The Journey of Projection Upgrading
Chapter 251

Chapter 251 - Small Teleportation Array

The small teleportation array is considered the foundation of the array path, and its function is naturally teleportation, which can teleport people to a farther place.

Of course, the prerequisite is that you must draw the array in a specific place, otherwise you won't be able to teleport.

As for how long the array you draw can last, it also depends on the materials you use.

It is said that top-notch materials can last for several decades, whereas ordinary things may be rendered useless after one use.

Although it is considered basic, the difficulty is not small at all.

Chen An quickly learned it through deduction, and he is still working hard to learn.

However, the progress is also quite slow.

Chen An estimated that at this rate, to completely master this small teleportation array, it would take at least several years of effort.

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So he decided to cheat.

After glancing at the array, he directly opened the inheritance panel and began to add points.

A large amount of information rushed into his mind and began to reorganize.

The array, which had seemed like a cryptic book before, was instantly understood thoroughly and no longer seemed as obscure and chaotic as before.

The cost was not small either, upgrading this array to a perfect level cost a total of two thousand source power.

Another big expenditure.

Chen An felt a bit pained.

This small teleportation array was the place where he spent the most money in learning arrays.

If we include the source power he spent on opening deductions before, just to completely master this array, he had already spent a total of three thousand source power.

But the rewards were also plentiful.

With a perfect small teleportation array as the foundation, it would be much easier for him to understand other teleportation arrays in the future.

One method includes all methods, this is the principle.

"Let's give it a try."

Feeling the various information in his mind, Chen An thought to himself.

So he waved his hand.

A drop of divine power emerged from his purple mansion, gathered in front of him, and finally formed a prominent array.

If the several array masters who had taught Chen An arrays before saw this scene, they would probably be shocked out of their wits.

Condensing an array out of thin air is not something an ordinary array master can do.

Especially for a high-difficulty array like the small teleportation array, it would be even more difficult.

The previous array masters could definitely not do it.

Chen An was able to do it because he had reached the perfect level of this array.

Condensing an array with divine power, although useful, would not last too long because it lacked specific material reinforcement.

If there was no external interference, it would probably collapse and disappear after a dozen breaths.

But during this time, another array was also completed.

The completion of two arrays created a connection invisibly.

Then Chen An started moving.

With a light sound, divine power enveloped Chen An's body, and then his body disappeared and reappeared on the other side.

It seemed like a success.

But Chen An frowned.

"This distance is so short?"

He observed the distance and discovered an awkward fact.

Although the array he had engraved could carry out teleportation, the distance of this teleportation was very awkward.

The maximum teleportation distance was only about ten meters!

Ten meters?

This distance may sound significant, but in reality, it's actually quite pitifully short.

For an ordinary person, ten meters would require a few more steps to walk.

But cultivators are not ordinary people.

For them, ten meters is just a blink of an eye.

Considering that this teleportation also required setting up an array and other actions, it would consume a considerable amount of time.

Overall, it didn't seem very useful.

At least it was impossible to use it in a combat situation.

Of course, this ten-meter distance was not the limit, it was just a starting point.

The array that Chen An had just created with divine power alone still had some issues.

Arrays condensed with divine power are too fragile in structure, and would collapse under slightly higher pressure.

But as long as it can be reinforced with materials to make the structure more solid so it can withstand more force, then it should be able to teleport longer distances.

Thinking about it, Chen An immediately took action and began to experiment.

After some testing and reinforcement with various materials, the completed small teleportation array was indeed much more stable.

The teleportation distance suddenly increased from about ten meters to one hundred meters.

However, this distance was probably close to a limit.

Even if better materials were used, it probably wouldn't increase by much.

One hundred meters may still not be very useful, but at least it was a lot more practical.

Barely useful.

Chen An consoled himself in this way.

After all, this was just the beginning.

Now that he had learned the small teleportation array, the big teleportation array was still far away.

As long as he continued to develop slowly, he believed that the day when he could return to the Great Liang World was not far away.

Chen An believed in this.

In the days that followed, Chen An continued to study diligently.

The array masters gathered by Qi Rou all had a similar reaction to Chen An's progress.

They felt that Chen An was probably a natural prodigy.

Otherwise, they couldn't explain his learning speed.

Who in the world could look at an array and learn it immediately?

Especially the small teleportation array.

