That day, Lin Yun was working with Xin Ruoyin on the final calculations for the Ultra-Long-Distance Teleportation Array.
After years of analysis and deciphering, Xin Ruoyin had decoded the corresponding spatial coordinates on the two Ancient Teleportation Formations in the Heavenly South and the Chaotic Star Sea. She had also deciphered almost all the spatial coordinate runes.
With her current understanding of teleportation arrays, she had already mastered the methods for setting up short- and medium-range teleportation arrays.
But she was still one final step away from being able to set up an ultra-long-distance teleportation array.
That final step was the problem of stabilizing a long-distance spatial passage. At first, she had thought that using the Great Teleportation Token would solve it.
But in reality, the Great Teleportation Token did not stabilize the spatial passage. Instead, it protected its user from being harmed by the spatial power leaking through the passage during teleportation.
Keeping an ultra-long-distance teleportation passage stable was far more difficult than doing so for a short- or medium-range teleportation array. Nor had the information they had originally obtained about Ancient Teleportation Formations contained anything on this subject.
The stability of the teleportation passage was crucial. If something went wrong, falling out of the passage midway would not be too bad-it would merely mean arriving in the wrong place. Falling into spatial turbulence, however, would truly be fatal.
Xin Ruoyin told Lin Yun what was troubling her, and he immediately sank into thought. A moment later, his expression suddenly shifted, and he took out the Wolf-Head Jade Ruyi.
He tapped the wolf's head on the Jade Ruyi, and a small silver wolf flew out of it. She sat on the table, raised her head, and asked, "What is it, Master?"
"Silver Moon, do you have any memories of