Long Live the King
Chapter 769

Long-distance teleportation

1,232 words4 min read0 views3h ago
Next

Returning to the blood-red village, after burying the white-haired Old Man and the human corpses in the village, Sun Fei, along with three college students, a surviving teenager named Deisler, and the Sea Clan prisoner from the Giant Whale Clan, searched the rest of the island as quickly as possible.

Aside from discovering a powerful, rare-blooded alien monster perched on the island's nose, no other humans were found.

There was no sign of the Sea Clan either.

An hour later, the group returned to the camp.

During the time Sun Fei was away, the Sea Clan that had been chasing him all the way here did not launch an attack. However, it was clear that this ferocious race had discovered the location of the [ Light ].

As the sun set, Damien, the college student responsible for guarding the perimeter of the camp, spotted the figure of the Sea Clan expert in the tide. Like a persistent ghost, the figure had been silently observing the group from the shadows.

The camp had changed quite a bit by this time.

King of Buckingham Lloris and the other Lyon prisoners of war were all held together in a huge magical tent that isolated them from all outside information. The tent was surrounded by magical traps personally set by Sun Fei, making escape virtually impossible.

Although Lloris performed well in the previous battles and led the prisoners of war to protect the [ Light ], Chambord City would not let its guard down against such an extremely dangerous person.

Therefore, the Lyon prisoners of war had no idea what was happening outside the tent.

If they knew, they would be utterly shocked.

Because about two hours after Sun Fei returned to the camp, in the very center of the camp, there were two small magic Teleport that had been set up at some unknown time.

This magical Teleport, composed of six different black metal strips, each four or five meters long, and irregular metal blocks of various colors, is operating stably and shimmering with dreamlike colors. After a simple adjustment, drawing a specific symbol on a wheel filled with various strange runes and numbers connects to another Teleport in an unknown location.

The answer was soon revealed.

One by one, the Chambord City warriors, clad in gleaming armor, emerged from the glowing Teleport and set foot on this unfamiliar island land.

An army from Chambord City!

Long-range troop transport!

If Lyon Hugo Lloris, King of Buckingham, were to see this scene, he would surely be shocked and shout out.

It's Ultra-Long-Distance Magic Teleport Array!

This level of magical civilization achievement has always been a magical array strategic tool that only empires of level five or higher could master.

Now, however, it is firmly held in the hands of a small vassal state under the jurisdiction of a first-class empire.

Moreover, this isn't even the most shocking part.

What truly drove the entire continent mad was the speed and simplicity of the construction of this small Teleport magic array in Chambord City. It far surpassed the fastest records of the traditional powers on the continent. The completion of an Ultra-Long-Distance Magic Teleport Array in less than thirty minutes was an unbelievable feat even for those high-ranking ninth-level empires.

As is widely known, given the current level of development of magical civilization on the continent, achieving long-distance magical Teleport exceeding 100,000 li would require laborious efforts, a significant investment of manpower and resources, and considerable time to construct large-scale magical Teleport.

In a place like Chambord City, where it's like children building blocks, a simple assembly of magical tools is all it takes. In such a short time, even ordinary soldiers, once they've mastered the method, can assemble these tools into an extremely simple yet stable small-scale, long-distance magic array... It's simply a revolutionary magical innovation.

If such technology could become widespread, it might have an unparalleled impact on the entire continent's economic landscape.

For thousands of years, the reason why a unified empire has never emerged on the Azeroth Continent, but instead has been mired in a chaotic situation of hundreds of empires fighting each other and dividing themselves, is because the continent's territory is simply too vast. Apart from those supreme powerhouses who have reached the pinnacle of martial arts and can travel across the continent, the armies of ordinary empires are simply unable to complete the march within the time limit that military operations can sustain.

It is no exaggeration to say that an army composed of ordinary soldiers, even if the soldiers lived from eighteen to eighty years old, would not be able to traverse the entire territory of the continent.

Existing long-distance Teleport have alleviated this predicament to some extent.

However, the cost of building such a Teleport deterred various empires.

A level nine, extremely low-level empire can at most maintain a certain number of Teleport within a radius of one million miles, enough to sustain its rule over the empire's territory. As for building Teleport capable of freely mobilizing troops across the entire continent, even if the entire Human Clan were to gather all its strength, it would be difficult to achieve.

This is a continent so vast that it is difficult to conquer.

However, the appearance of the small Teleport magic circle in Chambord City will bring about changes.

One can imagine that if those super empires mastered such magical civilization, the ambitions of those ambitious individuals and the aspirations of those powerful emperors on the continent would become possible. Their armies could then use these simple Teleport to continuously Teleport to vaster, previously inaccessible regions, conquering lands and peoples, building new armies, developing more resources, and constructing even more Teleport...

And so it goes!

I can't even imagine what kind of situation the mainland will be in then!

"Your Majesty!" Drogba and Pierce walked out of the Teleport excitedly and knelt down in front of Sun Fei.

Being able to follow His Majesty the King made these two burly men extremely happy. The way they knelt on one knee before Sun Fei with beaming smiles made one wonder if they had been infected by the Bootlicker fat man Oleg.

"You two idiots, get up!" Sun Fei said with a sullen laugh.

Having not seen these two burly men for over a month, Sun Fei felt a genuine sense of warmth upon seeing their familiar faces again.

"Waaaaah, my dearest Your Majesty, I've missed you so much these past few days..." As soon as the Cao Cao Cao, amidst the obsequious sobbing, a huge, obese man, like a rolling ball of flesh, squeezed out inch by inch from the flames of the magical Teleport.

It was none other than the Bootlicker Oleg.

This small magical Teleport array can Teleport six ordinary soldiers with each flash, but this time it only Teleport Oleg alone. It's clear that the magical Teleport is under a lot of pressure when facing such a huge, enormous fat man.

"You good-for-nothing fatso, get out of here!" Sun Fei habitually kicked the fatso in the butt.

"Yes, yes, yes, yes!" The fat man grinned shamelessly and stood to the side, scurrying about.

Who could associate this endearingly foolish man with the fearsome Minister of Ministry of Justice of Chambord City, the most terrifying interrogator in the kingdom? It is said that once interrogated by this fat man, even a stone man would have to speak.

Third update.

Please add this to your favorites.

End of Chapter
Prev
NovelSummaries
Next

Explore the wiki

Comments