What if Karaga City was too far away, beyond the Teleportation Anchor's maximum range?
The answer was to first walk to the maximum range.
Then plant another anchor at the boundary.
Then keep going outward.
A linear structure.
Continuous teleportation.
Actually, after leaving the temple, Jia Xiu felt there was no longer much need to place escape-route anchors.
The danger level of this plane seemed lower than they had expected—much lower.
If the greatest threat here was just a group of Vampires struggling to survive themselves, then honestly, there was no need to avoid their edge. The main reason they were still planting anchors now was to make it easier to return later, so they would not need to locate the destination again before teleporting.
Jia Xiu stood up and looked in the direction they planned to go.
"Do you think it's possible we went the wrong way?"
By now, they had been walking for nearly three hours, yet there was still no sign of that city.
"Weren't we following the location on the map?"
Margaret asked from where she sat on the ground.
At this point, no one cared whether the ground was dirty. For a young woman whose only training besides some childhood dance lessons had been ceremonial swordsmanship that was more like play, walking continuously for three hours was somewhat exhausting. If not for magic, she would not even have been able to keep up with these companions who, in the most literal sense, were not quite human. Of course, she was not the worst-off person in the party.
The worst-off one was currently on Ram's back, and somehow felt even smaller than a backpack.
"Now I suspect there's something wrong with the map's orientation, or maybe its scale. Anyway, something has to be wrong. Even cartography