The Journey of the Rainbow Dragon.

Ron rubbed his chin thoughtfully, staring into the nothingness in the air before him.

The light of the star realm sprinkled on the smooth and jade-like scales of the Rainbow Dragon, and in the reflected light, there were waves of colorful glow.

"I really don't understand."

Ron nodded and said, with a hint of doubt in his tone:

"It should be a very simple truth to eradicate all evil. Only in this way can the good have a good end and the evil be punished."

He paused, frowning as if trying to collect his thoughts.

"but."

Ron subconsciously gritted his teeth while thinking, frowned slightly and said:

"Now that I think about it, none of the Metal Dragon Gods present just now even tried to stop Tiamat's dragon soul from escaping."

“That’s very strange.”

The light in Ron's dragon pupil flickered:

“You know, the hatred between these metal dragon gods and Tiamat is much longer than my age. They should be the ones who want Tiamat to be forever dead the most.”

At this point, Ron narrowed his eyes and guessed:
"So, I guess there must be some rules hidden behind the Dragon God War that I don't know about?"

Hearing this, a gleam of admiration and reminiscence flashed in the eyes of the Power Dragon God Luka Haines.

He turned his head slightly, as if he wanted to say something to Ron.

But seeing Ron's focused expression, Haines was stunned.

In that focused and thoughtful profile, Haines vaguely saw a long-lost figure.

As if in the intersection of time and space, Ron and the dragon shadow shining with rainbow light overlapped together.

For a moment, He couldn't tell whether this was a dream or reality.

"Ok?"

Ron noticed this vague gaze and showed a bit of confusion on his face.

The silence of the Power Dragon God made Ron a little uneasy, and he couldn't help but mutter in his heart:

"I have already put forward my own opinions and speculations. Now it should be your turn to explain them to me, right?"

"That's what the script says, right? Why is there a sudden silence?"

"Boss, please say something!"

Ron's puzzled look interrupted the memories of the Power Dragon God Haines.

The Power Dragon God blushed when he reacted, and couldn't help blaming himself in his heart why he was always distracted by those unrealistic thoughts.

"Damn it, I must have been influenced by that bastard Ian!"

The powerful dragon god thought.

But then, He became silent again.

The intelligence displayed by the son of an old friend always makes Haines think of the quirky girl with colorful long hair who once braved the Nine Hells.

Those past events reappeared in Haines' memory as if they happened yesterday, extremely clear, as if they happened just yesterday.

However, upon closer thought

Those precious memories are already tens of thousands of years old.

The particle storm under the starry sky blows gently, bringing a hint of trance warmth, as if telling the secrets of the past.

The stars in the distance, illuminated by the light of the universe, appear mysterious and profound, as if they hide countless unsolved mysteries.

Haines felt that the past thousand years combined were not as dramatic as the mood swings he had experienced in just one day.

This made His ears feel the long-lost sound of a heart beating.

In fact, excessive emotional turmoil is not a good thing for an immortal god.

Fortunately, under the cover of the ancient dragon-level power invisibility, the body of the Power Dragon God always maintains a constant invisible state.

Moreover, this state of invisibility cannot be broken by detection magic, so no matter how the Power Dragon God's expression changes, it cannot be detected by the outside world.

Hmm. It sounds like the Power Dragons are really born assassins. If there is a Power Dragon that specializes in assassination, maybe it can really ascend to the position of God of Assassins.

"Ahem, your guess is correct."

The Power Dragon God coughed lightly and explained while trying to hide his embarrassment:
"You are still very young, and your rise to prominence has only been brief. There are things hidden beneath the rules that no one has told you about."

As he spoke, the eyes of the Power Dragon God gradually became serious.

He looked at Ron and suddenly asked a strange question:

"As for the nine camps, what do you think of them?"

"Nine major camps?"

Ron was a little confused as to why the issue of Tiamat's dragon soul was brought up here.

But after thinking for a moment, he answered truthfully:

"The so-called camp is a classification of ethical and moral attitudes towards groups such as life, non-material individuals, and groups."

"According to the rules of the Star Realm, there are two criteria for classifying camps."

"First, based on whether the character is willing to help others, the characters are divided into good, neutral, and evil camps; second, based on whether the character abides by the law and oath, the characters are divided into lawful, neutral, and chaotic camps."

"When these two benchmarks are combined, they form the most basic prototype of the nine camps."

At the end, Ron laughed:

"As for the specific names of the nine factions, I don't think I need to repeat them, right? Even a newly hatched dragon knows these names."

Hearing this, the Power Dragon God nodded and commented:
"Standard knowledge expression. It seems that you should often consult the database established by Bahamut. However, this is indeed the fastest way for the true dragons of the post-Ancient Era to obtain information."

Hearing this, Ron's eyes lit up and he hurriedly asked:

"What database? Do you mean the Dragon Heritage? And what you mean is that the Dragon Heritage was created by Bahamut and other gods? And what does [Post-Ancient Era] mean?"

A series of doubts flew out of Ron's mouth like a string of cannonballs.

In a corner where no one can see

Under the invisible force, the corner of Haynes' mouth twitched slightly for a moment.

The Power Dragon God thinks that Ron is a good kid in every way, except that he has too many problems.

When the Light Dragon God Ian was here just now, He had not yet noticed this.

After all, most of Ron's questions were answered by the Time Dragon God. From the perspective of the audience, He did not think it was difficult to talk to the younger generation.

Now, when it was Haines' turn to face these problems personally, he realized how troublesome they were.

"It's just like spreading knowledge to the young dragons in the tribe."

The powerful dragon god Haines thought a little depressed.

It is worth mentioning that

For the special dragon species, the Power Dragon, [knowledge] is a precious treasure far more valuable than gold coins and magic items.

Every power dragon is willing to collect more unknown knowledge, even if it costs a certain price.

In this respect, the power dragons that pursue knowledge are no less capable than the most famous knowledge guardians and collectors among the dragon clan—the scroll dragons. Some are even more extreme!
Sometimes, some precious [knowledge] that is circulating outside will even attract these reclusive powerful dragons to personally fight for it!
This is also the reason why most of the force dragons appear in the material plane - entering other planes in pursuit of new knowledge is almost the only thing that all force dragons will take the initiative to go out for.

Most of the time, the power dragons hide in their own dragon nests, silently thinking, reading, and creating new knowledge.

It is no exaggeration to call them the most homely of all true dragons!

Therefore, most power dragons refuse to talk to mortals (those below demigods).

They believe that this kind of conversation will not only waste their lives, but also allow mortals to steal their knowledge, so they often have the most malicious assumptions about those who invade their territory and try to talk.

Most of the intelligent creatures that anger the Power Dragon often die on the spot because they don't know this.

[I just said "hello" and was torn into pieces by the angry invisible dragon! - The unlucky half-elf explorer]

[Can you imagine what it feels like to be crushed into a meat pie by a wall? —The final scream of a Goblin who accidentally entered the temporary lair of a power dragon]

Therefore, the best way to communicate with these invisible dragons is not to communicate!
Quietly and obediently leaving their territory is often the best way to escape when facing a power dragon. (End of this chapter)