1516 Surge
Dyon felt the calmness he was experiencing now made his thoughts far clearer. Even his thinking speed was greatly accelerated.
Stepping upon the hidden teleportation array, Dyon activated it and appeared with the Rainbow Kun Peng Clan in an instant. With a wave of his hand, the connection between the teleportation arrays was disconnected.
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Space is a vacuum. Friction is nonexistence. There was no such thing as wind resistance. But, even more importantly, spatial qi is very weak, making it incredibly easy to tear space and cross large distances.
However, Dark Ocean was very different. It was the fusion of 30 universes, but what made it so fear inducing was the fact that it was filled with the amount of matter one would expect to find in several hundred universes. Thus, its spatial qi was comparable to a small planet.
One might look down on Dark Ocean because its depths were shallower than Earth’s Oceans. But that was only because its breadth was so exaggerated! If it was also as deep as Earth’s Oceans, the amount of matter necessary would be too much to fathom.
Dyon ignored the confused Kun Peng around him as he immediately began to prepare.
Dark Ocean was arranged in a six by five universe arrangement. The Rainbow Kun Peng’s base was located at its very center, meaning whoever was likely coming now would have to cross at least 3 universes worth of distance to reach Dyon.
Unfortunately, though Dyon destroyed the Water Mist Sect’s teleportation platform, he only destroyed one of them. There were countless others. He didn’t believe it was a good use of his time to find and destroy all of them because then it would be himself instead of his enemies crossing many universes worth of space.
Dyon knew that if his enemies insisted on crossing such a distance under their own power, it would take them years to reach him. However, he also knew it was wishful thinking to hope that they’d be so foolish.
In Dyon estimation, they’d likely enlist the help of a Moon Lord and set their destination for an area where the fluctuations of time, space and gama qi were the highest.
Dyon knew that a comet grade teleportation formation was enough to go anywhere in a given universe. A moon grade one allowed one to teleport anywhere within a quadrant. A planet grade one should have the ability to go anywhere on the mortal plane. Therefore, a Moon Lord would be enough for this task.
[Author’s Note: I’m going to apologize rn in case I’ve ever said something different in the past. I can’t seem to find it in my notes, so I made a guess at what I said in the past. Hopefully, it’s not wrong.]
‘By their standards, it’ll take a Moon Lord they enlist at least half a month to draw an appropriate formation for their needs. But, there are three weeks until the Jafari Clan treasure is finished. And, even if it does finish, what’s the use if we’re just trapped in here with our enemies?
‘There’s only one path. And that’s to kill.’ Dyon’s calm eyes flashed with a cold light.
Dyon held Ri close to himself. Even if she wanted to leave his arms now, in all likelihood, he would subconsciously stop her. Ri was relying on him to remain calm, but in his mind, it was actually the opposite. If she wasn’t here, calmness definitely wouldn’t have been the reaction he had. And this breakthrough he was experiencing now… It would be nothing more than a pipe dream.
‘Resonate your soul with mine, Little Feu Glace. I’m going to use this teleportation array to open a channel of communication with Amphorae.’
Ri faintly nodded, but remained silent. She was aware that what Dyon was speaking about was likely something only an absolute genius of array alchemy could accomplish. But, she believed in Dyon.
Every teleportation array had heavy concepts of space tied within it. The unfortunate part was that one couldn’t just randomly teleport wherever he wanted as long as he had one. This was why teleportation arrays were linked to one another.
As for how Dyon could use teleportation arrays to boost his speed when he obviously wasn’t linking them together, that was because he wrote in coordinates.
There were two ways to use these coordinates. Either the coordinates are tied to another teleportation array, or they were tied to a random place in space. The benefit of the former is that you can have multiple coordinates at once on a single array. The second benefit is that they’re easier to draw than the latter. This is why Dyon is so limited when he used the latter form.
What Dyon wanted to do was give this array before him a new coordinate. But, he didn’t want to go there, he simply wanted to send an item there. However, in order to find these coordinates, he needed to rely on his soul connection with Amphorae and Zaire.
Dyon thought his soul alone might be enough, but he decided that it was better to be safe than sorry. What he was attempting to do was something that was only vaguely possible in his mind so he took all necessary and unnecessary measures.
He would use the strong spatial abilities of the teleportation arrays to branch out his soul and find the souls that resonated with his own. Then, he would send a soul necklace to Amphorae. Unfortunately, she hadn’t met Clara, so she left before receiving her own.
Dyon knew that what he was about to do would alert numerous powerful individuals. Such a wide sweeping soul search would unnerve them without a doubt. But, at this point, Dyon wanted to burn the world to the ground. If more trouble wanted to come… Come then!
There was good news though. Dyon knew exactly where Amphorae was headed. The Conference was taking place in the universes controlled by the Star Clan. Luckily, these were coordinates Dyon had. If he had to scour the whole of existence, even he wouldn’t be able to do it.