Artificer Adventure Guide

"Are these... teleportation arrays?"

Inside the building that looks like a Roman Colosseum, 13 circular arrays are scattered in the open space.

In the middle is a huge circular array that overlaps with the center of the building, and around this large array are 12 relatively small arrays.

Seeing this scene suddenly, Carl actually felt a little familiar.

Because there are similar places in Akanix College.

"Are these the arrays that can take us back to Eberron? How to use them?"

Seeing that Carl stopped talking after sighing, Hope next to him asked anxiously.

"No, these twelve small arrays are only arrays that can teleport in this plane. The large array in the middle can take us back to Eberron, but..."

Looking at the array in front, Carl's brows gradually frowned.

The rune principle of this teleportation array does not seem to be the work of a wizard, but rather like that set by priests.

Although the effects of the wizard's "Transportation" and the priest's "Transportation" are the same, the spell runes used are different.

This is like a software that both Android and Apple systems have. Although the functions are the same, the program codes used to develop the software are different.

Although the mechanic can be compatible with all types of magic props or arrays in theory, the premise is that they need to understand the operating principles.

How could Carl, a student from a magic academy, understand the principles of the 7th ring priest spells?

This is equivalent to him having to retake the programming language.

Moreover, being able to use all kinds of props and arrays without any restrictions is a feature that can only be mastered by the mechanic at level 14.

"But what?"

Seeing Carl's distressed look, Hope held Carl's arm, trying to ease his depressed mood.

The warm body temperature did relieve Carl's originally irritable heart to a certain extent. Looking at the array in the distance, he told them the dilemma they were facing.

"I can't adjust the plane connected to the teleportation array because I haven't learned the knowledge related to the teleportation array. If I adjust it rashly, even if I activate the array, we don't know which plane we will end up in."

A metal tuning fork is placed in the middle of the teleportation array, which is a key item used to complete "synchronization" with other planes.

After the array is activated, which plane it connects to depends entirely on which plane the tuning fork synchronizes to.

After listening to Carl's explanation, Hope blinked, then hugged Carl's head and buried his face in his chest.

"It doesn't matter, at worst we will live here for the rest of our lives! Maybe we can think of a way when we are more powerful."

This makes sense when I hear it suddenly, but knowledge is something that cannot be achieved overnight.

With Carl's current level of spell knowledge, if he is allowed to study it himself, he may have to be at least 70 or 80 years old to make achievements in the field of teleportation.

If this is the case, he might as well return to the giant mine car with Hope and concentrate on having children.

Maybe a genius will emerge from the two of them, who will learn the principle of teleportation without a teacher, and then successfully bring them back to Eberron.

Striving to break free, Carl pointed around, his expression becoming a little worried.

"No! Things may not be as simple as you think. I once read the memory of a bear goblin barbarian. In his memory, he called another goblin tribe the Fury Tribe."

"The goblin empire believed in the six dark gods back then. If nothing unexpected happens, the Fury Tribe may believe in Fury, one of the six dark gods."

"And this tribe that controls the teleportation array may be the tribe that believes in the Traveler."

"Now, the Traveler Tribe has taken away all the internal combat power because of something. What do you think they are doing?"

Looking at Carl's serious expression, Hope also tried to analyze the problem.

"You mean, what is happening in the dungeon now?"

At this point, Hope's mind suddenly emerged with the scene they saw when they just set out.

"Do you think those goblins will go to deal with the Mind Flayer?"

Thinking of the explosion that shot straight into the sky, Hope understood Carl's anxiety.

Hiding underground can certainly bring temporary peace, but with the noise made by the Mind Flayer and the goblins, it is only a matter of time before the underground is affected.

Nodding, Carl looked at Hope with relief.

"Yes, this is exactly what I am worried about. If all the goblins in the underground city unite, whether the Mind Flayer wins in the end or the goblins win the war, it will not be a good thing for us."

"But now that they are deadlocked, we may have a chance to run away."

"As long as we return to Eberron, the things here will not affect us."

However, for the two people now, anything related to space travel seems too advanced.

"Okay, I have written down all the runes here. Let's go to a nearby house to rest first, and then make a long-term plan."

After that, the two found a house nearby that was relatively close to the teleportation array, pried open the door and locked it in.

The houses in the inner city are much more luxurious than those in the outer city.

The goblins used cooled volcanic rocks to build these buildings.

After confirming that the environment here was relatively safe, Karl immediately entered the dream world and tried to research something from the priest's version of the magic circle.

…

"abandon, abandon..."

On the second level of the dream world, Karl was lying on his back on the vast land, muttering English words from his previous life in a low voice.

The 7th level spell was more complicated than he originally thought, but after deciphering only a small part of it, his brain was about to explode.

The operating principle of the priests' teleportation circle is more like using some software on the "cloud platform".

They rely on their high perception attributes to act as data transmission channels, and the operation of the magic circle is left to the existence of their faith.

The results of the operation will be sent back and take effect later. The whole process does not require priests to use their brains, they only need to maintain their faith.

When interpreting the faith directions that serve as "data transmission ports", Karl was almost eroded by some kind of huge information carrier even in his dream.

Fortunately, he responded promptly and no problems occurred in the end.

"This part should be split into lower-level spells. Hmm... It looks like the principle of the banishment spell? Yes, teleportation to another world also has the effect of the banishment spell..."

After lying flat for a while, Karl once again moved the magic circle in front of his eyes to study it.

But his eyes had lost their brightness, like a doll that was about to break down.

After briefly interpreting part of the content in the magic circle, his brain fell into stasis again, and he mechanically chanted "Exile Technique, Exile Technique".

I don’t know how long passed, but suddenly, a flash of inspiration flashed in Karl’s mind.

He suddenly stood up from the ground, looking at the magic circle runes floating in front of him in a daze.

"Wait, I remember that the banishment spell can expel non-plane creatures back to the plane of birth! Then if I can use something to create a prop for casting the banishment spell, wouldn't the two of us be able to return to Eberron? ?”

Exile, a 4th level spell of the Protection School, is not so out of reach for Karl compared to the 7th level teleportation.