Welcome to Cato Island
Wouldn't carving a teleportation array on sand damage the array's structure due to the soft ground?
This was the first question that came to Linsey's mind.
But when he looked down, he understood why it was set up that way.
It's different from the Teleportation Array in Remote Yue City or White City.
The Seven Seas Alliance's Teleportation Array was not carved into the ground, but rather lines were drawn in the sand using a pale red liquid.
This liquid is soft and does not deform. Its position relative to each other is relatively fixed. It does not seep into the sand or be eroded by rainwater, so it can become the cornerstone for supporting the Teleportation Array.
It's definitely a high-grade material! "..."
"This must be the financial power of World Main City."
Linsey turned around with a sigh, then froze in surprise.
Apart from the travelers who came with him to the Seven Seas Alliance, he could see the boundless sea not far away.
I inhaled the sea breeze blowing from afar.
The sea here doesn't have any unpleasant seaweed or fishy smell; if you taste it carefully, it even has a slightly sweet taste, and patting it on your face makes you feel refreshed!
"Hehehe! Gentlemen, let's go register under that big coconut tree to the south!"
Outside the Teleportation Array, a man's shout rang out.
Linsey looked in that direction and saw a man lying on a wooden beach chair under three palm trees standing together.
This guy was definitely a local maintenance worker for the teleporter, but he was only wearing shorts, just like a tourist on vacation in the Hawaiian Islands.
"All that's missing from this beach vacation is a pair of sunglasses."
"By the way, are sunglasses any good in this world?"
Linsey's mind inexplicably began to wander to many things.
He then followed the other travelers and walked towards the base of the large coconut tree.
The staff stationed here are just as impressive as the men under the palm trees.
This is a young girl wearing a loose-fitting cloak. In front of her, next to a lonely desk, is a violin.
To prevent coconuts from falling directly from the tree, the girl also held up a large umbrella with an alloy frame.
Umbrellas, tables, people, and musical instruments—that's all there is.
The girl was checking each visitor in turn, her attitude extremely perfunctory and irresponsible. "Hello, next one."
"Welcome to Cato Island, next."
"Awakened One, do you play any musical instruments? No? Next!"
During her work, the girl's eyes would occasionally drift to the violin on the table, revealing a hint of longing.
Compared to her current job, she clearly prefers her musical instrument.
Soon, it was Linsey.
He handed over his notes, and the girl glanced at them a couple of times before her expression turned strange.
The way she looked at Linsey was as if she had encountered some rare, rustic breed:
"Only two teleportation records?"
"You came to the Seven Seas Alliance to attend the Art Festival?"
Linsey shook her head:
"I'm going to other worlds; I'm just transiting through here."
"Tsk—" The girl raised an eyebrow. "Then you've really come at the right time!"
"An artist from the Alliance has just completed a work that has entered the Seventh Stage, and the whole world is celebrating. You're in for a treat!"
Linsey was naturally uninterested in the so-called Art Festival: "I'm just here on my way, may I ask..."
The girl suddenly handed Linsey's file back:
"Next."
"..."
This attitude of treating everyone equally fully reflects the other party's principle of fairness.
Linsey had no intention of causing trouble here.
There were other people waiting behind her, so Linsey made way for them to complete the registration.
Only after everything was over did he step forward to ask questions.
It only takes those two steps.
The girl decisively picked up her violin from the table and began to play a light and cheerful tune, as if celebrating the end of her workday.
"This is... Source Material Skill?"
Linsey could sense the power of technique within the music, which allowed it to express the performer's emotions!
"Miss, would you like to apply for another teleportation slot?"
Linsey stepped forward to inquire.
The girl sighed, put down her violin, and looked at Linsey with a speechless expression:
"We only handle what comes in, not what goes out."
"If you want to consult about Teleportation Array, go to another island and ask the people in charge of this matter."
"I'm just an innocent violinist, how would I understand these things?"
Linsey continued to ask:
"Then who should I ask..."
"How should I know? Figure it out yourself."
The words had barely left his lips.
The girl picked up her violin from the table and began to play again.
The melody changed from cheerful to intensely sorrowful, as if complaining about Linsey's disturbance to her.
Linsey was speechless and turned to leave.
As a result, his keen hearing detected the girl's muttering during the pause in the music, "Seriously, how come this country bumpkin gets to enjoy Art Festival in the City of a Thousand Sails?"
"Am I just going to stay here and guard this scorching beach?"
"..."
"I just want to ask about the Teleportation Array array."
Distracted by the girl's piano music, Linsey had no choice but to run back to the vicinity of the Teleportation Array to find out what was going on from the man lying under the palm tree.
The result was good.
In less than half an hour, the man on this side also disappeared without a trace, leaving only a string of footprints on the beach leading to the sea.
"..."
"Shouldn't you be staff members?"
Linsey was both amused and exasperated.
He could understand that customs differed between worlds, and the rules of conduct among people were also vastly different.
But the Seven Seas Alliance has a certain degree of 'freedom'.
This was clearly beyond Linsey's expectations.
Left with no other option, Linsey skillfully opened the map, intending to find a few Green Marker to inquire about the situation.
Before he could lock onto his target, a pleasant voice rang out from behind him:
"Friend, is this your first time in the world of the Seven Seas Alliance?"
Linsey turned around and saw a girl whose chin and cheeks were covered with various colors of paint, and whose upper face was covered with a half-mask.
The other person was wearing a primitive-style straw dress, making him look like a savage who had crawled out of a horror story.
The only fortunate thing was that when she spoke to Linsey, her tone was gentle and her voice was pleasant.
The markers displayed on the map are also a friendly green.
Linsey explained:
"This is my first time here. My arrival at the Seven Seas Alliance is just a stopover on my journey."
The girl with the quirky art style asked, "Where are you going?"
Linsey replied, "The City of Law."
"..."
As soon as this answer was given, the girl who had spoken fell silent.
If the civil war in Nine Bends City was the focus of attention for everyone in the Courtyard in the Forest World, then the war in the City of Law, the World Main City, was a major event that attracted the attention of the Entire Universe.
Almost all the Teleportation Array leading directly to the City of Law are now closed.
Only by first venturing into the surrounding world can one make the arduous journey to that ancient city.
The girl's feelings shifted from goodwill towards strangers to curiosity.
What kind of person would go to such a dangerous place at a time like this?
"A person with a story!"
The girl's expression showed some interest, and she immediately answered Linsey's question, "If you want to go to the City of Law, coming to the Seven Seas Alliance is definitely the right choice."
"However, for specific details on using the Teleportation Array, you'll need to take a boat to the City of a Thousand Sails and find the staff on Oriole Street to get the specific results."