"Boss Cunning Rabbit, I really didn't expect you to come over right now." Thunder Eel scratched his wild hair and smiled awkwardly.
In truth, he was secretly on guard.
Teleportation required coordinates. Traveling through space was like flying a plane through the sky—it needed navigation.
There were no reference points in the sky. If the flight path deviated even slightly, the final destination could end up worlds apart.
The same applied to spatial travel. If one traveled blindly without coordinates and accidentally appeared underground, they would die on the spot. After all, the terrain elevation varied from place to place.
So ordinary teleportation Transcendents generally relied on spiritual perception for navigation. However far their spiritual perception could reach was however far they could teleport.
Now that Cunning Rabbit could teleport from Dawn City to Satellite City No. 2, could his spiritual perception really be terrifying enough to cover two cities!?
That was far too unbelievable. Even the Ten Kings could not reach such a level.
Thunder Eel was more inclined to believe that Bai Ye had left spatial coordinates on him.
The thought of being marked filled him with inexplicable panic.
The Zodiac were people too, and they needed to sleep at night. What if he was asleep and Cunning Rabbit suddenly teleported in to ambush him? Who could react in time?
This ability was way too overpowered. He absolutely could not offend him!
"I saw fear in your eyes." Bai Ye stared straight at Thunder Eel, making him feel even more guilty.
Thunder Eel forced a smile, his mind racing. Just as he was about to explain, Bai Ye continued, "It's normal to fear me. You'll get used to it."
As he spoke, he patted Thunder Eel's shoulder as though comforting him.
Thunder Eel: "..."
"Alright, tell me. How's