Outpost Base.
Before the interplanar portal, Anderson was busy working with several wizards.
Charles was also assisting at the side. So far, he was still only responsible for some basic tasks.
The truth was that Anderson did not trust Charles enough to believe he could master the skills of constructing and upgrading portals so quickly.
While the others were busy, Charles opened Wu Duo Duo Mall.
He quickly found Anderson's and several other wizards' shops.
Isata Third-Ring Grand Wizard Anderson's Shop:
Insights on Constructing Beginner Interplanar Portals...
Insights on Constructing Intermediate Interplanar Portals...
Isata Third-Ring Grand Wizard Aiden's Shop:
Insights on Constructing Beginner Interplanar Portals...
Faced with these insights on constructing interplanar portals, Charles purchased them without hesitation.
He enjoyed the sensation of knowledge flowing into his mind, a feeling that left Charles utterly absorbed.
Over the following days, Charles studied and contemplated those insights while observing Anderson and Aiden at work.
What had once been completely incomprehensible to him now began to reveal some of its workings.
The purpose of an interplanar portal was to open a passage through the planes.
One of a portal's functions was to precisely locate the coordinates of the planes where its two gates stood.
Within the void, planes were always moving. A portal's precise positioning could save the time needed to calculate planar coordinates.
Even so, before every transmission, the coordinates had to be recalculated with the portal's assistance to prevent accidents.
This required the use of much knowledge, such as [Advanced Planar Mathematics], [Advanced Planar Geometry], [Planar Coordinate Positioning], [Teleportation], [Construct Studies], [Engineering], and so on.
Charles needed to study every one of these courses. The knowledge he had previously mastered was merely the lower-level version of these subjects.
Constructing an interplanar portal involved many procedures.
Coordinate positioning, energy extraction,