The First Store System

As Aakesh threw the Sacred stone into the blackhole present on the square box and repeated the process, not long after, a silver card appeared in his hands.

At the same time, Aakesh got an automated alert in his head. It was from the system informing Aakesh of the exchange rate for the Sacred stone to supreme Primal stones.

The system was fair when it came to any product or exchange, so the system set the price of the lowest grade Sacred stone as three trillion supreme Primal stones.

Several years ago, one Void beast had come to the store and had used the Sacred stone as an item. At that time, the system hadn’t set any conversion rate for the Sacred and the Primal dimension.

But after that moment, the system calculated and set a conversion rate since the system didn’t want the store to go through the same way.

Since Charles had given the lowest grade sacred stone to Aakesh for the supreme card, the remaining sum appeared in Aakesh’s pocket space. The card still hadn’t gotten bonded to anyone, so the space inside still wasn’t open to carry any stone currency.

Aakesh then handed the silver card to Charles and told him what he needed to know for owning it.

Charles didn’t waste any time as he straight away attempted the process told by Aakesh to him.

The next moment, a newly-colored card appeared in Charles’s hands. It was a mixture of red and gold, with gold being the dominant one, but it still couldn’t hide the darkness of the red.

As soon as the process ended, Charles suddenly sensed a new item in his consciousness. He didn’t have to study it since he already knew what it was. The next moment, a question rang in his mind, breaking him out of his thoughts.

Charles thought yes in his heart, and not long after, another automated notification rang in his head. Charles had gotten the remaining supreme Primal stones he had left after the conversion rate.

Without waiting, Charles then took thirteen out of the fourteen remaining lowest grade Sacred stone from his pocket space and attempted to store them in the space inside the supreme card.

Charles couldn’t complete the process since a warning rang in his mind not long after. It came directly from the card.

The warning wasn’t about his life, but it was about the Sacred stones. The supreme card couldn’t carry Sacred stones inside its space, so if Charles wanted to store the thirteen lowest grade Sacred stones, it could only get done after the conversion.

paɴᴅᴀ ɴ<0,>ᴠ,ᴇʟ Charles decided to go ahead, and not long after, thirty-nine trillion supreme Primal stones appeared inside the supreme card.

In no time, Charles’s wealth turned from zero stones to more than forty trillion supreme Primal stones.

Charles didn’t find the amount to be much as he had a feeling that this considerable amount would be nothing more than a drop in the bucket for him in the future.

Since Charles now had sufficient money for the moment, it was time for him to focus on the products.

He liked weapons and Panagea the most out of the four. Panagea was the most significant product of the four from him, but Charles decided to enter the training area first.

“Store owner, I want to enter the Gods & Demons level training area for the Immortal grade weapon,” Charles respectfully requested Aakesh. His head reached almost the same height as his waist.

Aakesh ignored the servility from Charles and expressionlessly told the price Charles needed to pay.

The next moment, Charles left as the payment got deducted from his supreme card, and the store owner obtained it.

After Charles left, another customer took his place. The familiar routine repeated itself again as the customer wanted to buy a cultivation art.

Time flew by, and one hour in the Primal dimension had passed.

In the weapon room, the golden barrier covering a man next to the sword pillar suddenly disintegrated as the man returned from his training.

Only one hour had passed in real life, but for Charles, he had spent thousand hours of humiliation inside the training area.

When Charles entered the training area, he had underestimated the strength of his opponents. He straightaway chose an opponent from the Sacred dimension, and that too from an overlord race.

The result went entirely out of Charles’s expectations, as let alone surviving a single attack, Charles couldn’t even see when his opponent had made its movement and how Charles died.

It was a sobering moment for Charles as he chose his opponent carefully the second time. He decided to go for the weakest of the Primal dimension.

The next moment, he had found himself with another choice of selecting the opponent. This time he could see the opponent moving, but he still couldn’t do anything and got cut into two pieces in only the first strike, dying instantly for the second time.

If not for the system’s calming effect on the trainee, Charles would have turned crazy and lost his sanity after the second death.

***

Charles couldn’t help but shudder, remembering the scenes of his training. He didn’t even know the number of times he had died.

Charles then looked at his gain after facing countless deaths over those thousand hours. Since there was a blocker on Charles’s cultivation level, he didn’t see any change there. Charles learned some knowledge of swordsmanship. If the previous him were a rookie, now he was a beginner with an almost standard understanding of the sword.

Charles then looked at the sword in his hands and was truly impressed with it. The sword didn’t see a single crack while his virtual training when his opponents were better than him in every field.

At the same time, Charles felt a pang in his heart as he actually liked the sword. But since it was only an Immortal grade sword while he was a God, it would be of no use to him when he returned to the Sacred dimension.

Since things were like this, Charles stopped thinking about the sword and decided to enter Panagea.

For Panagea, Charles didn’t need the store owner’s permission after buying the card, so he didn’t waste any time and left the weapons room.