Each Displaying Their Own Supernatural Powers

Because the Mirage Dragons' Talent Supernatural Powers, secret arts, and other methods could mostly draw others into dreams, the greater the gap in strength, the more real the dream became—and the harder it was to break free.

Even when the difference in strength was not great, or when the opponent had been prepared beforehand, they could still affect those in battle, slowing the enemy's reactions and forcing them to divide their Heart Power to guard against dream-entering arts. Aside from such arts, Mirage Dragons' talent for illusions was also formidable, though not as exquisitely refined as their dream-entering methods.

Next came the Illusion Dragons. As their name implied, aside from possessing the Dragon Race's overwhelmingly powerful innate foundation, they were even more outstanding in the field of illusions.

In this regard, they ranked first not only among the four brother dragon breeds; even among all the races of Qingming Hetong Heaven, their talent for illusions was second only to one or two peak illusion races.

Even those one or two peak illusion races would not dare claim certain victory against Illusion Dragons. In all aspects beyond illusions, they were also basically no match for Illusion Dragons. After all, aside from casting illusionary Supernatural Powers and Techniques, Illusion Dragons were stronger than most beings of the same realm in terms of their "dharma bodies," relying on their dragon bodies alone.

Last were the Mist Dragons and Cloud Dragons. These two dragon breeds were rather similar races. Originally, Cloud Dragons and Mist Dragons had been one race, but later, their differing preferred living environments and treasured objects created a divide in values. Thus, they split apart and became two dragon kinds.

Mist Dragons could gather mist, while Cloud Dragons could gather clouds. Yet these clouds and mists were no ordinary clouds or