Rhodes stood on the ground, and what appeared in front of him was an emerald green barrier, and the ghost dragon had stopped flying and followed behind him.

After coming to Titalia, after a day and a half of the ghost dragon's flight, Rhodes stopped at this special position, and Rhodes' pace was blocked by the emerald green barrier in front of him.

In Rod's perception, it would be more appropriate to call it a wall of fog than to call the emerald green thing in front of him a barrier.

This emerald green thing had no substance, but gathered here like a mist, and Rhodes did not feel the meaning of the magical element in it.

Whether it is the cloud of death cast by Rhodes or the Nether Dragon Breath spewed by the ghost dragon, this mist can be dispersed, but once the subsequent energy support is lost, the emerald green mist that has been dispersed will be restored in an instant.

Rhodes could sense that the emerald green mist was produced by the dark green and extremely viscous water of the lake beneath the area.

Due to the extremely low visibility in the fog, coupled with the interference caused by the emerald green itself, Rod could only see through the fog and see things two or three meters around, which is why through his own observation, Rod found those dark green lakes below the area.

Rhodes was standing like the shore, and in front of him, above the dark green liquid, was where the wall of fog was.

The target of Rhodes' trip, the Titan Arrow artifact part, is behind this dark green wall of fog.

Rhodes tried to get the ghost dragon to bypass the wall of fog in front of him, but found that he couldn't.

Due to the limited height of the fog wall, when the ghost dragon rises to a certain level, it can freely walk around above the fog wall, but this does not bring much help to Rhodes's trip.

By riding the ghost dragon and taking the surrounding environment into his eyes, Rhodes also discovered the problem.

Rhodes found that the signal he had received from the artifact parts was coming from the emerald green fog wall in front of him, even if Rhodes could pass through the area covered by the fog wall, it would be useless, and if he wanted to get the last artifact part, he had to go deep into the fog wall.

Before entering the fog wall, Rod had done some testing, and this was what made it a little difficult for Rod to do it.

Relying on his own attempts at the green fog wall, Rhodes discovered the problem, the emerald green fog wall in front of him turned out to be an extremely corrosive gas.

Different from the effect produced by the cloud of death, in Rhodes's view, the effect of the cloud of death is more to use the existence of death energy to erode the body, while the green fog wall in front of him directly corrodes everything in it.

In order to test the corrosive effect of the green mist, Rhodes cast a spiritualist spell, and with the blessing of the artifact, transformed the bones of the lizardmen buried deep in the ground and dead for an unknown period of time, into the Corpse Witch King.

After letting the ghost dragon get the Witch King out of the ground, Rhodes began his own tests.

To Rhode's great surprise, the death energy on the Corpse Witch King's body, which could correspond to epic spiritualism, could not slow down the erosion rate of the green mist for it in the slightest.

The bones on the body of the Corpse Witch King, who had been buried for an unknown amount of time, quickly changed color, not darkening and darkening as Rhodes expected, but becoming lighter and thinner at the same time, accompanied by viscous liquid dripping from his body, the skeleton-like body of the Corpse Witch King was difficult to take a step forward, and finally disintegrated.

In the blink of an eye, the Corpse Witch King fell into the wall of fog in front of him, and with the scattered body slowly sinking, the Corpse Witch King's body finally disappeared into the sticky lake, not even a single bubble came out.

The appearance of this scene also made Rod realize that it didn't seem to be a good choice to venture into the fog wall.

In addition to transforming into the Corpse Witch King, Rhodes also experimented with the iron sword in the Space Ring.

Rhodes held the iron sword and plunged the blade into the wall of fog, and immediately felt a violent tremor coming.

After Rhodes pulled the sword body out of the fog wall, the sword body part had been corroded to the point that it could not be shaped, and the broken sword body was filled with hot white smoke, and a few drops of dark green liquid still corroded the surface of the sword body, just afraid that the sword body would break if it could not be slashed a few times.

Even if he didn't use the system to detect it, Rod could confirm that the durability value of the iron sword in his hand was probably about to reach zero.

Inserting the broken iron sword in his hand into the lake in front of him diagonally, Rhodes felt a lightness in his hand before he could make any movement, and when he lifted the iron sword, only half of the hilt was left in his hand.

If you want to resist corrosion, only special skill resistance can do it, what makes Rod wonder is that the level of corrosion in front of him, what level of resistance is needed to resist, is it an epic level that cannot be achieved by conventional methods? Or is it a more difficult legendary?

In addition, the lake below the fog wall is a serious restriction on regular creatures, and it is even more corrosive than the fog wall above, but fortunately for Rhodes, who has a ghost dragon, this does not affect this.

The iron sword in his hand had already corroded most of it, and the remaining half of the hilt was even more meaningless to Rod, who waved his hand and threw it into the wall of fog.

Through the thick wall of fog, Rhodes noticed that the surface of the lake was extremely calm, without a trace of waves, and that the Corpse Witch King, who had disappeared into the lake, and the hilt of the sword that was supposed to fall in the lake, did not have any effect on it.

The sight he observed in front of him also made Rhodes deeply understand the unusualness of this place.

In Rhodes' perception, there were many corpses in the underground near the lakeside, and most of these corpses, except for a few xenomorphs, belonged to common animals.

If Rhodes were willing, he could rely on the existence of spiritualism to transform all these corpses under the lake into the Corpse Witch King, but in the lake that is more likely to cause death, Rhodes did not perceive the existence of corpses that could be transformed.

According to common sense, due to the emerald green fog wall and the existence of the corrosive lake below, ordinary creatures want to die, and most of them die in the lake, but Rhodes can't perceive any corpses that can be transformed from the lake, but there are a large number of corpses around the lakeside.

For Rhodes, who has a god-level spiritualism, how sensitive his perception of death energy is, and there will be no perception errors, he has not been able to perceive the existence of corpses from the lake, either indicating that no creatures have ever died here, or indicating that the corpses of these creatures have long been corroded and there is nothing left.

This discovery undoubtedly made Rod realize something, and once again took a deep look at the dark green lake not far away, and Rod completely gave up his intention to step into it like this

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