Whether in the Great Source World or on the Akasha Continent, Teleportation Magic Circles were treasures.
After all, they could only be successfully constructed with the assistance of one or even several people who had mastered powerful Spatial Transfer Magic.
And those capable of learning Space Magic were exceedingly, exceedingly rare, whether in the Great Source World or on the Akasha Continent.
After all, Space Magic was magic that only Aether Affinity Users could practice. Even in the Source World, people with such special aptitude were exceptionally scarce.
Perhaps because of this, Teleportation Magic Circles had never become widely used, whether in Source or in the Ancient Magic Civilization of the Akasha Continent.
People still needed vehicles to travel, just as Riezel had relied on an enormous Floating Magic Battleship for transportation ever since leaving Frosta, the capital of the Caledohart Empire.
Teleportation Magic Circles, treasures in their own right, were generally reserved for only the most important purposes.
For instance, within the Hidden World on the Akasha Continent, there was a Teleportation Magic Circle capable of crossing two spaces and sending people to the Akasha Continent.
That Teleportation Magic Circle was controlled by the Temple, the institution with the highest status and authority in the Hidden World. Ordinary people had no chance of coming into contact with it.
And the Teleportation Magic Circle currently standing before Riezel and the others was likewise something only those acknowledged by a supreme commander of the Dwarves Garrison Zone, such as Malfo, could access.
Its purpose was to send people into the Black Land, into the lost territory of "that empire."
Riezel could tell that although it applied the principles of space magic, the Teleportation Magic Circle before him was undoubtedly custom-made.
There might be other Teleportation Magic Circles in the world, but