The First Store System

All the eleven shards made in random shapes started attaching to create a single entity.

The next moment, all the shards assimilated, and a card-like structure in a square shape appeared. It then floated in the air.

The space around it looked to be disintegrating at first glance, but when focused on it, it was perfectly fine.

“Oregon, you should take it since you have the strongest defense out of all three of you,” One of the Void beasts suggested Oregon take the card.

The other Void beasts, including Oxen and Talia, seemed to agree with it, so they all supported it.

Oregon nodded, took a step forward, and gently grabbed the card floating in the air.

The square card was colorless, and it was an entirely blank surface. Not even a tiny imprint was there.

The square card in Oregon’s hand was the last resort of the Void beasts when it came to protecting the Primal dimension.

The square card wasn’t a weapon, but it contained a hint of a killing aura of Vritrasura, their progenitor.

Since Vritrasura was only second to Devas in the Multiverse, his strength couldn’t be estimated. It was only a hint of an aura, but it was still enough to kill even a Primordial, albeit the weak ones, but still, it was valuable.

Lilith was strong enough to survive the aura, but it would kill her clone here and may even give trouble to her actual body, and it was the reason she didn’t want to antagonize the Void beasts.

“You must go now. We don’t know for how long this portal will last,” A Void beast suddenly commented.

“Okay!” Oxen, Talia, and Oregon responded. They then turned around and took a step forward.

The next moment, they appeared in front of the portal.

Their eyes shined, seeing the beautiful scene of countless shining stars. They then took a deep breath and took a step forward, disappearing from the area.

“What?” Oxen exclaimed in shock as when he appeared in the world inside the portal, he found himself alone. Talia and Oregon were nowhere to be seen.

Oxen couldn’t help but frown as Oregon had the square card. If he found something unsuitable, but Oregon didn’t find it, their visit here would result in a failure and may even create serious trouble for the Primal dimension.

Oxen then attempted to contact Talia, using the exclusive communication skill the Void beasts had, but after a moment, Oxen had no choice but to stop.

He could neither contact Talia and Oregon, who came up with him in this world, nor could he contact the Void beasts outside the portal.

Since Oxen had a purpose of coming here, he decided to move. It doesn’t matter whether the other Void beasts were with him or not, but for now, he could only hope that he would meet up with Talia and Oregon on his journey.

“Eh!” Oxen then attempted to fly since flying would make his journey quicker, but he faced another disappointment, as the rule of this world blocked him from floating even a cm, let alone flying.

“Roar!”

Suddenly a roar rang in the area, making Oxen stop whatever he was doing.

Oxen then turned to his right and looked. Around thirty miles from him, a beast was rushing in his direction.

He couldn’t help but get surprised as the beast was a white tiger and a peak Immortal.

Thirty miles wasn’t a large distance for someone like Oxen, so he used a little strength in his leg and jumped.

The next moment, he appeared right above the tiger’s head. When he landed, his foot crushed the head, resulting in instant death for the creature.

Oxen was going to leave, but his steps came to a sudden halt as the corpse of the white tiger started disintegrating at a visible rate.

***

Talia and Oregon also found themselves in such situations, respectively. Talia turned out to be the unluckiest of the lot, as he came around a beast that had strength equivalent to Void beasts, so her battle didn’t turn out to be as easy as her other two fellow members.

***

“Should we kill the store owner and end the trouble once for all,” One of the Void beasts suddenly asked, breaking the silence that had permeated the area after Oxen, Talia, and Oregon entered the portal.

The Void beast still remembered Lilith’s statement about the store owner being their downfall.

“No, we don’t need to make another enemy at this point,” A Void beast answered in response.

“Yes, let’s find out about this portal first and the world inside it. It’s our biggest concern at this moment, not what that Angel said,” Another Void beast chimed in, agreeing with not battling the store owner at this moment.

The Void beast, who had asked the question, fell silent as he agreed with his fellow members. Another round of silence then fell on the area as the Void beasts have decided to wait here for their fellow members to come out.

“Whoosh!”

“Whoosh!”

“Whoosh!”

The silence present in the area broke as a round of teleportations suddenly occurred.

A few seconds later, a few hundreds of Immortals appeared in the sky above the portal.

“Wait for me!” The figure leading the group of Immortals ordered his fellow members and descended to the ground.

“Greetings, seniors!” The figure then greeted the eight Void beasts present there since he recognized them.

The Void beasts only nodded in response to his greetings and returned their focus to the portal.

The figure didn’t mind anything from the bland reactions of the Void beasts, as he would be an idiot if he cared for it.

“Senior, can you tell us what’s this,” The figure respectfully asked the question, pointing at the portal.

The figure was one of the four remaining Emperors of the Anga continent. The sudden disappearance of the Mysterious peak had caused serious situations around the continent.

When divined the reason behind the disappearance of the Mysterious peak, this area came as an answer, so the Emperor himself led a group of three hundred peak Immortals since the issue was bigger for anyone below his rank.

At that moment, yet another round of teleportations began; figures after figures appeared in the sky above the portal.

A few seconds later, tens of thousands of Immortals were in the sky, belonging to Anga and the nearest continents.