For Fiat's explanation, Rod naturally did not believe it at this time.

Under Fiat's gaze, Rhodes took the sword from his waist, which was the first time Fiat had seen Rhodes use a weapon.

Fiat noticed that the weapon in Rhodes' hand was irregular zigzag, and it emitted a faint blue glow, thinking that this type of weapon had all kinds of special effects, which were not something that ordinary people could grasp.

For a moment, a cold sweat ran across Fiat's cheeks, accompanied by a strong sense of danger, Fiat realized that Rhodes no longer intended to leave him behind, and it was obvious that his identity had been discovered by Rhodes.

The strong threat in front of him made Fiat involuntarily take a few steps backwards, and only then did he calm his emotions, and before he could say anything, a burst of words came from his ears.

"You're doing well, Lord Fiat."

Hearing this, Fiat's expression was relieved, and even the threat in his heart disappeared a lot, and he knew that he was already safe.

Looking at Rhodes in front of him, the original deferential look in Fiat's expression was completely gone, replaced by an unfamiliar coldness.

Saluting in the direction from which the voice came, Fiat didn't say anything more and immediately stepped aside.

In the process, Rhodes ignored Fiat's whereabouts and just let the elven lord leave, and Rod's attention was already attracted by other matters.

Looking at the direction from which the voice came, Rod noticed another figure existing here, the figure leaned against a broken stone wall, with the cover of shadows, the black clothes of the figure merged with the surrounding scene, if he didn't take the initiative to speak, Rod didn't know how long it would take to find it.

Looking at the person in front of him, Rhodes could feel a strong coercion, which directly acted on his own perception, similar to this feeling, Rod had only felt it on the sea monster in the water element plane.

Compared with the incomparably huge body of the sea monster, the body of the figure in front of him was undoubtedly much smaller, but the momentum did not decrease at all, on the contrary, it was even stronger.

Unlike the sea monster, which is powerful but only has the most basic sanity, the sky-high momentum exuded by the figure in front of him is more derived from its own will, which is a strong will that belongs to the hero alone.

Since the heroes can't hide their identities from each other, the moment he looks at the person in front of him, Rhodes recognizes the identity of his hero, and the other party also confirms Rhodes' identity.

Appearing inside the ruins was none other than Iver whom Rhodes had noticed from Fiat's consciousness not long ago.

Looking at the person in front of him, Rhodes couldn't match his figure with the elven swordsman in his memory, the temperament of the two can be described as very different, but the facts in front of him made Rod have to admit this.

At this time, he was no longer the weak elven swordsman in Rhodes' impression, but had crossed all the ranks and became a real legendary creature, and he also had the identity of a hero.

This discovery is enough to make Rhodes stunned, even with the help of the system, he can rely on experience points to improve the level of the character, at this time, Rhodes's real rank still has not reached the sixth order, but the former elven swordsman has become a legendary creature.

It was almost impossible for this to happen, and if it weren't for Rhodes witnessing all this, he himself wouldn't have believed that the elf in front of him could reach such a point.

Rhodes realizes that Iver is able to overcome all kinds of obstacles in the advancement in a short period of time and become a true legendary creature, with the help of the power contained in the hero's will.

The will of heroes was something that Rhodes could never grasp.

Relying on the strongest heroic will, heroes can destroy artifacts that cannot be destroyed at all, increase their rank rapidly in a short period of time, or condense their will on ordinary things to form unique treasures, and even give birth to real artifacts.

According to Rod's understanding, the will of the hero can be said to be the most mysterious and unique power in the entire game, but unfortunately, this power is beyond the scope of the system, and more needs its own perception, which Rod has not been able to grasp so far.

Rod has long understood the various effects of the hero's will, but when Ive, who has become a legendary hero, really appears in front of Rod under the influence of the hero's will, Rod is still extremely shocked.

Recalling what had happened, Rhodes knew that Ivor was able to become a hero and was inextricably linked to Rhodes himself, and it could even be said that Rhodes single-handedly contributed to Ive's changes.

This is also the reason why Rod felt difficult to do at this time, in the face of such a legendary hero who was in his heyday and full of hatred for himself, Rod was not completely sure that he could defeat it, and even getting out safely was a problem.

Heroes of the legendary rank, their strength, is close to the apex of this world, whether they are good at melee or range, under their full force, they can burst out with unimaginable abilities, other creatures simply can't compete, only in the face of a considerable number of enemies, they will be slightly disadvantaged.

When he was in a dwarven village a long time ago, Rhodes had the opportunity to kill Ive, but he couldn't do so, and finally ordered the court mage who arrived to use a spell to save the elven swordsman, leaving himself with a lot of hidden dangers.

The potential of a hero is the most important thing to be underestimated, looking at Ivor in front of him, Rhodes deeply realized this, and at the same time felt a thorny feeling, knowing that this would happen, at that time in the dwarven village, Rhodes would risk death and forcibly kill Ivor instead of making the decision to evacuate.

The moment he saw Ive, Rhodes figured out everything before, and no longer paid attention to Fiat on the side, this elf who pretended to take refuge, there was nothing at this time, which was worthy of Rhodes' attention again, and all Rhodes' attention was placed on Ive.

The harvest of following Fiat to the dwarven village undoubtedly made Rhodes relax his vigilance against this elf, and finally came to this dragon country where space spells could not be cast.

For Fiat, Rod will naturally not let it go, but the most important thing at the moment is the existence of Ive. The strong threat from the perception had already explained everything to Rhodes, and the effect of the peeping eye was difficult to even detect Ive's basic attributes.

Fortunately, Rhodes noticed that there were no other enemies hidden around except for Iver and Fiat, which was undoubtedly good news when space spells could not be used.