The Ganlan Sea Area was vast, boundless in its blue-gray immensity. Flying through that broad, landmarkless ocean did not merely weary the eyes; it made it even easier to sink into being lost.
Fortunately, the Sky-Splitting Boat had Spirit Patterns arranged to stabilize its course. As long as no one touched them and changed direction, the Sky-Splitting Boat would race along a single route. Even so, when flying across that boundless ocean, it was impossible never to alter direction, because they would encounter enormous islands from time to time.
This Sky-Splitting Boat was only suited to speeding over the surface of the water. It could not cross over land.
Once they detoured, trying to grasp the direction again would create a huge deviation, and that required Mu Hai and the other man to adjust the direction of travel. How much they adjusted it depended entirely on experience.
Even after Qin Fengming and the others had gone through this journey once, if there were a next time and they had to search for the Teleportation Array again, not one of the seven would likely be able to find the correct path.
The Ganlan Sea Area was far too enormous. Through the alternation of sun and moon, they needed to fly over the sea for a full year.
There were naturally considerations behind placing the Teleportation Array in such a remote sea region. The most important should be safety. For a Teleportation Array of that level, it would be no exaggeration to describe the preciousness of the array materials used as heaven-defying.
If anyone could find it easily, then that Teleportation Array would probably have been destroyed long ago.
And setting up a Teleportation Array of that level was absolutely not something any array grandmaster could undertake. The farther its location was