Even with supreme long-distance transportation formations, it took three successive transports to reach their destination. Each jump came at an astonishing cost, and the users’ auras had to remain exceptionally stable throughout.0

If someone’s aura became chaotic under pressure, it could instinctively resist the transportation energy and disturb spatial stability. That was extremely dangerous—one mistake could result in being pulled into the chaotic spatial flow, never to return.0

Because of this, such transportation formations were rarely used between major cities. The cost was too steep, the requirements too strict, and the risk far too high. On top of that, they weren’t very profitable. More money could be made from having travelers use multiple shorter-range teleportation arrays, which were safer and still relatively ...0