Teleportation complete. You have arrived at Arcane Eternal Star's No.5 Transit Station (Lighthouse Star).
Inside the colossal building, the magic-powered teleportation array gradually fell silent. There were nearly a hundred arrays of this diameter—over a dozen meters wide—lining the inner side of the building. All of them were linked arrays sharing the same spatial coordinates.
Whenever the spatial ripples on an array faded, members of various races appeared. Some looked like merchants, others like travelers, while a few wore dark robes and hoods.
This was No.5 Transit Station. Strictly speaking, it belonged to Arcane Eternal Star, yet could not be considered part of Arcane Eternal Star itself.
Noisy voices came from all around. Su Xiao surveyed his surroundings. The colossal building was decorated with carved beams and painted rafters, exuding a sense of history. To preserve the atmosphere, even the monitoring devices in the corners of the ceiling had been disguised in an old-fashioned style.
Su Xiao had not arrived directly inside Arcane Eternal Star. He was not conducting an invasive teleportation. The place he was currently in was called "Lighthouse Star," a small-to-medium-sized planet.
Under normal circumstances, anyone wishing to reach Arcane Eternal Star had to first use a teleportation device to arrive at one of the five planets surrounding it. These were five small or medium-sized planets orbiting Arcane Eternal Star.
The five places were "Lighthouse Star," "Mine Star No.19," "Seran," "Outpost Star," and "The Flourishing Land."
The teleportation devices on "Lighthouse Star" and "Mine Star No.19" were open to the public. As long as one was not part of a hostile force, one could travel freely between them.
The remaining three medium-sized planets—"Seran," "Outpost Star," and "The Flourishing Land"—served different purposes. "Seran" was inhabited by residents who had yet to become spellcasters but possessed the corresponding potential.