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Chapter 477 - Age of Magic Technology

With the new plug-in of Creating Magic, various development projects in Great Tree Village began to accelerate at a visible pace. What was once a slowly growing settlement had now entered a stage of rapid transformation, with new systems and innovations appearing one after another.

The first major breakthrough came when Xin successfully acquired high-energy magic battery technology. This advancement quickly became the cornerstone of many improvements throughout Great Tree Village.

The new magic battery was astonishingly efficient. Despite being only the size of a brick, it could store an immense amount of magic power—equivalent to several large magic stones dropped by powerful floor masters. Its compact size and incredible capacity made it far more practical than the bulky magic stones used before.

Soon after, the protective barrier surrounding Great Tree Village was upgraded to run on this new magic battery system. For larger-scale operations, Xin designed a reinforced version of the battery, roughly the size of a standing refrigerator. Once fully charged, this larger battery could sustain the village's guardian barrier for several years without interruption.

In the event of an attack, the system could release its stored energy all at once, maximizing the barrier's defensive strength. Even if a powerful force launched continuous assaults, the barrier would still be able to endure for nearly a week without collapsing. This dramatically increased the overall safety and resilience of Great Tree Village, giving its residents a newfound sense of security.

But the advantages of the magic battery extended far beyond defense.

With a stable and efficient energy source now available, Xin began introducing broader magical technology transformations across the village. One of his first focuses was improving transportation.

Near the river, where the dam and waterworks were located, Xin constructed a teleportation array connected directly to Great Tree Village. Powered entirely by magic batteries, the array allowed instant travel between the two locations.

The process was simple. As long as a person held a token and stood within the teleportation array, they could be transported to the other side in just a few seconds. The token itself took the form of a magic card, which every resident of Great Tree Village carried.

Each magic card was bound to its owner. Once activated, the teleportation array would detect the signal from the card and automatically initiate the transfer. The system required minimal effort from users, making it both efficient and accessible.

For Xin, this teleportation array was not just a convenience—it was also an experiment. He intended to test the practicality of such systems as part of a broader plan to modernize public transportation within Great Tree Village.

The distance between the village and the river was about five kilometers. While not extremely far, it was still inconvenient for daily commuting, especially for those working at the dam or waterworks. That said, most residents had already grown stronger, and running such a distance was no longer particularly difficult. For many, it was little more than light exercise.

Additionally, the village already had access to various forms of transportation, including bicycles, motorcycles, and even a few cars. Strictly speaking, traditional transport methods were sufficient.

However, the teleportation array offered something entirely different: speed and efficiency. It eliminated travel time altogether, allowing instant movement between key locations.

Xin decided to observe how the residents would respond to this new system. If the feedback proved positive and the teleportation array was widely accepted, he planned to incorporate similar systems into future development plans.

In that case, the overall infrastructure strategy of Great Tree Village could shift significantly. Instead of focusing heavily on expanding road networks, more emphasis could be placed on teleportation-based transit, reshaping how people moved within the village and beyond.

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