It seems that Rhodes has found a way to interfere with Kogath's actions - but alas, Kogas is not the intellectually deficient fool he has seen before Naschramé, who can only rely on specific orders and instincts.

On the smooth ice, Kogath grew spikes like shoe spikes under his claws at a speed visible to the naked eye, easily getting out of his imbalance.

After regaining his balance, the ice wall in front of Kogas lost its meaning, and with his sharp forelimbs, Kogas easily destroyed the ice wall after chiseling through.

Rod carefully observed the whole process.

Obviously, Kogath's level is much higher than all the void creatures that Rhodes has seen before, and other void creatures evolve either to differentiate under the interference of the Void will, or to see what they devour, but Kogas is able to spontaneously change his body structure according to the environment he is in, which means that he can adapt to more and more complex environments.

It also means...... Higher level of intelligence.

It's also a shame that Kogas can't fly - if this guy can fly, I'm afraid Rod won't have a chance.

So what to do?

Try the Arcane Force Field?

The thought came to him for a split second, and Rhodes denied himself - don't look at the fact that Rhodes usually uses the arcane force field to run faster than anyone else, but in fact, the weight that this position can bear is very limited.

This kind of spell that changes gravity anytime and anywhere is really convenient to use, but the cost is really large, not to mention whether Rod can maintain the effect of the arcane force field on Kogas, but in terms of spell consumption, Rod may not be able to withstand it.

So what should I do?

Seeing that Kogas was getting closer and closer to the Forgotten Garden that Jace had mentioned earlier, there was less and less time left for Rod.

Do you just let it go?

No, absolutely not!

Although Rhodes didn't know what the weapon Jace was talking about, he could guess a little bit of Pi Cheng's meaning at this time - he was slapped in the face by the Void three times and twice, and if the Supreme Council couldn't come up with something that could inspire people, I was afraid that there would be chaos within Pi Cheng this time......

And once there's chaos, it's really bad.

So, from that point of view, the Corgas had to be left behind!

Seeing that the massive Void Dread was still striding in its original direction, Rhodes finally gritted his teeth and planned to take a risk.

Try...... Shackles of the Sun!

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As Rod's common spell, the Shackles of the Sun are quite good in terms of control effect - it can bind the target, and according to Rod's mind, it can control whether or not to cause damage, which is a fairly reliable and easy to use spell.

However, the conservation of the spell model makes it impossible to have a perfect spell in this world, and as a good control fire spell, the Flame Sun Shackles has a very big problem.

High consumption and short duration.

Don't look at whether Rhodes uses the Shackles of the Burning Sun to tie people up, it seems to be easy, but in fact, even if the Shackles of the Smelting Sun continue to cast spells and always maintain the stability of the spell, a spell casting will last for three or five minutes at most.

Therefore, when Rhodes needed to restrict the enemy's movement for a long time, he actually used multiple shackles of the sun, and then used the method of "making up a new one before the previous one dissipated" to maintain the effect of the restraint.

It is precisely because what appears to be a continuous spell is actually a continuous spell that this spell is particularly expensive.

Even if it didn't contain any damage effects, the burden of a single shackle on Rhodes was equivalent to an arcane storm three or five meters in diameter.

And in order to tie up Kogas, Rhodes conservatively estimated that he needed to prepare more than twenty shackles......

Although he held the staff in his hand, Rhodes was still a little uncertain - after all, even if he tied up Kogath, he would still need to consume mana in the next carrying operation, and at this time, if his mana was unsustainable, something would go wrong for a while......

In that case, Kogas, who is free from the shackles, will give himself a good look every minute.

So, it's a risky thing to do with a big guy like Kogas.

But at this point, Rhodes has no other choice - the void creature is almost immune to time magic, and even if he wraps it in the sand of time, it will not have any effect on its actions, so if he wants to bring this big guy to the position agreed with Jace, there is only one way to go through the shackles of the sun!

Thinking of this, Rhodes did not hesitate to use the arcane force field to lift himself high into the air - in the upper left of Kogath, he began a lengthy spell chant in his time chrysalis state.

Multiple Spellcasters, Plastic Energy Enhancements, Sun Shackles!

Several flaming shackles climbed out towards Kogas with Rhodes as the center, and after touching Kogath, they wrapped their entire body around it like a giant python.

In less than two seconds, Kogath's head was lifted by the flaming shackles, the sharpest forelimbs were carried behind him by the shackles of the scorching sun, and the two supporting legs were tied together, unable to take a step again.

With a loud bang, this time Kogas finally fell to the ground.

Fear of the Void began to struggle violently.

Although Rhodes's move was 24 chains, and almost all of Kogas's movable appendages were tied together, it was obvious that Kogas could not sit still and wait for death, and he opened his bloody mouth to try to tear off these flame shackles.

It's a pity that although the shackles of the scorching sun can be seen and touched, they are essentially energy attacks, and the bite of fangs and claws can't have any effect on these fiery shackles.

Seeing that Kogas couldn't get rid of it for a while, Rhodes maintained the scale of the shackles on the one hand, and constructed the path to the Forgotten Garden on the other - he would never be able to hold it out by relying on the arcane force field, but if there was ice on the ground, he would be dragged by the arcane force field...... Maybe there's still a chance!

In this way, under the influence of ice-making, Rhodes created a long ice path that led to the Forgotten Garden.

Under the influence of the power of the arcane, Kogath, who began to slide on the ice, was a little dazed - he had obviously never seen this kind of spell, and he couldn't get rid of Rhodes for a while, seeing that he was gradually deviating from the revelation that Marzaha had planned before, Void Fear now needed to get rid of Rhodes as soon as possible!

How to get rid of it?

Based on Kogath's observations, he'd found that these flaming shackles required the human to cast spells all the time to keep them - just interrupt this guy's spell casting, and he would be freed from the damn shackles!

As for how to interrupt casting......

Kogas really has that trick.