Faced with Nar, who suddenly jumped out and shouted something he didn't understand, Rhodes' first instinct was to avoid it.

Now Rhodes has long passed the time when he is interested in dealing with the heroes of the Alliance, and it is more important for him to get Shurima done now.

The little yodeler didn't seem to have any ill intentions, but Rhodes clearly didn't intend to deal with him.

However, at the last second before teleporting away, Rhodes suddenly hesitated.

Are you ...... Avoiding fate?

As a person with a clear purpose, Rhodes has always advocated taking his fate into his own hands, and in this case, the encounter with Nar may be the "east" that Orn said?

After a moment's hesitation, Rhodes finally stopped, half-crouching and looked at the dancing Nar.

Well, Rod didn't know what Nar was "saying", although Rod knew the language, Nar's words ...... It doesn't seem to be a sick language.

Lack of grammar, confusing logic, and expression on a whim......

This "language" Rhodes really doesn't understand.

In desperation, Rod could only try to understand Nar's "words" in a perceptual way.

Seeing that Rod didn't understand what he meant, Nar seemed to be a little anxious, and he began to wave the bones in his hand indiscriminately, and even almost hit Rod - seeing that the little guy was getting more and more excited, Rod had to find a way to calm him down.

It's a pity that Rhodes was still a little late.

The next moment, Nar's impatience turned to anger, and under the domination of anger, his body quickly swelled.

The little yodeler became a jodel, and Nar began to scratch frantically in the snow, holding pieces of dirt and boulders in his hands and throwing them irregularly in all directions.

Facing the irascible Nal, Rhodes had no choice but to wave a ring of ice, and the cold ring of frost spread rapidly, directly freezing Nal's legs in place.

I thought that this would make the little yodelers wake up a little, but after being frozen, Nar seemed to be even more irritable......

"Ha-nar!!"

This time, Rhodes was targeted.

The sudden outburst made Rod finally frown, although he understood that the little guy may not have been malicious at first, but things have developed to this extent...... He could only use a small means.

"Rapid cooldown!"

"Wall of Ice!"

Rhodes had no intention of killing him, using a less lethal and more controllable frost spell, and tiny ice crystals quickly crawled all over Nar's body at an invisible speed, dyeing his fiery red hair white.

Under the erosion of the ice, Nar began to shiver uncontrollably.

Rod's frost spell is different from that of the three sisters of Avarosa, he is actually not very good at freezing people completely - that consumes a lot of mana and not to mention, the key is that after being completely frozen, the enemy will often fall into a state of "suspended animation", as if it is cryotherapy and directly dormant, unless the back hand is followed by an ice storm, the lethality is very limited.

It's not the same with finely fragmented frost - while it's more difficult to freeze blood, if ice chips appear in the blood, the damage increases exponentially.

While this blood-freezing method is not lethal to the Transcendents, it can be used as a means of control to bring the enemy to a temporary standstill.

For example, the current Nar.

After being eroded by ice crystals and stopped by ice walls, the raging beast quickly lost its mobility, and the Great Narr quickly shrank and reverted to a small state at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Little Nar quickly picked up his bones, and then turned to walk without hesitation - he could see clearly that this human didn't understand what he meant, and he was quite ruthless...... It's better to slip away!

But how could Rod, who had finally calmed down Nar, let him go so easily?

Four walls of ice quickly rose from the ground, trapping Nal directly in the middle.

Facing the translucent ice curtain, Nar used it under his feet, and he directly took a pole vault on the spot with the bone boomerang - unfortunately, before he could jump out, the fence formed by the ice curtain on all sides closed the roof.

Bang –

Little Nar slammed headfirst into the icy roof of the shed, then bounced hard to the ground.

The next moment, before Nar could get up, in the gap in the ice curtain, fine sands of time flowed in.

Nar was transformed into a small sand sculpture.

……………………

By the time Nar regained consciousness, he was in a cave.

In the blink of an eye, the little guy quickly sorted out his memories - there was a man, he was very powerful, and Nar couldn't beat it......

Slipped!

Looking around, Nar saw his boomerang not far away—he grabbed it in a hurry, and then rushed straight in the direction of the cave.

Unfortunately, before he could run out of the cave, a ring of frost spread.

Rod's body suddenly appeared, stopping the little yodeler who wanted to slip away.

And Nar looked at the human in front of him and hesitated slightly.

The next moment, just as Rhodes was about to teach Nar another lesson, the little yodeler suddenly put his hands behind his back and blinked his big eyes.

“ο(=?ω＜=)ρ⌒☆”

Nar, who looks "I'm very good", throws away his boomerang.