At the same time, He Song could even send anything—including himself—through the teleportation array before him to the location of another teleportation array.
With this thought in mind, He Song used his divine sense to commit to memory the sight of the teleportation array before him after it had been fully activated.
At the same time, he began contemplating another matter.
Now that the teleportation array had been fully activated.
Then.
Could he take this opportunity to use the teleportation array before him to travel elsewhere?
In He Song's view, this was quite feasible.
However.
He Song had never previously understood anything about teleportation arrays.
Nor did he know where exactly this teleportation array could send him.
Therefore, He Song did not dare rashly step into it.
What if enormous danger lay at the other end of the teleportation array?
If He Song teleported over, he might instantly encounter whatever danger awaited there.
That danger.
Might be other cultivators.
Or it might be something else.
But He Song had always kept a respectful distance from such unknown dangers.
Under such circumstances, the thought of entering the teleportation array himself and having it send him elsewhere.
Only flickered through his mind for an instant.
The next moment, He Song had completely cast it aside and rejected it outright.
However, as He Song pondered this matter.
His divine sense had already replicated every aspect of this teleportation array's operation within his mind.
It could be said.
Even if the teleportation array suddenly exploded at this very moment.
He Song could still rely on his memories to reproduce it in its entirety.
And it would not take particularly long.
After all, now that he understood the various effects of the mysterious spirit patterns within this teleportation array.
The time He Song would need