The First Store System

Chapter 109 - Overlord Grade Weapon

Chapter 109: Overlord Grade Weapon

"How did you find our cultivation level?" George curiously asked while eyeing Aakesh, searching for anything new he could find.

"You don't need to know that," Aakesh expressionlessly responded while continuing to sit on his chair and the Immortals standing.

The guards who were meditating also woke up and looked at the couple and Aakesh with shocked expressions. Pento had told them that the store owner was on the same level as the king, but now a couple was talking to Aakesh in a sense that he was below their cultivation.

"You and your secrecy," George commented as the next moment, the air in the store suddenly turned chilly and threatening. For the first time, Aakesh felt a hint of danger to his life, while the guards in the store were flat on the ground with pale faces.

But the next moment, Evelyn tapped her finger into the air, and everything in the store returned to normal. She then glaringly told George, "I told you never to use your energy while traveling."

A smile spread across his face as he responded, "I was just testing him." The next moment, a sword out of nowhere appeared in his hands. The sword's appearance started affecting the guards who had just stood up after the previous ordeal.

"Here, it's your gift for not even fazing in front of my pressure," George told Aakesh as he extended the sword toward him. 

"No need," Aakesh expressionlessly responded.

"I don't take back my gifts. It's yours now," George smilingly responded.

Both Aakesh and George then fell into a stalemate as aakesh refused to take the gift, and George refused to take back the present.

"Oh, he's even more stubborn than you," Evelyn commented with a laugh, seeing the stalemate between her boyfriend and the store owner. "Give me the sword," She then looked at George and asked for the sword.

George handed her the sword, thinking that she would present it to Aakesh, but the next moment, a dumbfounded expression appeared on George's face after hearing what Evelyn said.

"It's alright if you don't want it, but he would also not take it back, so there can only be two things I can do now, either destroy it or give it to someone you want," Evelyn commented after taking the sword.

"Destroy it," Aakesh expressionlessly responded. Why would he gift a sword of such power to anyone?

The sword was made up of a mixture of Mythril and the five-headed snake's blood. The Mythril gave it the ability to withstand most of the damage, while the five-headed snake's blood gave it the ability to manipulate the five primary elements. It was an Overlord-grade weapon that had even more value than thousands of Kingdoms like the Bisan Kingdom combined.

"Are you sure you want to destroy this sword?" Evelyn asked again as she didn't expect Aakesh to be willing to destroy such a great weapon.

Aakesh nodded in response. The next moment, Evelyn crushed the sword as she was an Immortal, and their words had value. 

The next moment, a loud explosion echoed in the store. Suddenly a projection of a five-headed snake trying to fight and escape appeared, but suddenly a pressure arrived that stopped the range of explosion from even moving a tiny distance away from Evelyn's hands, and the projection of the snake faded into light.

If the sword had exploded with its true power, it would have destroyed at least an area of billions of yojanas.

As soon as Evelyn destroyed the sword, George complained, "Why did you do that? It was such a great weapon." She ignored his complaint in response.

The guards in the store could finally breathe after the destruction of the sword. They then decided to leave the store right away and wait for the other group at the door of the store, as they had already faced two life-threatening situations in a couple of minutes.

They were only alive at this point because the system compressed the pressure of the sword so that it couldn't affect the group. They bowed toward Aakesh and left the store, while George and Evelyn ignored them.

"So, how do we enter the world you were talking about?" Evelyn asked as she also didn't find anything in the store except darkness when she used her divine sense.

"You need to wait for three hours, as all the portals are already full," Aakesh expressionlessly responded.

"Okay," George nodded as he waved his hands, and the next moment, two chairs made out of fur appeared in the store. Evelyn and George then both sat on their chairs to spend the wait of three hours. The couple was currently traveling the entire Anga continent, so they had free time on their hands.

"Tell me something about the world," George asked. Since they had three hours to waste here, he decided to learn more about the world Aakesh talked about.

"You would see the history of the world from your own eyes, so you should wait," Aakesh expressionlessly responded.

"How many pills do you have to sell?" Evelyn suddenly asked. She had decided to buy everything from the store, that's why she asked about the number of pills.

"Unlimited!" Aakesh responded as it didn't matter how many customers came, the store would sell their quota of three pills each to them.

"Oh, then sell them all to me," She smilingly responded. The next moment, a rock the size of football appeared in the store.

With the appearance of the stone, the entire store started shining, while a wry smile appeared on George's face. He expected something like this to happen.

The stone Evelyn had taken out was the supreme Primal stone, the highest form of currency in the Primal dimension. Since the supreme Primal stone didn't have a conversion rate, in reality, she could buy unlimited numbers of inferior and medium-grade pills.

Aakesh had no change in expressions, seeing the supreme Primal stone. He only took a glance at the splendor of it and added, "You can only buy three pills each if you want to buy it."

It brought a smile to Evelyn and George's faces when they saw that Aakesh had not shown any signs of greed after seeing the supreme Primal stone.. They expected it to happen after learning that the store had something like Panagea.