Once he had made up his mind, Liu Zhi quickly issued his orders.
There was no need to recall the Void Fleet he had already sent out. Their mission had simply changed. They now had to tie down the enemy fleet in the starfield and prevent the enemy from returning to their plane.
At the same time, Liu Zhi opened a passage to his own plane.
He connected it to the plane where the elves had appeared.
There were three different ways for planes to interact with one another.
The first was naturally teleportation. Generally speaking, as long as a plane made its coordinates public, other people's Teleportation Arrays could send them there.
Most planes did not bother to lock down access, since they also had to consider the comings and goings of players.
At most, they hid their coordinates so outsiders would not know where to find them.
Liu Zhi had done the same after building the game's Teleportation Array. Apart from him and his clones, no one knew the coordinates of his plane.
The second method was like the battle happening before them: entering a plane's outer shell from the starfield. This was a forced breach. The attacking side faced limits on its numbers and other factors, while the defenders could prepare in advance and wait for the enemy to come to grief.
The third was what Liu Zhi wanted to do now: forcibly connect his plane to the elves' plane, linking the two planes together. Either Liu Zhi's plane would devour the elves' plane, or the elves' plane would devour his. There would be no third option.
That was how the Southern Swamp Plane had been connected to the Glimmering Underworld. The Glimmering Underworld had simply been much stronger, able to devour several planes at once.
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