Black, White, and Grey hid themselves in the Hell Dimension, making sure that they weren't even close to any Planets or supervised Primary Worlds. Meanwhile, Sebastian and Kyle's other Avatars traveled towards the southwest. Technically, since the Main Dimension was a three-dimensional space and since cardinal directions were based on Planets, there was no traditional southwest.
However, since the territories in the Main Dimension were similarly distributed to the territories in the Immortal Dimension, people used the cardinal directions according to the territories in the Immortal Dimension. In the end, the cardinal directions were simply decided. There was no real point of orientation on which the cardinal directions were based. People had decided where north was, and that was why it was north.
There was also a coordinate system, but that was only relevant if someone wanted to travel to a specific Planet in a territory.
After many teleportations, Sebastian and Kyle saw the first Planets. However, these Planets rarely had humans on them. Mortals lived in the Mortal Dimension, not the Main Dimension, and these fringe Planets were not interesting to real Seekers. At most, there was the occasional Transcendent who tried to find valuables on these Planets.
Eventually, Kyle and Sebastian found a Planet that actually had a Teleportation Formation Array. If they had more time, they wouldn't risk exposure by using a Teleportation Formation Array. Sadly, Sebastian didn't have a lot of longevity left, and the Supreme World was simply too big.
Their Divine Consciousneses scanned through the entire Planet. None of the Formation Arrays on it were advanced enough to block their perception.
'A Lower Secondary Organization is controlling this Planet System. There are only three Primals here,' Kyle thought. 'As far as I can see, the majority of their revenue comes from operating the Teleportation Formation Array. They might not get many visitors, but each visitor brings a bit of profit to them.'
Kyle narrowed his eyes as he saw the state of the Teleportation Formation Array. 'It's too weak. It can only support Secondary Existences. We can't use it. We have to go somewhere else.'
Kyle's perception focused on the strongest existence on the Planet, a 5/12 Primal.
"One Grade Five Energy Stone for a copy of the best map you have of the surrounding Planet Systems," Kyle transmitted.
The 5/12 Primal, the Head of the Lower Secondary Organization, looked up in shock. Someone had just contacted him, but he couldn't sense the other party. Luckily, this was not the first time he had been contacted in this way. Sometimes, powerful Seekers traveled through these areas.
"I'll gladly accept this trade, senior," the man said respectfully as a crude emblem appeared in front of him.
The emblem vanished, and a Grade Five Energy Stone appeared in its place.
"Thank you," Kyle transmitted before teleporting away.
"I must thank you, senior," the man said as he pocketed the Energy Stone.
Based on policy, he was supposed to report every powerful Seeker to his superior Higher Secondary Organization since this Planet System counted as a border Planet System.
However, that would mean that fewer Seekers would travel through this place, which meant fewer Energy Stones. Also, who could prove that this person had even existed? As long as they were not some kind of investigator, nothing would happen.
Also, the Head simply had a good feeling about this senior. He was pretty sure that the senior wouldn't cause any trouble for him.
Naturally, this good feeling came from Kyle's True Hero Aura. Due to his True Hero Aura, people were much more likely to like and support him.



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