Based on what Zong Shen had learned, the Great City-level teleportation arrays within the present-day native kingdoms were also divided into different types.
The most common were the basic Great City teleportation arrays, designed to enable rapid travel between neighboring Great City-level settlements.
These spatial teleportation magic arrays were typical point-to-point teleportation systems.
They were usually quite large in scale, capable of accommodating Legion-level personnel and supplies transfers within a short period, while also possessing a certain degree of interference resistance.
There were also small and medium-sized intercity teleportation arrays, meant to serve merchants, travelers, and other residents with cross-city travel needs.
Of course, teleportation came with a fee. Lone travelers even had to wait until enough people had gathered to activate a departure point before they could teleport.
For that very reason, these intercity teleportation arrays generally spanned no more than ten thousand kilometers.
At the same time, intercity teleportation arrays were also the most common magical teleportation arrays found in Great City-level settlements.
Beyond that, there were long-range teleportation arrays aimed at specific regional centers.
They could enable long-distance teleportation of up to roughly a hundred thousand kilometers, a range sufficient to connect regional centers.
However, such teleportation magic arrays were relatively few in number. Only a handful of large Great Cities located at direct teleportation network nodes had them installed.
Above those, there were supposedly ultra-long-range teleportation arrays capable of sending people nine hundred and ninety thousand kilometers.
It was said that each kingdom only had two or three of them, and that they were deployed in extremely concealed locations. They were used to secretly link regional nodes in different parts of a kingdom and were almost never activated under normal circumstances, because maintaining them was extraordinarily difficult. They had either been replicated from or passed down