Bai Kou quickly gave him a positive reply and even lent him two large-capacity container artifacts.
The artifacts weren't the problem. The problem was that loading people into them was a time-consuming process.
The most convenient and quickest way to move large numbers of people into a space all at once was with a Dungeon or a location artifact. Xu Huo had a Random Instance, but once it was opened, it couldn't be moved, and closing it was a hassle, so it wasn't his first choice.
A location artifact could also hold quite a few people at once, but once activated, it became a fixed location and couldn't carry people away.
Container artifacts met both requirements: they could hold large numbers of people and be moved freely. They were the best option. The only drawback was that the artifact's holder had to come into close contact with every person being loaded.
"Isn't there a more convenient container artifact?" Xu Huo messaged.
"I don't have one," Bai Kou replied crisply. "I can't lend you a space ship."
Xu Huo knew that, of course, so he asked, "Do space artifacts affect people?"
People could survive inside a space artifact for a while, but once they reached their limit, they would die inside it permanently. They could survive if they left before reaching that limit, but it was hard to say whether the experience affected the human body.
"Survival time in a container artifact is directly proportional to the side effects." Bai Kou quickly sent another message. "But if they're about to die anyway, there's no need to worry about that."
Xu Huo asked no more questions and began darting rapidly around the small city, loading everyone he could into the artifacts. To save time, he contacted Special Defense Department Players still in