The construction of the Outpost Base was in full swing.
At the same time, the Teleportation Beacon was also under construction.
The planar coordinates Anderson had purchased from Isata had sent Charles here as a Shadow Spy Wizard, serving as the vanguard to build an Outpost Base on this plane.
One of the functions of a Shadow Spy Wizard was to choose a suitable location for establishing a Teleportation Beacon.
Just as ships needed lighthouses in the right places to guide their course.
Planar teleportation followed the same principle.
Charles's arrival on this plane had been a random teleportation when he passed through Isata's cross-planar portal.
Charles had not known where he would be teleported. It could have been land, the open sea, some desolate and uninhabited place, or even a deathtrap such as a volcanic crater.
His landing point could even have appeared in a densely populated area—within the borders of some kingdom on this plane, in a city, or even in its royal capital. All of that had been possible.
Charles himself had landed in the vast sea.
And that was as a Shadow Spy Wizard.
If Anderson were leading the army under his command in a campaign to conquer this plane, the problems with teleportation would be even greater.
The teleportation coordinates covered the entire plane, with arrivals occurring randomly within it. If the army appeared in an unsuitable location and suffered losses, the cost would be far too great.
Moreover, a large-scale teleportation invasion differed from the Shadow Spy Wizard's small-scale infiltration.
If this plane were compared to a factory, then Shadow Spy Wizards were like thieves sneaking in unnoticed—the factory guards might not discover them. But teleporting an army was more like bandits driving in with their horns blaring, smashing straight through the gates.
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