Outpost Base.
After Charles placed the beacon core in position, the beacon began to glow.
Its light pierced through the plane, sending a message to Isata in the distant Wizard Plane.
And within this plane,
the radiant light illuminated the entire Outpost Base.
During Storm Month, the sun was almost never seen. Even when it did not rain, the sky was blanketed by thick clouds.
But at this moment, sunlight seemed to have appeared within the Outpost Base.
Some pirates rushed out of their rooms. Staring at the glowing beacon, they could hardly believe what they were seeing.
Charles stood on the top floor of the beacon, watching the surroundings.
Once the Teleportation Beacon was activated, it might draw the deeper attention of the plane's will.
If the plane's will was active enough, attacks would soon follow.
Charles looked over the boundless sea and the dark clouds overhead, thinking to himself, I deliberately chose to build the Outpost Base overseas, on an island.
If the plane's will discovers my existence and wants to crush me, what method will it choose?
Fortunately, this isn't a plane of gods. Otherwise, things would be far more dangerous.
While in Isata, Charles had studied many cases of plane-conquest operations.
For Shadow Spy Wizards, several types of planes were the most dangerous.
The first was a plane without humans or intelligent life. Such planes had very low energy levels. Even if they were habitable, it was difficult to gather enough resources to activate a Teleportation Beacon.
The second was the Savage Plane. Such planes had high energy levels, but their magic power was violent, and their creatures were all barbaric aberrations.
They had abundant resources, but they were dangerous. Moreover, relying solely on a Shadow Spy Wizard meant that constructing a Teleportation Beacon would take