Chapter 514 - 374: Permanent Directed Space Transmission Array_3
Chapter 514: Chapter 374: Permanent Directed Space Transmission Array_3
Somebody had compiled statistics, pointing out that out of the six continents in Gaia World, Mo Yun was the only player who had such a high-level NPC character, a Golden Dragon, following her.
Mo Yun had already received numerous invitations from various professional guilds by now, but she had refused them all.
After understanding Zhao Zhao’s experiences, she had already made her decisions for the future.
Now, she was just waiting for a better opportunity.
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As the days passed, even players who were initially uninterested signed up with the White Dove Chamber of Commerce upon hearing that Lis was preparing a Space Transmission Array.
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Previously, they had felt that it was a waste of time to travel to Luou Peninsula on the eastern coast of the Boditch Kingdom.
But now, if Lis truly managed to create the Space Transmission Array, traveling between the two places would become convenient.
If they really weren’t accustomed to it there, they could always come back!
They treated it like a trip!
With this mindset, more and more players chose to sign up with the White Dove Chamber of Commerce to participate in the tasks of developing Lis’s territory.
Especially the players from the Boditch Kingdom, the number of participants had now exceeded ten thousand.
For this reason, Mora was quite surprised. He didn’t know where Lis had gotten so many people from, and they were all Extraordinary Professionals.
Although they were only of Low-Middle Bronze Level strength, it was more than sufficient for territory construction or exterminating magic beasts, even considered luxurious.
Mora wasn’t worried about these people being disobedient. Over the past six months, he found that aside from their strange behavior, such as spouting nonsense, jumping and rolling instead of walking, wearing pants on their heads, and speaking while circling others, they were relatively normal.
For some reason, as long as he assigned tasks to these people, they would energetically complete them and then eagerly await further work as if they didn’t want to rest at all.
The more people like this, the better!
Mora no longer worried about the manpower in the territory; in recent days, he had been purchasing a large amount of materials needed for Lis’s territory, stuffing all the warehouses of the White Dove Chamber of Commerce and even using up quite some space in the Golden Vine Flower Commerce’s warehouses.
To be honest, Mora was a bit concerned when purchasing.
How to transport all these goods to Danerluo Port thousands of miles away?
He originally planned to prepare other materials in the territory itself, except for those extremely precious magic materials and special items.
But Lis told him not to worry about these and to proceed with the purchases, or else many things would be troublesome in the chaotic stage of Luou Peninsula.
Mora hadn’t thought much about it initially, but as the costs in Gold Coins increased, he couldn’t help feeling anxious.
Today, since there was nothing urgent, he decided to visit.
As Mora got off the carriage, he found that the gate of house number 36 on Feis Street was wide open, and there were no servants guarding it.
What was happening?
Mora was puzzled, but he walked in without much concern.
Just as his left foot stepped into the courtyard,
Boom!
A sudden blast of strong wind laden with limestones and dust rushed towards Mora, and the fierce winds made him, who had been feeling slightly amiss lately, unable to stand steady and fall backward. Fortunately, there was a sturdy iron gate behind him that he managed to grab and avoid falling to the ground.
As the wind dissipated, Mora felt a surge of magic fluctuations spread in front of him.
Although he had attended the Royal Magic Academy and was only a Bronze-level Mage, he could still feel the intense magic fluctuations in front of him.
What was going on, what was Lis up to now?
Complaining inwardly, Mora stood up, dusted himself off, and looked towards the source of the magic fluctuations.
He saw that the meticulously maintained garden had completely changed, the blooming rose walls and lush lawns had vanished without a trace, leaving only a slate floor covering the entire courtyard.
What was more striking was a complex Magic Array on the gray-white slate, emitting a dazzling light. Intricate silver lines formed complex runes and circuits, shimmering enchantingly, each pattern seemed to contain endless Magic Power, pulsing as incantations resounded.
The entire Magic Array radiated a strong silver-white light, the bright glow rising from the ground and illuminating the entire estate’s courtyard as bright as day, with various odd runes flickering in the light.
As the light reaching the sky gradually dimmed, Mora noticed a fierce, deep Space Rift opened right above the Magic Array in the air, resembling a twisted black ribbon, quietly suspended above the shimmering silver-white Magic Array, soundlessly.
Space was distorting and misplacing here, the surrounding scenery seemed to flow with the fluctuations of the rift, at times dense like ink, at times thin as smoke, as if it could swallow anything that tried to approach it.
“Step back, Mora!”
A familiar voice called out, and Mora noticed that Lis was standing in front of the Magic Array, the gleam from his Magic Wand flickering as if controlling the Magic Array before him.
Was this a Space Rift?
Mora guessed, but wisely moved back a few steps until he was outside of the courtyard.
Lis gently tapped his Magic Wand on the ground, a massive amount of Magic Power continuously flooding into the Space Magic Array in front of him.