Meng Chao was equally shocked.
To make so many untrained civilians carry out short-range surface jumps across the planet in one go, without causing overly severe side effects—
Aside from a small number of frailer ratfolk who knelt on the ground and fought back nausea, most could stagger to their feet after taking a dozen deep breaths.
This was something Dragon City's Teleportation Device could not yet accomplish.
However, Meng Chao noticed that both ends of this teleportation system seemed to be fixed to the ground.
Massive disks resembling granite were embedded deep underground, their surfaces engraved with profound and intricate Cuneiform Script. They simply could not be excavated and moved along with a large army.
In other words, these two Teleportation Arrays had merely established a point-to-point route from Black Horn City to a location several dozen miles outside the city.
Unlike Dragon City's Teleportation Device, which could be dismantled and reassembled at will, transported by Armored Airship, and used to deploy elite troops and mighty generals anywhere.
In terms of flexibility and portability, Dragon City's teleportation technology had its own advantages as well.
If the two teleportation technologies could be merged, drawing on each other's strengths...
In his previous life, because the most important Transmigration Experts were all assassinated by targeted monster attacks, Dragon City Civilization never developed any decent teleportation technology, Meng Chao thought. And during the Another World War, the High-Level Orcs apparently never used teleportation technology on a large scale to deploy heavy forces behind the Holy Light Faction's strategic depth.
It seemed that, like most of the extraordinary technologies left behind by the Ancient Turan People, the current High-Level Orcs knew that Teleportation Arrays worked, but not why they worked.
*They treated them only as 'blessings of the ancestral spirits,' without considering how they