Kogas gets treated like a dog sled once - wait, the trope doesn't seem very friendly to the protagonist?

It didn't matter anymore - all in all, Rhodes found a way to save as much mana as possible, tying up Corgas with the shackles of the sun, and creating an icy path under his feet, dragging the behemoth all the way to the Garden of Oblivion.

And Kogas naturally struggled, but unfortunately his struggle did not work very well on the shackles of the hot sun, so Void Fear naturally wanted to find a way to interrupt Rod's spell casting.

Interrupt spellcasting, huh?

This I will!

With a lot of effort, Kogas barely opened a slit in his mouth and aimed it at Rhodes.

Void Dread took a deep breath.

"Ahh

The scalp-tingling sound resembles the scream of a legendary banshee, and Kogath's wild and void scream is the best way for him to interrupt his spell casting, and Kogas believes that Rod will never be able to maintain his spell casting status if he continues to do so at this level.

However, although the power of the scream was extraordinary, and the surrounding trees were all broken waist up to waist in this terrible scream, the shackles of the scorching sun on Kogas's body did not loosen in the slightest, and even tied it tighter?!

What's going on?

At this moment, Kogas is also a little confused about the situation - obviously he yelled at him, how can he continue to drag himself forward?

What's going on?

It's not that complicated, it's just a small spell casting trick.

As we all know, when mages cast spells, there are many spells that need to be cast continuously to maintain a certain casting action - these spells are powerful and effective, but they often face a problem, that is, they are prone to intrigue.

If the continuous cast is interrupted, the caster will suffer from the spell backlash, and the forced and instantaneous termination of the spell model that has already built a stable spell will cause turmoil in the caster's own arcane circuit, ranging from falling into a state of silence where the spell cannot be cast, or simply suffering from the backlash and being seriously injured.

In this case, as a mage who specializes in combat, it is naturally impossible for Rhodes to leave such an obvious weakness for himself......

In fact, many people don't know that not only is the Shackles of the Sun a continuous spell, but even the Arcane Storm is essentially a continuous spell - if an ordinary mage uses the Arcane Storm, he needs to stand motionless in the storm, and if he is not proficient, he may even suffer AOE with the enemy, that is, he is also injured by the Arcane Storm summoned by himself.

The solution to this problem requires two casting specializations, Ice Floe and Breakpoint Cast.

Ice floe caster is commonly known as mobile casting, hence the name given to the fact that the caster is floating on an invisible ice floe during the ice floe casting process.

Ice floe casting is a common skill used by high-level mages, and only by mastering the ability to cast ice floe can mages get rid of the awkward positioning of the turret and become a real mage.

As for breakpoint casting...... This is Rod's unique skill.

Breakpoint refers to the change from "keep casting" to "cast at regular intervals", in this way, Rhodes is able to disassemble spells from a long period of time into several small short segments, so that he can be difficult to be interrupted by the enemy - when using breakpoint casting, the casting process is composed of "points" and "segments", casting spells when the spell is clicked, and stopping when the section is made.

For example, if you only rely on ice floes to cast spells, when facing enemies, although Rhodes can move while keeping the spell cast, if you encounter a choke counter, a spell counter, a wind shear counter, etc., then Rod's spell will be interrupted, and then he will most likely fall silent.

A mage who has fallen silent in front of the others is a lamb to the slaughter.

However, if both ice floe and breakpoint casts are used, then, as long as they are not countered during the "point" of breakpoint casting, then any countermeasures by the opponent are very ineffective - because strictly speaking, when the enemy interrupts, Rhodes is not casting spells, he does not carry out any spell control, and the reason why the spell is still maintained is because of the maintenance caused by Rod strengthening the plastic energy during the "point" of the breakpoint cast.

Because the time of the point is much shorter than the period of the entire breakpoint casting process, it is almost impossible to counter the mage who uses the breakpoint spell - after all, most of the interrupt effect is instantaneous, and once the opponent is not casting, the interruption has no effect.

At this point, interrupting is different from silence, the former is to stop an enemy who is casting a spell, possibly with a period of silence attached; The latter, on the other hand, simply prevents the enemy from opening their mouths and cannot start casting spells.

The sharp corners of Kogas should have been silent under normal circumstances, but when it was tied, it was impossible for it to open its mouth wide and roar beyond Rhodes, so the silence became an interruption, and the interruption had no effect.

Although he was not interrupted by Kogas, the piercing scream still made Rhodes dizzy for a few seconds - fortunately, his shackles were still strong, and Kogas was still unable to break free even if he took the opportunity to start struggling.

And Rod, who got rid of vertigo, picked up his speed again.

This time it was his own mistake, although Kogas's mouth was already tied, but with such a gap, he could let out such a terrible scream......

Be careful, be careful, be careful!

Thinking of this, Rhodes entered the arcane ascension state without hesitation - I will also abandon my physical body for a short time!

In this way, although the mana consumption increased again, he finally brought Kogas to the designated position safely - while reinforcing the shackles of the sun on Kogath, Rhodes took out the flare gun that Jace had given him earlier.

When the thirtieth shackle was tied to Kogath, Rhodes finally pulled the flare gun upwards and pulled the trigger.

Without waiting for the signal to explode, Rhodes directly began to flash wildly.

Just kidding, I need to run a two-kilometer range in those few seconds...... Even if it can flash, it's dangerous!

At the same time, Kogas struggled to shake off the uncontrollable acceleration of the sun, and finally got back to his feet.

I don't know why Rod ran away, but ...... No matter how you think about it, it's problematic.

So Kogas didn't hesitate, and he just took a step and was about to slip away.

But...... Late.

After the flare was raised, Victor, who was located at the launch base, did not hesitate to pull the final control valve of the Hex Rune Annihilation Cannon.

In the next moment, the energy pathways were connected, and the Hex Rune Annihilation Generator ignited the brilliant light of annihilation.