Tale of the Red Dragon Without Dragon’s Might

Leon remembered that the Long Rainbow Escape is a spell from the god and demon novel "Investiture of the Gods".

The Long Rainbow Escape allows the practitioner to transform into a rainbow light and teleport out of thin air, unrestricted and incredibly fast, able to easily escape even from powerful magical treasures like the Mixed Element Golden Dipper and the so-called "all-encompassing" Five-Colored Divine Light. It is the unique spell of Daoist Ludia.

As for Daoist Ludia’s background, the original story describes him as a mysterious loose immortal of unknown origin, referred to by the author as a treasure within fire, the essence of departure from the earth, and the spirit of samadhi. In many later prehistoric novels, he appears as the prince of the demon tribe, with his true form being a Three-legged Golden Crow.

It was also said that the spells he mastered through his Golden Finger may not necessarily have the same effects as those in the novels, so they should be verified with actual objects.

So what is the function of his Long Rainbow Escape when verified with actual objects?

Firstly, the Long Rainbow Escape allows him to transform into a rainbow light and move, which is much faster than Gathering Form and Scattering Energy, which transforms into Clean Energy, essentially wind. The speed of turning into rainbow light with the Long Rainbow Escape is incomparable, like heaven and earth.

Moreover, as long as he can use the Long Rainbow Escape, he doesn’t have to worry about being caught. Who can catch a streak of light?

With benefits come drawbacks. The Long Rainbow Escape surely has a disadvantage, and that is the high mana consumption, like all powerful spells. But then again, that’s a problem for spellcasters, not the spell itself.

This means the Long Rainbow Escape can be used for escape or pursuit, but it’s best to avoid using it for daily travel as that would be too extravagant and could easily deplete your mana, which would be problematic if you encounter an enemy then, except in emergencies.