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There were certainly safer and faster means of transportation, and relying on conventional vehicles and roads could also help reduce overall construction costs.
However, completely abandoning road systems was unrealistic. After all, it was impossible to build teleportation arrays everywhere.
At best, teleportation arrays could replace large-scale transportation systems that handled heavy passenger flow, such as subways, trains, and high-speed rail networks. For smaller areas with lighter traffic, traditional transportation methods would still be necessary.
Short-distance travel would continue to rely on vehicles, along with properly constructed and maintained roads to support them.
Even so, if the village could avoid the complexity and cost of building large rail systems, it would already be a significant advantage.
Beyond transportation, Xin also began focusing on transforming production and processing within Great Tree Village.
He set up multiple protective barriers around processing workshops, including fireproof, soundproof, and explosion-proof barriers. These measures greatly reduced the risk of industrial accidents while also minimizing noise, creating a safer and more comfortable working environment.
In addition, purification barriers were installed.
With the support of magic batteries, maintaining these systems became incredibly simple. Xin only needed to charge the batteries, configure the magic once, and the barriers could operate continuously without further attention.
This convenience allowed him to finally implement techniques that were previously considered too difficult to maintain—especially magic-based purification methods.
In fact, this became one of the most significant changes in Great Tree Village.
With effective pollution control now in place, several production and processing projects that had been postponed due to environmental concerns could finally move forward. As a result, new processing workshops were constructed, further expanding the village's industrial capabilities.
Finally, Xin turned his attention to improving communication technology.
Up until now, communication within Great Tree Village had relied on conventional technological systems. These systems were convenient and reliable, especially since the village already had the necessary infrastructure in place.
However, their biggest limitation became obvious when operating outside the village.
For example, Ria and her team, who were mapping terrain and hunting dangerous creatures in the Akame Ga Kill world, had to bring communication equipment from Great Tree Village with them. Not only was this equipment bulky, but it also required trained personnel to operate and maintain it.
Repeating this process for every expedition was highly inefficient and inconvenient.
To solve this problem, Xin quickly developed a new solution using magic technology.
He created a portable communication terminal designed like a smartphone. This magic device supported both voice and video calls, and it also had the ability to track and locate users.
With this innovation, communication was no longer restricted by infrastructure, allowing people to stay connected anytime and anywhere—even across different worlds.