Chapter 1895 - 518: The Teleportation Array, Originating from Me

This certainly made it much more convenient for all of them to conduct their research.

Even if someone thought the current Teleportation Array had flaws, they kept quiet and decided to enjoy the benefits for now.

"Alright, I'll go set it up. Any specific requirements?"

Chu Ye handed Yu Ziqing a Jade Scroll, which listed all the necessary items in detail.

Yu Ziqing carried two Teleportation Arrays and left through the Bridge of Fairyland.

He walked off the bridge and appeared in that small courtyard on the New Continent.

At that time, a courtyard was left here with a flag planted, serving as an enclave for Dadui, for convenience.

Now it came in handy.

The small courtyard was already in ruins, almost turned into debris, with only faint traces of its past visible.

Yu Ziqing looked at the Jade Scroll; the setup was quite simple.

Solidify the ground and secure the Array Plate; this was the simplest task.

Everything had been anticipated by those quarrelsome deans and prepared accordingly.

If it needed to be fixed permanently, there was a more advanced solution: find a place where Earth's Qi converges, trigger it, and anchor it completely, so nobody could dig it up.

Yu Ziqing naturally used the most reliable method.

After solidifying the ground and securing the Array Plate, he extended a hand, circulating the Five Qi in his palm, transforming into a five-colored halo that flew out and girdled the Array Plate.

Under the Five Qi Cycle, it drew in Earth's Qi, merging the Array Plate with the land.

The operation was straightforward.

He then embedded Spirit Jades and, utilizing the Teleportation Array, returned to the Big Island.

The entire process did not take more than the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, traveling vast distances in an instant.

The Teleportation Gate Yu Ziqing contemplated now had a result.

It differed slightly from his expectations of stepping out and instantly appearing elsewhere.

However, this was just a First Generation accomplishment, and he was quite satisfied.

Informing those deans of the result, Yu Ziqing watched as several deans disappeared on the Teleportation Array, heading directly to the New Continent.

Yu Ziqing didn't bother to manage them, just instructing their Dao Guardians to accompany them.

Unlike the Southern Sea, where the South Sea Island had been cultivated for years, this place was very safe.

In the deep sea, there were still little strange creatures that slipped through the net. Moreover, who knew what kinds of people would head to the New Continent once the deep sea began to evolve?

In any case, it was essential to be mindful of safety.

Yu Ziqing took another Teleportation Array back to Dadui, establishing it in Jiayin City to the north.

This device, when closer to Jinlan Mountain, provided a bit more safety.

Placing it in Jiachen City would only widen the development gap between Dadui's east and other directions.

Moreover, the Teleportation Array wasn't something anyone could use just because they wanted to.

This task was left to Song to handle.

After arranging the Teleportation Array, Yu Ziqing returned to Jinlan Mountain, ready to rest for a while.

This rare peace might be temporary, but it was something he intended to cherish.

As for cultivation, there was no problem. With the Dao Court at the Tenth Tier, that grade held increasingly less significance for him.

The cultivation of the Ghost Path followed a routine without bottlenecks; it just required slowly grinding away time.

As for Body Refining Cultivation, that too had to be gradually worn down; this was actually the most challenging for him.

In the big project he initiated in the Mist Sea, he had already found two solutions.

More than that, he reckoned was impossible in the short term.

He needed to spend time perfecting the second solution, leveraging the Dayan Preface and the power of this second solution to continue his comprehension.

Meanwhile, when Yu Ziqing was peacefully cooped up.

The Ancient Sea God was deeply trapped in perplexity.

He once thought it was because of Old Emperor Qian, which had early on prevented a crucial node related to Yu Ziqing from being altered.

Now he fully understood, it wasn't because of Old Emperor Qian but because of Yu Ziqing himself.

Or perhaps, it was because of himself, the Ancient Sea God.

He deduced that Yu Ziqing's existence emerged because of him.

Such a strong connection naturally couldn't be altered; even after realizing this point, the strong connection had become immovable.

This left the Ancient Sea God puzzled.

What he could think of was because of his actions during periods of lost consciousness, leading to these results.

But standing on the River of Time, he watched the river roll ceaselessly forward.

This time, he didn't look to the past but gazed into the uncertain future.

It was a realm of mystery, only filled with the unknown, and even the River of Time he could see just extended to present times.

He drifted with the current, progressing through the present, watching as the River of Time grew longer.

He formed another hypothesis.

Was it possible that his future self did something leading to such a result?

Since he knew this now, his future self surely knew, then what was the reason to do it, to ensure this result emerged?

He sank into deep confusion, as the past, present, and future grew increasingly indistinct.

The root of it all lay in the occasional loss of consciousness and memory before, to the point where now nothing could be confirmed.

He quietly pondered in this state, taking advantage of the murky River of Time, before it became entirely clear, searching for clues in the past.

Time slowly ticked away.

The Ancient Sea God grew increasingly troubled, yet he could tolerate other matters.

But on this home turf, he exerted an absolute advantage in the River of Time; something wholly unpredictable, incomprehensible, and overpowering emerged, unacceptable to him.

As time progressed and the murkiness cleared, he sensed that without unraveling the cause, it would mark the onset of his demise.

After a decade, having stayed inactive for ten years, the Ancient Sea God could no longer contain himself.

He began attempting to alter some minor things.

Everything centered around the years when Yu Ziqing's appearance occurred.

He didn't expect to change the outcome nor did he intend to erase Yu Ziqing from here.

All he wanted was to test a hypothesis and find some clues.

However, at the moment he initiated these attempts.

Shi quietly contacted Yu Ziqing.

"He certainly can't change his ways, let's contemplate how to deal with him."

"Let's wait until the present era completes its evolution."