The First Store System

After William got himself the traveling talisman, he teleported to the Primal dimension.

“Oh, I feel so much more comfortable here,” William mumbled as he stepped on the land after the teleportation to the Primal dimension took an unknown amount of time.

He stretched his fingers and body as he felt a pressure never felt before loosening on him. William didn’t have to think of an explanation for this comfortable feeling since he was already aware of it.

William was a creature that belonged to the Sacred dimension and had lived under its rule for the past twelve years, and the controls there were more tight and hard to break.

Even though William’s strength here was countless times less than what he had in the Sacred dimension, the feeling of power appeared in his mind here. There, he couldn’t even fly, while in the Primal dimension, William was like a bird since he was a late Immortal when compared with the cultivation levels of the Primal dimension.

“Whoosh!”

“Whoosh!”

“Whoosh!”

Only a few moments had passed since William stepped foot on the Primal dimension when suddenly sounds of tearing through the air rang in the area.

A frown appeared on Williams’s face as he could see people flying in the air approaching him.

There were around ten people in the group. William didn’t recognize the race of the group since he had never seen any creature like them.

Among the ten, four were late Immortals, five were intermediate Immortals, and one who led the group was a peak Immortal level cultivator.

William couldn’t help but curse his luck to make such a strong group make a move right after he entered the Primal dimension.

Since the talisman William had used wasn’t of top quality, his cultivation was blocked at late Immortal. At the same time, William had never fought before in his life, so even winning against late Immortals wasn’t going to be an easy task for him.

Fortunately for William, he was born with one offensive bloodline skill belonging to the Sun Elves, or he wouldn’t have even had that and would have to fight with fists and kicks.

“Your esteemed self, don’t you know that you shouldn’t enter someone else’s territory uninvited?” The leader asked with a deadpan face.

William didn’t understand the language spoken by the group.

He then thought of apologizing in his head and leaving this area, but his bloodline trembled in anger without his control. Williams’s face turned ugly as he stopped the thought of apologizing. His pure bloodline would never let it happen.

William was still very far away from controlling his bloodline. It was currently the opposite, especially after he appeared here in the Primal dimension.

It was true that at the beginning of the Sun Elves, the members of the race lived in the Primal dimension and ascended one by one to the Sacred dimension. But after living for so long in the Sacred dimension, the Sun Elves’ blood had become mixed with the Sacred energy. It was also the reason behind every Sun Elf having divinity right from birth.

For William, a divine, it wasn’t possible to control his bloodline. Similarly, for the Immortal William, it wasn’t even something to imagine; such had become the gap between him and his bloodline.

At the same time, the group members were discussing about the intruder spiritually.

“Brother, he looks to be a high-ranking member of the Sunlight Elves. Should we inform the Clarence family?” A late Immortal asked after seeing the majesty oozing from the stranger.

The group didn’t care for the child’s appearance of William since there were many Immortals with weird tastes.

Time flew by.

“Your majesty, forgive this servant for not coming right away to welcome you,” A Sunlight Elf kneeling on the ground apologized to William.

If there were members of other races present here, they would have gotten their jaws dropped since the man kneeling in front of William wasn’t a man with a superficial identity. He was Clint Clarence, the head of the Clarence family, the leader of the Sunlight Elves, as well as one of the most powerful Elf in the Primal dimension.

Clint talked in ancient Elvish, so William finally understood what Clint wanted to say.

William only nodded and expressionlessly asked Clint to explain the situation of organizations in the Primal dimension.

Since William has been a prince from day one, his tone and manner contained majesty, giving no room for anyone to refuse.

“Interesting,” William mumbled as he listened about the appearance of the mysterious store and its products.

An urge to check the store appeared in William’s heart. William wasn’t one to control his desires, so he asked for the location of the store and disappeared from the royal palace belonging to Clint Clarence.

After William disappeared, Clint’s face regained some color. He couldn’t even explain the uncomfortable pressure riding on him due to the difference between their bloodline.

It wouldn’t be any wrong if William was able to defeat Clarence without even breaking a sweat, despite the vast power difference between them.

Clint’s blood had refused to flow in the presence of William. Hence, his face had turned pale. Now that William was gone, everything returned to normal.

At the same time, Clint warned every member of his race to stay away from the royal palace unless he called for them.

***

William had no interest in learning about the situation of the Sunlight Elves or what Clint was feeling, so he teleported to the location without a care for the world.

William couldn’t help but get surprised after coming face to face with the sight and sound barrier at the store’s entrance. The reason for his surprise was its presence here.

His room also had one, so it wasn’t his first time coming face to face with it.

Wiliam then entered the store, and his eyes fell on the endless floor made of Ashamba, a Primordial being.

He soon joined the queue without making any ruckus as he could sense a danger to his life if he did it.

Not long after, his turn finally arrived, and he stood in front of the store owner.

“Hello, store owner,” William greeted Aakesh in the human tongue spoken in these parts. He had just learned it from Clint.