195 Lightning Trap 1
In the high sky, a bone dragon was flying rapidly, and beside the bone dragon, multiple lightning bolts appeared from time to time, hitting the bone dragon.
In this state, Rhodes couldn't even know where the court mage attacked him, plus he was still in the territory of Eri, Rhodes just wanted to return to Diya quickly in this way.
As for counterattacking against the court mages chasing him, Rhodes has no such idea for the time being. Due to the fact that he is located in the enemy's territory and the number of enemies is uncertain, it is obviously extremely unfavorable for Rhodes to rashly counterattack when the situation is not yet clear.
At this time, the flying bone dragon, as if feeling something, suddenly slowed down sharply, and finally hovered in the sky.
During the emergency stop of the bone dragon, Lal was unstable again. Fortunately, Rhode caught Lal in time and did not let Lal fall from the sky.
Seeing this happening, Rhode put his sight on the position where the bone dragon was about to pass.
Rhodes found that there was already a lot of lightning lurking in the sky not far ahead. The dense lightning formed a large grid, almost covering most of the air.
In this state, even Rhodes can feel a powerful threat from the grid ahead. If it wasn't for the bone dragon dodging beforehand, it would undoubtedly crash into this grid at this moment.
After realizing this, Rhodes suddenly understood that the Palace Mage wanted to force himself from the sky into the ground in this way.
During the previous attack, Rhode was still puzzled. According to the spellcasting ability of the court wizard, it was impossible to harass himself with thunderbolt lightning, but Rhode didn't think much about it at that time. It was not until he saw these power grids in front of him that Rhode understood the court wizard. plan.
At the beginning, Rhodes just regarded this as a restriction on the court mages casting spells from a distance. If there is no such restriction, then the practice of court mages is obviously meaningless. Even the paralyzing effect of thunderbolt lightning is just painless to the bone dragon.
It was not until Rhodes discovered the electrical grid around him that he realized the thoughts of the court mage. This act of the court wizard's thunderbolt lightning was just to cover up the mana fluctuations in the power grid he laid down.
The court mage is also clear in his heart that if only low-level spells are used, they can only cause extremely low damage to the bone dragon, and cannot stop the bone dragon from flying at all. In the current situation, using low-level spells is undoubtedly wasting one's own mana.
The moment he saw the appearance of the power grid, Rhode recalled that this kind of power grid should belong to the third-order magic [Lightning Trap].
Specifically for creatures in the sky.
Due to the characteristics of this magic, it takes a lot of time to prepare, and at this point, it is obviously slightly inferior to other trap spells.
However, [Lightning Trap] also has its own advantages, that is, in the same space, this magic can be superimposed on each other, and even cover the entire area, and when a power grid is triggered in one place, The surrounding power grid will follow the chain trigger.
Because the range in the sky is extremely wide, if you simply cast this spell once, for flying creatures, you only need to change the height of their flight to avoid the range covered by the [Lightning Trap] spell.
However, under the superposition of [Lightning Trap], the entire area in the sky will be covered with this spell. Under this condition, it can effectively reach the level of forbidden air.
At this time, the bone dragon has stopped the trend of flying forward. Facing this large power grid, even the bone dragon also feels a little threat.
Unlike spells that deal damage directly, trap-type magic is very inefficient because it is easy to be seen by the enemy. In this case, the damage of trap-type spells is extremely high, and this spell is cast by court mages, even bone dragons are reluctant to go directly through this grid.
If Rhodes uses the mental imprint to control the bone dragon, he will naturally be able to force it through the grid, but other creatures on the bone dragon will also suffer a lot of damage.
Once hit by this spell, Rhodes will completely lose his ability to fight back against court mages during the rest of his journey.
What Rhode did not expect was that at this level, court mages could still respond quickly.
Rhode naturally would not let the bone dragon go directly through the power grid in front of him. Under Rhode's signal, the bone dragon quickly pulled up to the position above the sky, and did not care about the surrounding power grids.
Rhode knew that no matter how powerful the court mages were, they could not block the entire sky. In this situation, as long as the bone dragon flew upwards quickly, they could find a position that was not covered by the power grid.
In Rhodes' memory, even in the war between legions, few mages could set up lightning traps that covered the entire area. To this extent, it was basically considered forbidden.
Therefore, Rhode's idea was to find a suitable way out in the sky and quickly cross this grid.
As Rhodes continued to check, Rhodes also keenly discovered anomalies.
No matter how the bone dragon flies upwards, this grid still exists, and there is no passage that Rhodes expected.
Rhode realized that the court mage must have used some kind of treasure, which greatly enhanced the effect of the spell displayed. Under the current situation, Rhodes had no good way to deal with it for a while.
Rhodes knew that trap-like spells could last for a long time. If he wanted to wait for the power grid to slowly disappear in the air, the court mages behind him would surely catch up.
After realizing this, with Rhode's signal, the bone dragon quickly flew downward, trying to find the end of the grid.
The height of the bone dragon is getting lower and lower, but the end of the power grid has never appeared. Just when Rhode thought that the height was still not enough and wanted to continue to fly downward, his eyes saw a figure on the ground.
What appeared in Rhodes' eyes was the court mage who had come after him.
The court mage did not intend to hide his figure, but stared directly in the direction of Rhodes.
In this state, because Rhodes' overall attributes have been improved, the court mage looked at his eyes, and naturally felt it for the first time.
After paying another treasure as the price, the court mage arrived here in a short time.
At this time, looking at the bone dragon leaning down from the sky towards him, the court mage didn't say a word, just raised his hand.
The next moment, a strong sense of crisis emerged in Rhodes' heart.