Rhodes had always believed that the Bronze Dragon had left some mark on himself - because he did not have the ability to manipulate time directly, but was able to turn ordinary gravel into the sand of time.

It's just that every time he asked Nozdorm, the bronze dragon king didn't say a word, neither admitting nor denying it.

Anyway, except for sealing the Angela Temple, it was not needed at other times, and Rhodes simply didn't care about this later.

And now, when Rhodes decides to try the power of time, he's embarrassed to find that he doesn't really know anything about it.

What Rhodes can do at the moment is to consume mana and turn the sand into the sand of time - this is a process of charging sand, but although Rhodes can do it throughout the charging process, he doesn't know the principle at all, as if everything is taken for granted and natural.

In order to discover the secrets of time, Rhodes had to start his own magical experiments.

Freljord didn't have a magic lab, but he didn't rely much on the lab itself for experiments on time.

Rhodes created a large amount of the Sand of Time, and then tried to use various spells to destroy this wonderful sand and stone, trying to stimulate the vast amount of time energy in it.

But whether it is fire and ice, acid immersion electric shock, these sands of time have always been very stable.

It does not melt at high temperatures, nor does it denature at low temperatures; Neither acid nor alkali can corrode, nor can lightning destroy.

Rhodes tried to activate the Sands of Time with arcane energy, but even in the face of Rhode's activated arcane energy, the Sands of Time was extremely stable.

After extensive testing, Rhodes found that the Sands of Time were almost completely indestructible, but other than that, they were indistinguishable from the most common sand.

After basically confirming that the simple treatment had no effect on the Sands of Time, Rhodes began further experiments.

Using the Sands of Time as the core, Rhodes made a simple staff - Rhodes couldn't use energy-draining spells, so he went around in circles to see if the staff could make any changes to spells.

The simple staff was quickly completed, and Rhodes immediately carried the unsightly staff and released a series of spells.

However, unexpectedly, with the help of this staff, Rhodes couldn't release a single spell.

Theoretically, a staff is a staff as long as the inscription circuit is intact, even if you have a stone on top of the staff—except that doing so will weaken your casting power.

But the Sands of Time is so powerful that this staff will simply silence the caster, so that the caster can't cast a spell.

Somewhat unexpectedly, Rhodes poured out the sand of time from the container at the top of his staff and replaced it with normal gravel.

Then, when he picked up the staff again, Rhodes found that he could cast spells again......

Rhodes is really a little strange now-any object, in addition to its own mass, will always radiate a certain amount of energy, but the sands of time will not radiate even a little bit of energy!

Although there were gains, Rhodes's experiment reached a dead end.

The terrible inertia of the Sands of Time almost completely eliminated any possibility of using it, and unless Rhodes could find some other way, it would only be used as a sealing item.

Wait, seal props?

Rhodes suddenly realized something interesting.

If the Sands of Time is so inert, why does it have such a powerful sealing ability?

How does this work?

To figure this out, Rhodes wrapped his left little finger in the sands of time.

There is no sealing effect.

Rhodes rubbed his temples - the sands of time had to wrap the target completely in order to seal it.

But if you really wrap yourself up...... Then he still can't feel anything!

And more importantly, once the seal of the sands of time is formed, the only way to unlock it is to rely on the passage of time, except for the caster's manual, and Rod really doesn't know how long he can seal himself and seal it!

Rod didn't dare to bet......

If you really seal yourself for thousands of years, it will be really interesting.

What should I do, do you want to find someone to try?

Rodra came to Olaf and tried to seal him away with the Sands of Time.

The next day, after Rod lifted the seal, he asked Olaf how he felt, and Olaf's answer was simple and straightforward.

"I don't feel anything!"

Rhodes told him that he had sealed him for a day, and Olaf's eyes widened in surprise.

"What? One day? I thought you had just broken the seal! ”

Then, Rhodes asks Olaf to turn on Ragnarok and seal him away once more - when the seal is lifted the next day, Olaf says "What, another day?" ”

Mouthful.

Rod now understands that the Sands of Time is to completely stop the time of the sealer, and he himself has no feelings or feelings.

Now it was troublesome, and Rhodes tried every way imaginable, but he couldn't find any use for the sands of time other than this ability to isolate time.

For two months, Rhodes used everything he could think of, but until Avarosa had completely conquered the Freljord subcontinent and the first heavy snow fell, Rhodes was unable to find another way to use the Sands of Time.

There's no way to run out of energy other than to isolate time.

Rhodes even tried to seal Cana with the Sand of Time - this experiment cost Rhodes a lot of the Sand of Time, although Cana tried her best to cooperate and did not resist, but in order to seal Cana, Rod still had to use the spare energy in the staff.

And it turns out that the sands of time can even seal the star spirits.

But the sealed Jana feels the same as Olaf, "not perceiving the passage of time".

In desperation, Rhodes was forced to give up the development of the sands of time - he really had no choice.

However, just as Rhodes abandoned the Sands of Time and began planning to find the fabled city of Bandel, he was approached by two unexpected visitors that night.

One is familiar, the other is strange - but Rhodes knows both.

The familiar one is called Ruiz, and the unfamiliar one is ...... It's called Kieran.

………………

"I seem to have met two amazing visitors."

Introducing the two into the tent where he lived, Rhodes took the rare initiative to pour three cups of tea.

"Mana tea—good thing—I've been relying on them lately to study these sands of time!"

Rhyz picked up his tea, and Kieran stepped forward, grabbing a handful of the grit that Rhodes had used for his experiments, and letting them slip through his fingers.

"The Sands of Time......"

"Can you tell me how to make them - if you make a price, let me slaughter a star spirit for you!"

"Poof—"

Rod took a sip of mana tea and sprayed it on Ruiz's face.

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