The First Store System

1266 A New Day for the Store(13)

Chapter 1266: A New Day for the Store(13)

Theodreʼs eyes were burning with determination as he stepped inside the store. The next moment, the array blocking his view and hearing stopped.

The luxurious interior appeared in front of him, and he then caught sight of three chairs. On one chair, a blue-skinned man was sitting. The other two chairs were occupied by two beautiful females of some race he had no idea about.

It wasnʼt tough for Theodre to find out who was the store owner since only the blue-skinned man had a line of people in front of him, while none were there for the other two chairs.

Theodre stepped forward and stood in the line, waiting for his turn to reach the store owner.

Time flew by, and his wait finally ended.

”Hello, store owner!” Theodre confidently greeted Aakesh. There was a mixture of emotions in his voice.

Aakesh silently nodded in response to the manʼs greeting and waited for the guy to ask the question.

Aakesh knew about Fardirs and also what prompted the sudden growth and curse of the ruler of the race.

”Store owner, tell me about the storeʼs products,” Theodre wasted no time and immediately asked for the introduction of the storeʼs products.

”The store currently sells six products. They are pills, weapons, cultivation arts, skills, beasts, and Panagea...” Aakesh answered with an introduction of the six store products and their basic details.

He completed the introduction in a single breath. Theodre patiently and intently listened to every word the store owner said. If he wanted to heal his father from a curse that not even a Sacred Creator like him could do anything about, he himself was required to grow stronger than his father.

It was an impossible dream if someone were to hear Theodreʼs thoughts. If someone could reach the Sacred Creator due to some goal of healing their family, there wouldnʼt have been so few Sacred Creators in the Sacred Dimension. Having a lofty goal was one thing, but reaching it was another.

Theodre knew the goal he had chosen for himself would be tougher than anything he could imagine, but he was prepared to work for it. The thought of giving up on his father or living for himself vanished the moment he saw his father in that condition.

Theodre didnʼt immediately speak after the introduction by the store owner was complete. He instead began to think about what product was best for him.

In the end, Theodre decided that every product was great for him other than Panagea. If it had been before seeing his father, Theodre would have shown more interest in Panagea since that was a new world with more abundant resources and where the lack of his bloodline talent didnʼt matter.

Panagea was a product that could provide the most growth to any customer, but it was awfully slow. Once Theodre asked Aakesh about the power leveling system in Panagea, he was confident in his choice.

Theodre then focused on the remaining five products. Since he was a Supreme God level cultivator, the store had the products for him.

He was a peak Supreme God who had been stuck at that level for millions of years.

Theodre didnʼt lack cultivation art or skills, but when he asked Aakesh about the product, he was tempted to check it out.

The training area was a must visit product for him. What his father wanted for him and what he had vowed were along the same lines, so he wanted to show his growth to his father. There was no better way to show the growth than the increase in combat skills.

Before entering the training area, Theodre decided to buy skills, cultivation arts, and a beast.

He decided to proceed toward the skill room first. He then thanked the store owner and took the first step toward achieving his goal.

When Theodre entered the room, he found seven counters in the room and several customers around them. He also saw the semi-pillar having an extensive line of customers.

Since Aakesh had efficiently introduced the process, Theodre didnʼt need to waste his time pondering over what and how to do things.

Since he was a Supreme God cultivator, Theodre decided to go for the same level of skills. He might have lacked many things, but one thing he didnʼt lack was money.

Being the only son of a Sacred Creator level cultivator in a race where the second highest cultivation level was only Supreme God, brought him a large amount of resources.

Now that his father wanted him to grow strong before he died, he had already opened his coffers to him. Even though the father had spent a large percent of his wealth on the diviner, what was a small amount for a Sacred Creator need not be the same for a Supreme God.

There were five types of skills available in the store, and each type had seven levels, starting at Novice and ending at God level, which was the best and toughest to master.

Theodre was a fire element user. Since he didnʼt lack money, he decided to buy one skill for each type at the God level.

Making his decision, Theodre decided to start, and he reached the last shelf in the bottom row, representing the God level of attacking type skill.

When Theodre pulled his hand out, there was a skill card in it. He immediately focused on the details written on it.

The information on the card astounded him, but for some reason, his heart felt empty. He wanted to make the correct decision from now on, so he returned the card and pulled out another one.

[Name: Inferno Obliteration

Type: Attacking

Level: God

Cultivation Level: Early to peak Supreme God

Effect: Unleashes an apocalyptic inferno of overwhelming destructive power

Description: The user taps into the primal fury of fire, invoking an unstoppable cataclysm of scorching flames and relentless heat. This skill harnesses the boundless energy of fire to unleash an inferno of unparalleled destructive power on the battlefield.

The utilization of the skill comes at an immense cost. The strain on the userʼs cultivation and energy reserves is significant, and it requires an extended period of recovery before it can be used again.

Price: Two hundred fifty thousand supreme Sacred stones.]