The First Store System-Chapter 949 Store In The Primal Dimension!

Chapter 949: Store in the Primal Dimension!

[The store will welcome its fifth product after the store's closing. Wait for its introduction before leaving the store!]

While Aakesh was checking the Beast Summoner device in the Sacred Dimension, it was still day in Kakot, and Jonnah was busy doing the sales when he suddenly heard an alert in the store owner's voice.

Jonnah had long become familiar with this voice appearing in his head and giving him instructions, but he still couldn't control himself this time and jumped in shock after hearing the contents.

"What happened? Are you alright?" The customer purchasing the cultivation art asked, seeing the sudden reaction of Jonnah.

It had been a few hundred years since the mysterious store owner returned to the Sacred Dimension, giving control of the store to Jonnah.

The store was packed with customers, many of whom had never even seen the owner.

Jonnah hadn't been living an easy life, as even a single moment of relief while being in the store was an impossible task. His cultivation of Immortality helped him stay fresh, but unlike Aakesh, he didn't have unlimited intelligence. Most he could focus on three tasks at the same time before becoming mentally tired.

At the same time, Jonnah had also grown bored with hearing the same sentence over and over again from the customers. Due to the store and the store owner's prestige, no one dared to harm him, so his life had become monotonous.

All day he would tend to the store; he would then return to his house, have some sessions with his wife, and then sleep. His day was like this without any change. After Aakesh left, there was no possibility of taking a vacation either. Only the three event days were the days where he could have some reprieve.

It was fine at first, but as the days turned into years, years turned into decades, and then decades turned into centuries, Jonnah became frustrated. If the benefits from the store weren't good, he would have long given up on it.

He could either ascend or die to get released, so if Jonnah wanted, he could ascend anytime. The benefits from the shop and the house that were provided to him as an employee benefit had long since allowed his cultivation to surpass peak Immortality.

The sudden alert not only added some fuel to his boring life as the new product in the store would mean new stories for the customers, and he would get to see them from the front seat.

"Nothing!" Jonnah smiled and replied to the customer.

The smile had come after a long time on his face as there was a sense of new scenes waiting for him. At the same time, Jonnah decided to ascend to the Sacred Dimension once the day became routine after the introduction of this new product.

Time flew by, and the sunset on the Anga and the ten other continents in Visteerna.

Since it was time for the store to close, Jonnah stood up from his chair and told the customers in the weapons and cultivation arts room to leave.

A few minutes later, only he was left in the store. Jonnah approached the store's door and then closed it, bringing an end to one of the many fruitful days for the store.

When Jonnah turned around, one of the unlocked rooms in the store made a movement. He didn't waste his time standing here and approached the door.

The next moment, a white light covered the unlocked door, and when the light disappeared, the door also left with it.

Jonnah took a step and entered inside, where he saw the column connected to both the ground and the roof. It was as if the column was supporting both heaven and earth.

The next moment, all the information about the device appeared in his head.

Given that he was also a member of the Beast race, Jonnah exhibited surprise. He took a step forward and touched the column. The next moment, a warm sensation washed over him as if the column were his true home.

Jonnah then turned around and found countless murals spread across the wall, showing different creatures from different beast groups.

In those countless murals, Jonnah found the one referring to the Paltry Bear. He couldn't help but look surprised, as it was him painted on the wall.

Jonnah couldn't help but feel proud, thinking he had achieved everything when he saw himself on the store's wall. He was unaware that a drop of tear had fallen through one of his eyes.

Time flew by, and Jonnah left the store with a proud expression and moist eyes. Today was going to be the day he would never forget since he finally saw the fruit of his life.

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Unaware of what Jonnah was going through, Aakesh was currently battling in the arena.

Aakesh had the kama in his hands while he was battling a humanoid gigantic creature with four pairs of hands, and three pairs of legs in a straight line.

Time flew by, and Aakesh finally got defeated in the 117th round, and he appeared in the selection area.

Since there was still some time left before Lily's training came to an end, Aakesh decided to enter another training environment and train until Lily's training was over. ƒ𝔯𝗲𝗲𝙬𝒆𝚋𝐧oѵℯl.𝒄𝑜m

Time flew by, and several minutes passed in the blink of an eye.

The silence in the selection area came to a sudden stop as a space crack emerged, and soon after Aakesh stepped out of it.

A smile spread across Aakesh's face as he saw Lily waiting for him. Aakesh went to his chair, and there began another of his and Lily's traditional conversations after the training.

After their conversation came to an end, both of them disappeared from there and appeared in the store's hall. Lily summoned the door to the room while Aakesh waited for her to leave.

After Lily left, the smile on Aakesh's face disappeared, and it turned into its usual emotionless feature. Aakesh then stepped forward toward the portal room.

His eyes then fell on the two empty leaderboard tables. Aakesh then touched the nearest portal, and a force stronger than anything he could handle sucked him inside.

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A/N: I wanted to ask you whether the story and its progression are better or the same in the Sacred Dimension. Please do comment!

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