The Teleportation Core

Teleportation Core

By the afternoon of the 18th, through Sir Ben and the mages' efforts, all the functional arrays in the Honeycomb area had been drawn, and the Life Mages began transplanting magical plants from the workshops.

However, Landen was unable to take part in any of the planting area's work, because the task Ben had given him had stumped him: besides the Array Core, Ben also hoped Landen would make a kind of Spatial Recording Core, in an attempt to spark a revolution in teleportation gates.

Yet after ruining two High-level Magic Beast Bones, Landen finally realized that space magic was far too difficult and the array far too complex; even the bones of high-level magic beasts could not withstand it. Demigod-level remains could store spatial information, but the material itself was so rare that it had no value for large-scale use at all.

In the end, to make up for Ben's regret, Landen took out a piece of Demigod remains and made a four-layer Exquisite Orb, leaving six positions for spatial information on it, then handed it to Ben Kaul.

"Truly not bad. I'm afraid that even among the Archmages of the Tower of Purity, not many would have such craftsmanship. Today's trip was well worth it!" Ben looked at the jade orb in his hand, perfectly satisfied, and entered the teleportation gate, leaving Landen, Alexei Zhuoqin, and Gleia Blue Dragon beside him.

Since he had made six Exquisite Orbs for Ben, Landen naturally also used the materials Ben left behind to make one for Alexei. Since this Priest was only intermediate-level, the array Landen made only helped with meditation; the other spaces were left blank to be engraved once he became high-level.

"Thank you, My Lord. May His Majesty shelter you." The Priest returned to the Imperial