Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror.
An escape treasure among Dharma Treasures. According to the Great Dao Library's introduction, once this item was forged, the user could activate it with a thought and transform into light, unleashing extraordinary escape speed for a short time.
During Light Transformation, it could even grant immunity to most physical attacks and pass through certain weak energy barriers and incorporeal obstructions.
Its drawbacks were equally obvious. First, this Dharma Treasure possessed neither offensive nor defensive capabilities.
Second, its consumption was immense. Every use would drain most of a cultivator's True Essence and divine sense.
Moreover, because its escape effect grew almost without limit as the cultivator's realm increased, no matter how high a cultivator rose, using it would consume True Essence and divine sense proportionally.
It was a last resort for risking one's life to escape and could not be abused.
And because the speed after transforming into light was too fast, cultivators of insufficient realm could only travel in a straight line when using it, and would find it difficult to control where they landed.
This problem would only ease somewhat after reaching the Nascent Soul Realm.
Furthermore, the Dharma Treasure was connected to the cultivator's mind and spirit. If it was forcefully shattered while in the transformed-light state, the cultivator's soul would also suffer severe damage.
But for Benjamin, all these drawbacks could be ignored.
After all, the Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror made up for his lack of escape methods. And if the moment truly came when he needed to use it, he would not be counting on killing his enemies in return anyway.
According to the effect demonstrated by the Great Dao Library, even the most basic Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror allowed a cultivator to flee at sublight speed after transforming into light.
If an enemy could