The Fire-Dragon Dart is Chen Tong’s signature thrown treasure in Investiture of the Gods. It leaves smoke and fiery radiance as it flies, turning a compact projectile into the decisive weapon of a mounted pursuit.
A Thrown Treasure, Not a Mark
The word biao identifies a thrown dart-like weapon in this episode. Chen Tong draws it while retreating, turns in the saddle, and launches it at a pursuing enemy.
Smoke and Fire in Flight
The text describes smoke rising when the dart leaves the hand. Its fire-dragon name belongs to this luminous, fast-moving attack rather than to a literal dragon-shaped creature.
Against Huang Feihu and Zhou Ji
The dart brings Huang Feihu down from the Five-Colored Divine Ox and later strikes Zhou Ji. Its repeated use establishes it as Chen Tong’s defining treasure.
Taken by Huang Tianhua
Huang Tianhua uses his flower basket to collect the incoming dart. Once the treasure is removed, Chen Tong loses the attack that had controlled the pursuit.
CG Visual Language
- compact projectile launched from horseback
- smoke and fire tracing its flight
- Huang Feihu falling from his mount
- the dart disappearing into Huang Tianhua’s basket
