Chapter 1318 - 876: Starport

Chapter 1318: Chapter 876: Starport

Divine Artifact.

Kana recognized it at a glance; the thing in the center, without a doubt, was a Divine Artifact.

Moreover, he himself had an affinity for space rules, so he was utterly certain that it was a space-type artifact, and a quite powerful one at that.

Utilizing that object as the core, forcibly linking the characteristics of the Abyss, alongside the peculiar stability and erosion of this Blood Battle Battlefield.

It has formed this area, a fast teleportation hub connecting many sectors across the crystal barrier system.

Surrounding the device are dozens of teleportation gates of varying sizes and forms, each glowing with different energy beams, reminiscent of the spokes on a giant wheel.

Each gate leads to a distant world or important node.

Some gates operate steadily, ferrying personnel and goods; some gates are charging, emitting a low hum; while others have dimmed lights, undergoing maintenance.

Numerous individuals, clad in various uniforms but exuding powerful auras or spatial affinity, busily traverse the hub, ensuring its smooth operation.

They wield assorted peculiar tools and magic, guaranteeing the precision and safety of each teleportation.

"This is it, Venerable."

Isseroth Starry Sky pointed to the hub’s core area, where a particularly large, relatively simple yet most energetically stable silver-white archway stood among the teleportation gates.

Surrounded by three rings of swiftly rotating energy, the core area is a deep entrance to a space tunnel resembling a swirling star cluster.

"That archway engraved with the ’Eye of Star Ring’ rune is the main passage to Star Ring City. Its coordinates are directly anchored by the Star Ring City council and synchronized periodically to ensure stability."

He bowed elegantly, "May your journey through the Star Realm be safe, Venerable Kana. May your splendor continue to shine in the broader Star Realm."

Kana glanced at the profound swirling star cluster and nodded slightly to Isseroth Starry Sky, "Thank you for guiding me. Order is eternal."

With that, he hesitated not at all and stepped forward, his figure instantly engulfed by the cosmic whirlpool within the silver archway, vanishing without a trace.

Only the steadily spinning teleportation gate demonstrated that an Order God from a distant battlefield had embarked on a journey to the center stage of the Star Realm.

Isseroth Starry Sky stood in place for a moment, his golden dragon eyes gazing at the spot where Kana had disappeared, muttering softly with a tinge of sigh: "The name of salvation... Star Ring City... A fascinating era is coming."

Then, he turned gracefully, his figure melding into the fortress’s eternal clamor and preparations.

The first layer of the Blood Battle Battlefield continued its unending fierce pace, awaiting the next descent of a divine war.

...

Stepping into the Teleportation Gate.

Kana immediately entered a warped world of strange light; the entire space twisted. Multicolored lights whirled around, dizzying, though it didn’t affect Kana at all.

He flicked his fingers, forming a space barrier around him, which fully shielded him from the pressure caused by long-distance teleportation, causing him no discomfort.

"Is this the Star Realm Level of long-distance teleportation?"

By the rules of prior worlds, the universe, it’s somewhat akin to entering a wormhole.

Of course, it’s Kana’s first time undertaking such long-distance traversing.

It’s not that he disregards his safety, but Kana himself has space rules, and as a God stepping into this, he vaguely understood the impacts such ultra-long-distance teleportation would bring.

For Legendary beings, it could exert considerable effects, but for gods like him, it’s nearly inconsequential, not to mention he has space rules.

Not only would it exert no harm, but the first-time ultra-long-distance teleportation could possibly offer him insights.

Like now, Kana had some faint insights.

Sensed slightly.

"So, remaining in the state of traversing here takes approximately seven days?"

The time spent in such passages naturally varies with distance.

Yet he isn’t clear whether the distance between the Abyss’s first layer and Star Ring City is considered far.

Seven days passed in the blink of an eye.

Kana, who had been floating with eyes shut, sensed something, opening his eyes.

In front was pure white light, so bright that even gods couldn’t perceive what’s beyond.

Arrival was imminent.

Perhaps due to nearing the exit.

The surrounding changes became more intense.

No violent tearing sensations, no typical spatial jumping dizziness, just a peculiar feeling as though passing through a viscous water curtain, immediately shrouded by gentle, boundless starlight.

He clearly perceived traversing through a channel transcending physical distance limits, surrounded by flowing star realm energy currents structured by spatial rules.

"Interesting, the key lies in the rule changes at the points of entrance and exit?"

Kana had pondered before; being in this space for seven days indeed brought insights, but seemingly not as much as anticipated.

But unexpectedly, just at the final instance, insights surpassed the previous seven days’ by several tenfolds.

The key lies in stepping in and stepping out, the intermediate time consumption is a blend transformation of woven space and time.

If Kana possessed time rules, he could even bypass those seven intermediate days directly.