Chapter 842: Blueprints and Anchor Stones "Teleportation arrays?"
Ling Chu only knew that Level Seven Islands produced Teleportation Tickets. This was the first she had heard of teleportation arrays.
"That's right. Once two islands each build a corresponding spatial teleportation array, their City Lords can authorize the connection and bind the coordinates, establishing a stable, two-way teleportation channel."
"Level Seven Islands can build permanent teleportation arrays?"
Ling Chu remembered Autumn Snow saying that islands could only establish permanent teleportation arrays after reaching level nine.
"Of course not," the City Lord explained. "Level Nine Islands can use their Island Cores to establish permanent teleportation facilities. Those are completely different from the kind we build manually."
"A Directional Spatial Teleportation Array requires Spatial Anchor Points at both ends, and it can only connect two fixed islands. Each activation also consumes magic energy."
"More importantly..." The City Lord smiled helplessly. "They're extremely expensive to build."
"Black Reef Island only recently finished building its first large teleportation array. Gathering the materials alone cost several million sea shells."
Ling Chu immediately grew interested. "You've already built one?"
"Yes, but we haven't bound it to a new Friendly State island yet."
Ling Chu's mind was already racing.
One of the things Hope Island needed most right now was reliable transportation to the outside world.
Although a Level Seven Island could produce five hundred Teleportation Tickets every day, those tickets were single-use travel items, after all. To truly develop the city and expand trade, stable trade routes were essential.
Meanwhile, large numbers of merchant ships, pirates, and merchants of other races from different seas docked at Black Reef Island every day. All sorts of materials that Hope Island couldn't yet produce could be found here.
Hope Island was also short on labor. If the two islands were