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Chapter 792 - 496: The Irreconcilable Contradiction

Chapter 792: Chapter 496: The Irreconcilable Contradiction

Transmission Formations are an excellent creation.

According to some weathered ancient tomes, during the era of the Sects, the establishment of Transmission Formations was in the form of point-to-point connections between Sects.

This was considered a manifestation of forming alliances.

The moment the Transmission Formations on both sides were activated, it signified that the two parties had reached an agreement for unrestricted collaboration, allowing the free exchange of personnel and goods.

In the past, there were so many Sects, and as each Transmission Formation node was established, a massive transportation network gradually took shape throughout the Central Lands.

To satisfy the ever-expanding needs of this network, Cultivators continuously improved their prospecting techniques for Boundary Void Stones and refined their mining processes.

A vast quantity of Boundary Void Stones was excavated and sent to various places to establish new Transmission Formation nodes.

This transportation network became the starting point of the Sects’ prosperity, but it was also the same vast network that dragged every Sect into the abyss when the chaos of war descended.

When the flames of war scorched the earth, the abundantly used Transmission Formations, once engraved with numerous Boundary Void Stones, were destroyed one by one, and the newly allied Sects engraved new Transmission Formation nodes in order to swiftly respond to the outbreak of war.

Furthermore, every full-powered transmission would cause wear to the Formation Patterns, and these damages also needed Boundary Void Stones for maintenance and repair.

The enduring chaos of countless years increased the demand for Boundary Void Stones to a peak, and it was during this time that many Boundary Void Stone veins began to exhaust.

The disordered situation of the Sects continued until the emergence of Jiatiange.

Under Jiatiange’s overwhelming force, large-scale Sect warfare was quelled, and order was reestablished among the Sects, but the once extensive network of Transmission Formations was nearly completely destroyed, and the remaining Boundary Void Stone mines were insufficient to rebuild the former glory.

Under the leadership of Jiatiange, the mining of Boundary Void Stones was jointly controlled by several super-large Sects.

Thus, Transmission Formations also became a symbol of the strength of these super-large Sects.

Take the once supremely celebrated Qionghua Sect from twenty thousand years ago; to showcase their power, they even set up a precious Transmission Formation within their own Secret Realm.

But all things luxurious eventually meet their end.

The arrival of the Ghostly Calamity led to the last gleam of Boundary Void Stones disappearing from this world.

Facing the calamity that swept across the Central Plains, putting their entire existence at stake, naturally, they could not concern themselves with sustainable development.

Under the direction of Jiatiange, the last veins of Boundary Void Stone were frantically mined for war preparations, and numerous Transmission Formations were erected on the front lines of the ghostly war and in the rear areas, maintaining the logistical hubs vital to the survival war of humanity.

Subsequent records became much more detailed.

The system of the Sects collapsed, and the Central Plains entered the era of the Imperial dynasties.

Even in the early period of the Imperial era, there still existed some Transmission Formations, some remnants of the Ghostly Calamity, others reconstructed from the few remaining small mines.

Unfortunately, over the course of thousands of years, these Transmission Formations all vanished into thin air.

Indeed, there were ambitious rulers who attempted to unify the fourteen provinces of the Central Lands and recreate the Transmission Formations to transcend spatial boundaries and strengthen central control over the provinces, thereby perpetuating their empires through the ages.

Regrettably, all these rulers inevitably failed.

The tireless efforts of generations of top Array Masters never managed to find a suitable substitute for Boundary Void Stones.

Over time, Transmission Formations were forgotten in the river of history.

Having briefly explained the origins of Boundary Void Stones and Transmission Formations to Xu Changge, the warrior, Xu Yuan’s gaze then fell upon the jet-black gem pendant in his uncle’s hand, eyes burning with intensity:

"Moreover, since Xi’en Dynasty possesses Boundary Void Stones, there might also be Levitation Stone mines."

Boundary Void Stones are essential for Transmission Formations, while Levitation Stones are the material used to create the Sumeru Ring.

The reason these two miraculous treasures differ by only one word is that according to ancient records, they almost always occur as associated minerals within the same veins.

Xu Yuan was acutely aware of what these things could bring to Dayan.

Setting aside Levitation Stones for the moment, the significance of Transmission Formations was self-evident, capable of changing the times whether for governance or military use, a powerful ancient formation technique.

With this thought, Xu Yuan took a deep breath and said softly:

"Uncle, we must report this matter to father immediately."

In many matters, his father had given him considerable autonomy, but the suddenly presented Boundary Void Stone was beyond his capacity to handle.

To put it mildly, this could become an unexpected card up the sleeve of the Prime Minister’s Mansion during the upcoming Dayan civil war.

To put it grandly, this intelligence from heaven could potentially steer the course of the Prime Minister’s Mansion onto a trajectory different from the intended path.

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A day later, in the Prime Minister’s Mansion, Baigui Pavilion.

Light filtered through the lattice window carrying the limited warmth of a winter’s day; the unique fragrance of ink on scrolls filled every corner of the room, a refreshing aroma to the nose.

An elder and a young man sat opposite each other across a desk.

Xu Yinhe, with white streaks in his hair, sat behind the desk, listening intently to the narrative of his third son, and spoke in a steady voice without hurry:

"Changtian, you ambushed the Xi’en princess to intervene in Li Family’s third son’s affairs with the Eastern Islands?"

Xu Yuan’s eyes flashed, and he coughed lightly: