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Ainur can teleport to any point of the Universe instantly.
The Valar and Maiar were essentially 'spirits', according to Elvish tradition given being before the making of Eä. They could go where they willed, that is could be present at once at any point in Eä where they desired to be.
Unlimited speed in spirit form:
For their bodies were self-made. They houseless[?] as spirits could go where they would (either slowly or immediately), and could then reclothe themselves
I also think that immortality type 5 to the Valar and Melkor (but not Morgoth) must be added, they cannot be killed by chance, violence or magic:
In the Elder Days, and in the ages before the Dominion of Men, there were times of great trouble and many griefs and evil Death (24) afflicted all the Eldar, as it did all other living things in Arda save the Valar only: for the visible form of the Valar proceeds from their own will and with regard to their true being is to be likened rather to the chosen raiment of Elves and Men than to their bodies.
The Valar and Maiar were essentially 'spirits', according to Elvish tradition given being before the making of Eä. They could go where they willed, that is could be present at once at any point in Eä where they desired to be.
Unlimited speed in spirit form:
For their bodies were self-made. They houseless[?] as spirits could go where they would (either slowly or immediately), and could then reclothe themselves
I also think that immortality type 5 to the Valar and Melkor (but not Morgoth) must be added, they cannot be killed by chance, violence or magic:
In the Elder Days, and in the ages before the Dominion of Men, there were times of great trouble and many griefs and evil Death (24) afflicted all the Eldar, as it did all other living things in Arda save the Valar only: for the visible form of the Valar proceeds from their own will and with regard to their true being is to be likened rather to the chosen raiment of Elves and Men than to their bodies.
