The biggest problem with one-to-many is facing a siege - in reality, the enemy will not hand one move at a time like in film and television dramas, but will directly rush up and attack from all directions.

Although the caster's cast range is much larger than that of the warrior, the problem of siege is also present.

So Rhodes opened the ice wall and the blizzard with only one purpose - to avoid being attacked on his own back.

During this time, Rhodes maintained the release of the blizzard and the appearance of random ice walls, which greatly slowed down the pace of his opponents' advances at the expense of attacking and relinquishing the initiative in battle—in the eyes of the Alvarossa warriors, it seemed that within a radius of several hundred meters, the cold winter had returned again.

The ground was so smooth that it was hard to pull it off, and the bitter wind blew fine pieces of ice and hail the size of pigeon's eggs, making it difficult to hold your head high, let alone walk fast!

Seeing that Rhodes' large-scale spells were difficult to resist by relying on their own strength, these Avarosa warriors tacitly chose to unite.

First a few warriors grabbed their shoulders, and then more joined in—men joined hands and stood shoulder to shoulder, spontaneously forming a phalanx.

Warriors outside, archers including the Avarosa phalanx.

Avarosa Phalanx - The traditional combat technique of Freeljord, this dense phalanx can greatly resist large-scale attacks, this trick was later borrowed by Demacia (a good thing done by Gavin II), forming a war phalanx with Demacian characteristics.

And now, Rhodes will face such a phalanx.

The Demacians were equipped with the Forbidden Stone, so the Demacian phalanx relied on the Forbidden Stone shield to resist the impact of magic.

The freljords' icy bloodlines themselves are capable of resisting magic to a certain extent, so their phalanx is extremely resistant to spells, even if they don't have a shield dedicated to defense.

Sure enough, after the phalanx appeared, the lethality of the blizzard was drastically reduced - not only the damage caused by the hail was greatly reduced, but even the lag effect caused by the ice surface and ice wall was significantly reduced.

Even the archers in the center of the phalanx, who were less affected by the spell, had begun to try to throw arrows in an attempt to interfere with Rod's spell casting.

In the face of such a phalanx, Rhodes nodded slightly, but the chanting of spells never stopped—instead of increasing the scale and lethality of the blizzard, he began to prepare new spells.

For Rod, winning the battle was not a question at all, the question was how to win without causing a lot of deaths.

It would be stupid to have a large number of casualties due to an internal battle.

So in the beginning, Rod's goal was to "successfully control these people".

How to control it?

Relying on frost magic is not realistic, although Rhodes can freeze many people, the terrible consumption required to maintain the spell is too much for Rhodes to afford, and freezing is also prone to frostbite, which is not enough insurance.

And the flame ...... This is even more impossible, the lethality of the fire spell is quite terrifying, this is not a spell that can be used on "one's own people".

As for the remaining spells such as lightning, acid, and wind, without exception, the control effect is insufficient and the lethality is too strong.

In this case, Rhodes had no choice but to find another way.

Like what...... Fire and ice.

Ice before fire, freezing the ground while slowing down your opponents' movements, then using fire magic to force them into a trap they have prepared.

Frost magic hindered movement while quietly changing the environment of the battle, and while the warriors of Avarosa worked hard to destroy the ice wall and overcome the smoothness underfoot, they completely ignored the changes that had taken place in the arena.

Firestorm!

Just as the Avarosa warriors broke through the blockade of one wall of ice after another, and were about to come to Rhodes, countless pillars of fire suddenly rose from the ground!

Firestorm is a bottom-up fire spell that is essentially an arcane rune that creates a living flame at the target location and then erupts out, with theoretically infinite damage and range.

This is Kael'thais's forte, and when he was in Dalaran, Rhodes, who had studied under Kael'thas also learned a lot about the use of Firestorm.

(By the way, Rhodes' mentor is nominally Antonidas, but in reality many of his spells were initiated by Kael'thas , including the Arcane Force Field, Firestorm, Fireball, and many more that he often uses.) ）

This time. The Firestorm has a large range, but it is not very lethal - on the one hand, Rhodes is trying to avoid casualties, and on the other hand, he consumes a lot of mana.

The mana consumption of a wide range of spells on the caster is terrifying, and although Rhodes now has a staff as a source of mana, it is also pure death to throw a spell without a brain in a one-to-many battle.

Facing the flames, the Avarossa warriors were stunned for a moment, but then quickly realized that the flames were not very lethal - and most importantly, the frost melted under the scorching flames!

Seizing this opportunity, they launched a final charge.

Two hundred meters, one hundred meters - Rhodes is close at hand!

Cagro, who rushed to the first one, even saw a playful smile on Rod's face - "Hmph, what a laugh!" ”

In Cagro's opinion, Rhodes has nothing to fear, he has seen several of Rhodes' battles, and he also knows that Rhodes can suddenly disappear in place and appear not far away (flash), but Cagro thinks that there are enough people behind him, unless Rhodes leaves the battle area and admits defeat, no matter what, he can't really avoid the attack.

"When I catch you, I'll hang you up and beat you - for Ash-sama!"

Then, Cagro found himself slower and slower, and his feet were getting heavier and heavier.

Wrong!

Only then did Cagro react, and when he could look down, he found that the thin ice that had slipped under his feet had turned into a slimy muddy swamp!

Rhodes turns fossils into mud!

As a mage who doesn't know much about mutating spells, Rhodes doesn't turn genuine fossils into mud - then again, few people in Azeroth have studied this powerful tactical spell, because people who can cast such spells rarely need them, and as a mutation spell, the cost of fossils into mud is terrifying.

However, in order to limit the opponent's actions and not cause serious casualties, Rhodes could only use the continuous ice and fire to create fossils of plastic energy as mud.

Now it seems that the effect is not bad.

Seeing that the Avarossa warriors were all mired in the mud, Rhodes unleashed the Ice Ring once more.

The muddy ground turned into frozen ground again, and in this case, the warriors whose calves were stuck in the frozen ground could not get out no matter how much they struggled.

The next moment, Cagro saw Rhodes smiling and walking towards him with his staff.

“Duang——”

A staff came down, and Cagro's eyes flashed with gold stars.

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