The First Store System

After exiting Panagea, the customers started leaving the portal room.

As soon as many exited the portal room, their eyes fell on the unlocked room they hadn’t seen before today. All of them grew excited since any extra open room in the store meant an additional store product.

Aakesh had also stopped his relaxation session since it was now the time for him to introduce the new product to the store’s regular customers.

In no time, the number of customers waiting in the store after seeing an extra unlocked room surpassed a million. Not long after, it grew to tens of millions, only stopping a few moments later, with the number of people being around 38 million.

The customers didn’t straight away enter the new room, but they waited for Aakesh to introduce it to them.

Aakesh didn’t let them wait for long. Sitting on his chair, he started introducing the new product to the customers standing there.

Aakesh didn’t start with the cultivation arts, but he first introduced the addition of pills, then weapons, the training area, and finally, in the end, Aakesh told them about the new product.

Customers listened silently, while Aakesh spoke, and as soon as he concluded, they rushed toward the newly unlocked room.

In no time, the store hall turned empty.

The reason for customers rushing toward the cultivation arts room first rather than going to the pill section and the weapons room was due to these cultivators being low-leveled cultivators of the Bisan Kingdom. They could not even touch the item that had gotten added to the pills counter or weapon shelves, let alone buy them.

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‘CULTIVATION ARTS!’ Wyatt couldn’t help but exclaim in his heart after listening to the introduction of a new product from the store owner.

Having only reached the Soul Formation level of cultivation despite living around two-thirds of his life, how could Wyatt not know what the cultivation art entailed.

If he had a high-quality cultivation art in his hands, he might have reached a higher level and would have looked young. Despite originating from a wealthy background in the Bisan Kingdom, courtesy of his family’s merchant background, Wyatt’s family didn’t have a good cultivation art. These things rarely came to market, and if they somehow arrived for sale, money was the last thing that anyone could use to buy them.

Since Wyatt came from a merchant background and Wyatt was also the only son of his father, so he was very busy with his work, especially after the power level of the Bisan Kingdom had grown. Today he had an important trade to do with a merchant from another Kingdom, so Wyatt had decided to leave early from Panagea. But when Wyatt arrived in the store, he learned about the new update, so despite only staying for two hours, he enjoyed his six hours of stay in Panagea.

Now that the store sold cultivation arts, how could Wyatt not get excited? Despite the value of the product, the store only asked for money as its cost. Wyatt’s family had a net worth of a few superior Primal stones, so if he found a good cultivation art at that price, his family would be willing to splurge their lifetime savings to buy such an item.

Despite getting eager to run toward the art room, Wyatt controlled himself and stayed rooted on the spot until the point where Aakesh concluded the product’s introduction. He then with many other customers thanked Aakesh and rushed toward the cultivation art room.

Despite knowing about the unlimited availability of an item in the store, Wyatt and all other customers like him couldn’t control themselves from charging toward the room at full speed.

After entering the room, the sight in front of Wyatt changed as he found himself in a room painted with countless murals across all the walls.

Wyatt approached the five shelves arranged in the center of the room, ignoring the murals.

Just from standing there, Wyatt could feel the extraordinariness of the material used in the shelf making, but his meager amount of knowledge didn’t help him know what it was.

Wyatt didn’t know much about the distinction of grades when it came to cultivation arts, so he had no idea of what to do next.

As soon as the thought emerged in Wyatt’s head, a wave of new memory appeared in his head, informing him about the five grades of the cultivation arts and what grade was suitable for what level.

Wyatt wasn’t the only one to have a new wave of information appearing in his head since many of the customers were like him and had no idea about the grades of the cultivation arts.

The average level of the currently more than 38 million customers present in the room was only late Xiantian, so the majority of the customers were looking for meditation ats on the first shelf, responding to Mortal grade.

The highest level in the current group of the customer was only late Soul Formation, so the remaining were looking for their respective cultivation arts on the next shelf.

Wyatt was an early Soul Formation level cultivator. Since Rare-grade Qi-type cultivation art had its use for Soul Formation and Nascent Soul, Wyatt was also looking for a suitable art on the second shelf.

No customers of the lot dared to check on the section that referred to levels higher than their cultivation. Despite there being only two shelves and the number of people being more than thirty-eight million, the scene looked calm.

[Name- The Art of Longevity,

Grade- Rare grade,

Type: Qi-cultivation system,

Details: In The Art of Longevity, the cultivator uses Qi to increase his lifeforce, so they could live longer than other cultivators of the same level,

Users: Soul Formation, Nascent Soul.

Price: 500 top Primal stones.]

Wyatt was currently looking at the screen of the cultivation art he had in his hands. Wyatt couldn’t help but get excited after reading the details of the art, helping increase the lifespan of the cultivator.

Wyatt had lived two-thirds of his life, while his father was at the end of his lifespan and only had around thirty-fifty years to live.

Wyatt didn’t choose to buy the art straight away, but instead, he decided to use the preview feature before deciding whether he wanted to buy it or not.