(Xia Shu, sit tight. Uncle's going to speed things up now—meaning we're wrapping this up.)
"Old Wei, where are your people?"
Bai Ye jumped down from the bookshelf, tossed the apple core into the trash, dusted off his hands, and looked at Wei Yenwu.
"They haven't assembled yet. And... there are still some within Yan." Though he did not know why Bai Ye was asking, Wei Yenwu answered him.
"Is that so..." Bai Ye nodded, then said, "How about this? I'll throw in an extra. I'll send all of you directly inside the imperial palace. What do you think?"
There was a tactic called a brute-force airdrop.
You put people into drop pods and launched them directly from planetary orbit.
They would descend rapidly to the surface, establish an advantage through a surprise attack, open the way for the forces to follow, and provide cover.
At the same time, they would carry out special missions akin to decapitation strikes.
Bai Ye's teleportation could achieve much the same effect, and even faster than an airdrop.
"Gather your people. No need to delay any longer. Don't move those in Yan; just bring everyone in Lungmen." As he spoke, Bai Ye took out the Holy Emblem. "Let's go straight to the final battle."
"Then what do you need? I can have it prepared for you." Wei Yenwu nodded and looked at Bai Ye.
"An open area will do. I'll draw out a teleportation array."
For individual teleportation, or when there were only a few people, Bai Ye could usually cast the teleportation spell directly.
However, Wei Yenwu would certainly have many people. If he teleported them directly, even Bai Ye would find it somewhat taxing.
That was why Bai Ye needed to inscribe an array to lessen the burden on himself.
"An open