This array was considered difficult among all arrays, yet Chen An learned it so quickly.

Was there any justice in the world?

As they watched Chen An make progress step by step, the array masters were at a loss for words. They didn't know what to say at this point.

In the past, they had never encountered such a prodigy.

Today, they had finally encountered one, and their feelings were quite complicated.

It was normal.

Anyone who had spent most of their lives learning something and then saw someone learn it in a few days would likely have the same reaction.

But Chen An didn't pay too much attention to their opinions, he continued to study on his own.

There was no other choice.

His time was limited, he had to make the most of it.

The current learning opportunity was something he had fought hard for from Qi Rou.

Who knows when Qi Rou's intentions might change again, and he might not have this environment anymore.

So he had to study.

As long as he didn't die while studying, he would study to the bone!

With his learning enthusiasm, he was probably making the students who had taken the college entrance examination in his previous life ashamed, and the students from Huanggang would probably feel inferior.

Yes, no matter how hard they study, they still have to eat and sleep.

But Chen An?

For the sake of learning, he even omitted sleep, and only ate when necessary.

He gave up all unnecessary things and focused solely on studying.

But it had to be said that this kind of learning enthusiasm was still useful.

Although most of the results were achieved through upgrading the template, Chen An's efforts were not in vain.

It was still somewhat useful.

Chen An firmly believed in this.

However, in the process of growth, he would inevitably encounter many difficulties and stumbling blocks.

For the students of his past life, these stumbling blocks might be games or invitations from friends.

But for Chen An at this moment, the stumbling block was Qi Rou.

Yes, it was Qi Rou.

After meeting that day, in the following days, for some reason, Qi Rou would call Chen An out every once in a while.

Sometimes it was for serious discussions about alchemy and cultivation, and sometimes it was just for casual chat or to go out and play.

Chen An handled each of these situations.

At first, he didn't pay much attention, thinking that the other party was just bored and looking for someone to talk to.

But as time passed, he gradually realized something was off.

The frequency with which Qi Rou came to find him was increasing, and Chen An's sighs grew heavier.

In the early morning, the sun was bright.

The garden was filled with blooming flowers everywhere.

The fragrance wafted through the air, creating a beautiful atmosphere.

Many of the flowers in this garden were spiritual flowers and herbs from the outside world, each with its unique spirit and divine nature, making them quite special, with a stronger divinity compared to ordinary flowers and herbs.

In this garden, Chen An and Qi Rou walked around, casually exploring.

"I didn't expect there to be such a place here."

Chen An looked around at the flowers and the surrounding layout, feeling somewhat surprised.

"Didn't expect it, did you?"

Qi Rou smiled and said, "Do you think we only know how to fight and kill?"

"Yes."

Chen An admitted candidly, "When I was in Changyue Sect, the elders always said that."

Whether it was Changyue Sect or the previous Haoshan Sect, both were serious orthodox sects.

The descriptions of rogue cultivators in these places were naturally not very good, focusing mainly on their prominent traits.

In those descriptions, rogue cultivators were often portrayed as ruthless killers, who enjoyed using people to refine pills, cultivating innocent mortals for their own purposes, and were almost unscrupulous.

But in reality, rogue cultivators were not as extreme as portrayed.

They may indeed be ruthless and bloodthirsty, but they also had a human side.

At least they had the same aesthetic sense as ordinary people.

"This garden was specially built by my father for me when I was a child, as a gift to me."

Qi Rou looked around, seemingly recollecting, her gaze gradually softening, "But later, he died, and I rarely came here."

"My condolences."

Chen An didn't know what to say.

"Condolences for what."

Qi Rou suddenly laughed, "That was so many years ago, I don't feel anything anymore."

"And that man, although he claimed to be my father, he wasn't good to me at all."

"He's dead, and it’s a good thing for me."

She said indifferently, recounting the past story.

Qi Rou's father was a typical rogue cultivator.

For him, his daughter Qi Rou was just a tool, nothing to care about.

Chen An nodded, gaining a further understanding of the relationships between rogue cultivators.

Normally, due to the long period of solitary cultivation, cultivators had a distant relationship with others, lacking the human touch that mortals had.

But between parents and children, there was still affection normally.

However, in the case of rogue cultivators, they even lacked this, and father and son could even be enemies.

(End of the chapter)

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