Cang Zhao was not as full of ideas as Di Juan, so he asked a few more questions before reluctantly leaving to take over his own Great Cosmic Heaven Hall.
With Cang Cuo's Great Cosmic Heaven-grade Star Casket, the range of the Star God Seat when deployed was many times greater than before, and the distance it could cross was no longer limited to the range of a projection.
As long as the rules in that area could reflect back to the stars, it was now possible to cross over there. The range was enormous, because even the earth formed one link in the rules. Once it formed mutual reflection with the projection of the stars, it was like radar waves, capable of refracting across distances several times greater.
Of course, although Great Cosmic Heaven-grade power could transfer across the sea of stars, it was still inferior to the teleportation arrays of large main cities.
Moreover, returning to the Great Cosmic Heaven Hall was currently a one-way trip. To reach the Starshine Sea, I first had to return to the Vast Heaven Hall, since ordinary Great Cosmic Heaven Halls did not possess teleportation functions in the first place.
So even a Great Cosmic Heaven still had to rely on tools or travel by flight.
Seeing the Star Masters around me, including Cang Luo, leaving one after another, I also brushed open the teleportation rules of the Vast Heaven Hall.
The hazy clouds were peeled apart layer by layer by my passage, and my whole body seemed to fuse with the elemental rules. Soon, I stepped into the endless sea of rules.
When I opened my eyes again, I had already appeared within the territory of the Vast Heaven Hall.
Apparently sensing the mutation in the formation's Star God Seats protecting