The thod of teleportation is not a new thing, but a cost-free teleportation thod is indeed novel.
There are generally two common thods of teleportation, one relying on objects and the other on people.
Relying on objects naturally refers to the teleportation array and various magical artifacts, most of which are based on the Fish Print Stone, supplented by Spirit Pearl Earth Treasure, with one set up in each location.
Each teleportation causes a certain amount of wear and tear on the array, even at a close range there is wear, and the farther the distance, the greater the consumption.
As for relying on people, that naturally ans cultivators using their own skills to perform the Shifting Escape Technique, a thod with no extra cost.
But with continuous use, if one’s cultivation level is not high, a person is exhausted after a thousand kiloters.
So what Lily ca up with seed really ridiculous to Zhang Ze.
She seed to have advanced the interstellar navigation technology tree early, a completely offbeat concept.
"What principle is it based on?" Zhang Ze asked.
"Earth veins, it’s related to the earth vein beneath our feet." However, Lily’s answer was not what Zhang Ze expected.
Lily shook the Hexahedral Thousand-Machine Rubik’s Cube in her hand, "Actually, it’s a coincidence. Boss, do you rember when it snowed in Cyan Thorn?"
Zhang Ze nodded. It was during that unexpected snowfall in Cyan Thorn that he seized the opportunity to eliminate the Hundred Demons Sect Special Envoy Naless, and then took his place.
And during the tailing, he discovered that the Hundred Demons Sect was using the earth vein power to manipulate celestial phenona.
He then altered their research results and sent it back to them.
"Boss, don’t mind what I was thinking at the ti, anyway, I just tinkered with that array, added so waste residue in, and refined it, wondering if I could blow up the storage ring by other ans."
"And that’s how it happened. Not only did it not explode, but it could also transfer items between two storage rings, but only near earth veins."
After saying this, Lily looked very disappointed.
"Isn’t this good?" Zhang Ze was sowhat puzzled.
"What’s the use?" Lily spread her hands, "Earth veins aren’t everywhere, and even if they exist, they’re buried deep underground. Generally, who has the leisure to dig a pit within their sect?"
After speaking, they all looked up together, gazing at the sky between the sinkhole and the mountain peak.
And coincidentally saw a Sword Sect elder on a pavilion along the mountain, scolding a disciple there.
It seed like admonishnts about not throwing peels and pouring water down...
The interlude passed, Zhang Ze asked.
"Can’t it be used to transport goods?"
"It should be feasible, but there’s no need, because there’s not that much to transport." Lily said.
Zhang Ze thought about it and agreed, indeed as Lily said, there’s not much to transport.
The major transactions between the Six Sects or cultivators are both primitive and advanced.
Advanced because our spatial magical artifacts are so powerful, they can hold things without adding weight.
So immortal cultivators just need to use the most primitive thod of trading, with a few storage rings or storage bags in their pockets, taking a flying ship for a round trip.
Bai Tao and their Winter Trading Company’s dealings with the Six Sects are all like this.
Compared to the cost of digging two big pits to access earth veins, the expense of a round trip seems negligible.
"What about transporting people?" Zhang Ze asked again.
Though the Six Sects have no need, loose cultivators would have, right?
They need to wander and train everywhere, but are mostly reluctant to take flying ships, and most cannot afford the Thousand chanism Pavilion’s Wind Traveling Ship, which isn’t very fast either.
However, Zhang Ze quickly dismissed this idea himself.
Because although there’s demand, this item doesn’t seem profitable.
It’s well-known that building subways is very expensive, but when subway fares are expensive, no one rides them.
So it’s just a thought, as the Thousand chanism Pavilion currently doesn’t have the funds for this kind of public welfare project.
And that’s what Lily ant, digging earth veins is too costly.
"It’s not only about being unprofitable, but mainly I think this thing is actually quite dangerous." Lily said.
"Isn’t it not exploding?" Zhang Ze asked.
"It doesn’t explode, but it currently can’t be used to transport people either." Lily replied.
"I designed this with the idea of a bomb, but for so reason, it didn’t explode, and the destination is unobservable during teleportation. I experinted with insects... and then they just disappeared, don’t know where they went."
After saying this, Lily absentmindedly tossed the storage ring up and down.
It’s no wonder that Lily felt this way, as this thing is indeed sowhat superfluous under current circumstances.
For now, it doesn’t have any applicable scenarios.
But it’s not too bad, as the Thousand chanism Pavilion has plenty of such things.
Zhang Ze’s eyes drifted past Lily, looking behind her.
Due to finding this matter uninteresting, Chen Qin had already gone to play with Li over there.
The junior sister, relying on her invincible protective magical artifact, jumped into the magma, now forming magma into balls and having a ’snowball’ fight with Li and Rongrong.
Li caught them with her mouth, while the magma vanished as soon as it neared Rongrong.
Watching this dangerous yet warm scene, Zhang Ze’s thoughts drifted to other places.
He thought of a way to make this thod useful and temporarily earn so quick money.
"What do you think about us selling this technology?" Zhang Ze suddenly asked.
"Sell to whom? Who would buy this thod? Boss, who do you intend to scam?" Lily got interested imdiately as she heard Zhang Ze planning to make money.
"What do you an scam? That’s a terrible way to put it, this is called knowledge is wealth, and people will pay for knowledge."
With that, Zhang Ze took out a small walnut and contacted Bai Tao.
He rembered that the Zhendong Trading Company of the demon race in the Northern Territory took anything...
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