Books created by the Book-Book Fruit had their own internal spaces to begin with, and as Oran gradually filled out the skill tree from top to bottom, the Book-Book Fruit's applications had grown broader as well.
Recently, Oran had become able to link the spaces between Book-Book Fruit books. Within the same set, he could enter from the first volume and exit from the second, rather than being limited to a single book.
For now, however, the travel distance was limited, allowing only short-range movement within his territory.
Abilities such as Oran's Flying Book Message also relied on beacon books. To Oran, those beacon books were individual stations.
As long as there were enough stations, he could lay a complete railway across the entire world. If there were beacon points all over the world, then given enough time, Oran could slowly transport whatever he needed.
It was like the Starborn race's crystal towers. They might not be needed under normal circumstances, but having a ready-made crystal tower somewhere would certainly make things much more convenient.
Oran's goal was to plant his own "wards" throughout the world. They might not have much practical meaning in the near future, but they would come in handy sooner or later.
At the same time, this was also a form of invisible cultural influence.
In this world, knowledge was precious. Especially in less developed countries, ordinary people had no way to access books even if they wanted to read.
This was an opportunity to subtly influence people and increase Piltover's reputation across the world.
"This is a good thing, isn't it? Just a piece of unused land and a house no one needs. Everyone here is a renowned King; surely something like this won't be difficult for you?
"Alabasta supports King Oran's proposal. Wouldn't a