Under the dull gazes of several teleportation array guards, Mo Bei walked down the teleportation array, and his skin immediately felt like it was soaked with water vapor.
He couldn't help but look around, because it felt like entering a bathhouse locker room, it was hot and humid, and there was an unpleasant smell in the air.
When he saw the somewhat blackened stone walls around him, the teleportation array on the ground behind him, and the guards who were well dressed in clothes and light armor, they were sure that this should be a teleportation station.
The light above the teleportation circle flashed twice in succession. Milor and Perona also walked out without changing their expressions. They observed the surrounding things curiously and began to become familiar with the environment here.
In order to avoid interference with the operation of the magic circle as much as possible, the room used as a remote transmission station was slightly closed, but the three of them could still hear the patter of rain outside.
The guards looked a little confused on their faces and looked at where they were. One of them opened the record book to confirm.
That’s right!
Their team took turns guarding the remote teleportation circle today.
But why do these three people feel like they were teleported back from the spider forest outside the harbor? How can anyone be so calm and calm when teleporting remotely?
After taking the identity certificate from Mo Bei and checking it, he found that he was indeed a job transferee who had just come from Lu Gaoyin.
But this team is really weird in every aspect. . .
Even if she is not afraid of mental shock, and she is too young, that little girl looks like a minor no matter how she looks. . . Look at that expressionless little face, it's obvious that he's still in the rebellious stage where he likes to pretend to be cool!
"Thanks!"
Mo Bei took back their team certificate, nodded to several guards, and walked out of the indoor space along a looping passage. It was indeed raining outside, and the water vapor could be seen steaming out. It was hazy in the distance, and I could only vaguely make out an outline.
Teleported directly from the dry Lu Gaoyin, the contrast is indeed quite big.
Since they had a large bag of gems on hand, they chose the fastest way to reach the Kurast seaport through the long-distance teleportation circle.
Although they had also thought about taking a boat across the Twin Seas to experience what it was like to sail on the sea.
But that is different from hiking through the Aranok Desert. There are no monsters to improve your strength along the way. Moreover, the real sailing life is far from the grandeur and heroism they imagined.
According to Capone's recollection, they were on the ship for nearly a month and were tossed about in violent storms for more than ten days. In addition to helping repair the ship and protecting the cargo, they just stayed in the cabin and slept in a rope-net hammock. After a long time, I even started to imagine that I was a ham or that my hands were moldy.
So of course Mo Bei and the others gave up their plan to take the boat in the end, feeling that there was no need to suffer that fate, and more importantly, they didn't want to waste that time.
Using three gems to replace a month's voyage is simply not a good deal for them.
At this time, they had a pretty good view from where they were. Although they couldn't see clearly, they could still see that the entire Kurast Harbor was actually composed of platforms built on the sandbar, and then made up of various Connected by small bridges. The overall look is a bit messy and dilapidated.
It is said that the stones used for the platform were all quarried from the mountains opposite Kartim City in the northeast, and then transported here by boat along the rainforest river.
To build such a seaport, it is unimaginable how many ships and how many times it would be necessary to transport so many stones.
However, this kind of thing that seems almost impossible to do now was nothing at all in the era when Kegistan's manpower was at its peak.
Because this seaport is only the gateway to the real city of Kurast and the former capital of Viz County. In the same way, they moved almost the entire mountain and established the extremely prosperous Kurast at that time. city, and Travank, the holy land of Zakarum.
It is said that Cui Fanke and the magnificent temple within it were completed in just one year. This shows how powerful Kejistan was at that time, and also proved the strong influence of the Zakarum Cult.
But all that prosperity only became more tragic when the destruction came. Now only the Kurast seaport and the city of Jikul at the mouth of the sea have survived from the disaster, barely maintaining their close proximity. The livelihood of 300,000 people is also overwhelmed.
The unpleasant smell in the air is actually the muddy smell emanating from the surrounding swamps and rivers. These water flows are not very mobile, and the dense population inevitably causes pollution, so the smell is naturally no better. Where to go.
However, according to their understanding, the flood season of the Akentek River is coming, and the filth will be taken away by then, and the taste will be better. If it weren't for this, over the years, this and the harbor city would have become too dirty to live in.
There are advantages and disadvantages. Once the flood season arrives, most of the riverbanks that can be planted will be submerged by the river water. The food output of the entire harbor will be greatly reduced, and fishing will begin instead.
The water here is much more dangerous than that of Lu Gaoyin, and there may be monsters lurking in it.
So in general, life here can be said to be quite difficult.
There are many people walking in the rain in front of me. Most of the job transferees are not affected by this weather at all. They use their mental power to slightly release the defensive force field given by the armor, and even if they walk in the rain, they will not get wet.
But the ordinary residents didn't seem to care about the rain at all. Most of them only wore clothes that could only cover their bodies, with bare arms and feet, or empty hands or carrying things, hurriedly walking in the rain.
"Let's find a place to settle down first. It's not convenient for construction in this weather." Mo Bei said and stepped into the rain, feeling a little worried.
The management of this seaport is relatively loose. Unlike Lugoin City, which has a place dedicated to managing and trading residences, if you want to find an independent place to stay here, it actually doesn't cost a lot of money, but it is a little more troublesome.
In addition to leaning on the Akentek River, more than half of the entire city faces the vast rainforest, with ditches crisscrossing the surrounding area. The roots of the trees are spread widely and intertwined with each other, so they grow very huge. There are huge trees that are twenty to thirty meters high and over ten feet in diameter.
Therefore, most career changers who like independent residences choose to build houses on trees around the city. They hire a few local craftsmen and help themselves. In ten and a half months, they can build a house large enough for all team members to live in. The house, connected to the suspension bridge, is very convenient to enter and exit.
There are no walls in this city, except for a few outposts scattered in the rainforest. The career changers living around the city are actually responsible for protecting the city.
With the keen perception of these at least level 30 job transfers and their different work and rest times, it is difficult for monsters to pass through the numerous tree houses and approach the residences of ordinary residents.
When they learned that they could build a tree house, both Milor and Perona showed great interest, and Mo Bei actually thought it was quite interesting.
But now that the rainy season is approaching, if it rains like work for five or six days in a row, the only option is to build a tree house in the rain. Anyway, it will become more and more difficult to build as time goes by. Fortunately, they save one of the navigation tasks. The rainy season hasn’t really entered yet.
