of the Hercules Aegis, Rowling's eyes were also looking at Rhodes on the side.

With the disappearance of the Hercules Aegis, the vision that had been shrouded by it suddenly became clear, and after the effect of the meteor shower ended, the sky returned to its original color.

Under the effect of the meteor fire shower, in the entire area, there are only rich fire-based magic elements, as well as some earth-based magic elements, and only a small part of the original death energy exists next to the ghost dragon.

The light in the sky shone down, allowing Rowling to clearly observe Rod's expression, as if the whole battle ended with this meteor shower.

Looking at Rhodes on the side, Rowling also showed a smile that she hadn't seen for a long time.

At this moment, Rowling also had many thoughts in her heart, whether it was the changes in herself or the joy of surviving the battle, Rowling had many words to tell Rod.

But at this point, Rowling noticed that Rhodes seemed to have noticed something, and her expression suddenly became grim, and she turned her gaze to the side.

This discovery made Rowling also realize that something was wrong. Rowling immediately looked at the same place as Rhodes.

Rowling noticed that not far from here, in the midst of the Ice Blue Spell Academy, which had been reduced to ruins, stood a mage dressed in gray robes.

When the Hercules Aegis disappeared, the previous actions of Rhodes and his party were completely watched by the mage, but the mage did not make any moves, but was just observing in this direction.

From this mage, Rowling couldn't feel any breath coming, and the powerful momentum that existed in those high-level mages didn't appear in this mage at all, if it wasn't for noticing Rod's expression, Rowling wouldn't have noticed this mage's figure at all.

Through the various anomalies in this mage, Rowling can be sure that this mage's strength, if not at the level of a legendary mage, is not far behind.

Thinking of the meteor rain that had destroyed the entire Ice Blue Spell Academy before, Rowling could probably guess who unleashed this powerful spell.

Spells like Meteor Fire Shower can't be mastered by ordinary mages at all, and only those whose strength is close to that of a legendary mage, or even a true legendary mage, are qualified to cast it.

At this time, even if he realized that he had been discovered by Rhodes, the mage's expression did not change in any way, and the expression on his face was still very calm.

Unlike Rowling, who could only roughly guess the strength of this mage, the moment Rod noticed this mage, he recognized the identity of this mage, and in Rode's impression, this mage had some intersection with himself.

Rhodes recognized that the mage who appeared here at this time had seen him in the finals of the Potions Competition, and he was not impressed. The identity of this mage is none other than the runner-up in the final of the Potions Competition, the head of the Red Spell Academy, Norsen.

As for why Northon appeared here, Rod still has no way of knowing, but according to Rod's observation of Northon and the strong threat he feels in his heart, Northson's target is obviously his own party.

According to Rod's knowledge of high-level mages and the meteor rain he had seen before, Rhodes realized that if Northon insisted on dealing with him, this time, he might face a far greater crisis than the previous battle with the Cyclops.