Originally, the standards set for the convenience of grading did not seem to be suitable for the potions refined by Rhodes.

For a moment, the mage in charge of inspecting the bottle of potion refined by Rhodes looked at each other, not knowing how to determine its rating.

According to the rules of standard potion rating, the bottle of potion refined by Rhodes should belong to the category that exceeds the first order, but in the potions competition, the first order is the highest order, and there is no higher order.

Among the selected marking criteria, if the most top-notch potion in the first category was not used to increase the vitality of the Origin, and was obviously not comparable to the potions refined by Rhodes, these mages would still be able to put the potions refined by Rhodes in the first category, but this is obviously not possible now.

For a moment, the mages who were checking the potions looked at each other a few times, as if they wanted to get some of their evaluation criteria from other mages, but when these mages looked over, they could only find that the rest of the mages did not know this either.

After understanding the effect of the potion refined by Rhodes, the mages on the entire high platform seemed to fall silent for a while.

This also fell into the eyes of the other mages on the airship. Since many mages paid attention to Rhodes when he came here, they were very interested in knowing what kind of evaluation Rhodes could get for the potions he refined.

In the eyes of the surrounding mages, according to the kind of fluctuations that Rhodes had caused before, it was still easy for the potions he had refined to enter the first category, without worrying like other mages.

But at this time, there was no movement on the mages on the high platform, and these mages also noticed some anomalies, as if the potion refined by Rhodes was really as powerful as the fluctuation that had been shown before.

Due to the lack of appropriate evaluation criteria, these mages could not easily classify Rod's potion in the first category.

Rating Rhodes' potion was extremely difficult for the mages who were examining it. If this potion is graded at random, it may end up affecting the reputation of the mage itself, especially with so many high-level mages present.

However, the problem of this bottle of potion is another point that must be solved. If the potion is not processed quickly, it will be difficult to proceed after that, and the other mages in the rear will not be able to continue checking the potion.

For these mages, the easiest way to evaluate is to put the bottle of potion refined by Rhodes into the first category. However, since this method was seriously contrary to the evaluation criteria, these mages did not dare to choose this method lightly.

In the eyes of these mages, while there are some rules that can be changed at will, there are still many rules that need to be strictly followed, especially the rules for rating potions, even if they are not perfect.

Changing the criteria used to evaluate potions, or changing the rules for grading potions made by a particular player, would undoubtedly make the entire potions competition seem unfair, and even the mage who made the suggestion would find it difficult to gain a foothold in Bracada.

This is difficult for these mages who evaluate potions to accept, so they have been unable to rate this potion for a long time.

After waiting for a long time, after the joint deliberation of these mages who checked potions, Eric, as the highest-ranking mage who checked potions, and was also the dean of the academy where the finals were held, looked at Rod's position, and at the same time said to Rod:

"Rod, this potion you have refined is extremely powerful, and the effect even exceeds our initial expectations for the mages participating in this potions competition, and being able to do this has proven your proficiency in potions."

"The development of Potions takes time. You're a lot ahead of other mages who are just starting to study Potions, or even those who are in the finals, and hopefully you'll be able to use Potions wisely in the future. ”

After speaking, at the signal of the other mages, the mage who had been in charge of the potions competition came to Rod's side and motioned for Rhodes to leave with him.

From Eric's words, Rhodes also understood what he meant, and after glancing at the mage in charge of inspection on the high platform again, he followed the mage who was in charge of management before and left together.

Naturally, Rhodes didn't know about the series of criteria for mages to evaluate potions, and the difficulties of these mages when grading potions. But from the time spent by these mages to rating, as well as Eric's last words, Rhodes could also know that the bottle of potion he had refined had received a very high evaluation.

Although Eric did not directly tell Rhodes about the rating of the potion, from his words, what Rhodes could feel was more of a persuasion to himself.

Rhodes knew that he wouldn't have said such a thing if it weren't for the fact that his potions were highly recognized by these mages, and even allowed Eric to identify himself in the ranks.

Rhodes wasn't surprised that Eric was able to call his name accurately, as all the mage information was recorded before the final of the Potions Competition, and the time spent waiting before that was enough for the mages to find information about themselves.

After returning to the original venue, the mage who led Rhodes here, after glancing at Rhodes, seemed to have something to say and wanted to tell Rhodes, but in the end he didn't say anything, and turned to leave.

It was common sense that the mage who was in charge of bringing Rhodes here would tell Rhodes about the rating of the potions he had refined, but the mage did not do so.

The mage in charge of the final management looked at Rhodes with a puzzled look in his eyes, as if he was not sure of the news he had received.

Doubting the correctness of the information he had obtained, the mage finally left the place without telling the information to the mage who participated in the finals, namely Rod, as he had done before.

Without hearing from this mage, Rhodes didn't know what grade the potions he was refining were in.

Rhodes himself may not have known the grade of potions he was refining, but the mage below the airship knew it.

When the information about Rhodes' refining potions, as well as the grade of the potions, appeared on the image stone tablet in the original academy, all the mages who paid attention to this situation were completely unable to make any sound for a while, and the original cries due to the effects of the potions were completely absent at this time.