The Rainbow Dragon's evolution and emergence held unimaginable significance for the Dragon Nation, Dragon City, and the Four Seas Dragon Palace. But for Su Ping, it was really just a small diversion while cultivating skills that changed the past.
An evolution method his Golden Finger could provide outright no longer held much value for him in itself. Even an ordinary breeder had a very good chance of completing this sort of cultivation.
This entirely new dragon species, with both Light and Water Elements, was a rare, well-rounded pet beast.
It combined logistical construction, its own combat strength, and battlefield healing and support.
Such all-round dragon species were quite uncommon in the Dragon Nation, and the extremely demanding conditions for creating each one made them exceedingly rare.
Of course, in a sense, Rainbow Dragons were few in number too, and creating them was just as demanding.
There were simply too few Rainbow Coral Polyps. In recent years especially, their living conditions had grown increasingly harsh. Many people also knew their value, so even finding one was a rare occurrence.
Su Ping could only be said to have struck incredible luck when he had spotted one beneath Waterheart in his own Spirit Creek River.
Finding another Rainbow Coral Polyp and cultivating a new Rainbow Dragon from it would indeed be no easy task.
Thus, Su Ping had not attached much importance to the Rainbow Dragon's evolution method. Besides leaving the original in his own Grand Library, he had also given the Four Seas Dragon Palace a backup copy of the evolution and cultivation method.
As before, the Rainbow Dragon's evolution was an unimaginably important matter for the Dragon Nation, but to Su Ping, it really was nothing much.
In fact, after playing with the Rainbow Dragon for a little while and getting