The First Store System

Chapter 1092 Disappointment!

Chapter 1092: Disappointment!

As the last of Dinony's soul disappeared, he died completely, making Ayana the winner of the battle.

The next moment, Ayana found herself back inside the store. Her face turned solemn as she found the time difference.

She couldn't help but take another look at Aakesh. Even if Dinony was an ultimate quality, now extinct beast, it still was no match to the feat the store achieved.

The Sacred Creators stood at the peak of the Sacred Dimension. Just manipulating the time flow of their existence was extremely difficult, let alone doing it without them even noticing it.

Ayana still didn't like Aakesh, but there was now a tone of solemnity in her heart around him. The more powerful they became, the more knowledge they had, and the more they felt awed by the changes around them.

"Spill a drop of your blood on the card…"

Aakesh ignored the changing expressions on Ayana's face and informed her after finding that she was the winner of the taming battle.

Ayana nodded and took a deep breath to calm her heart and mind. Soon after, she repeated the further process as told by the store owner.

Soon, only the last step was left. "You need to pay eleven hundred twenty-one ultimate… one hundred and ten lesser Sacred stones," Aakesh stated the cost.

Aakesh couldn't help but feel a slight disappointment in his heart since he wouldn't be able to take his humongous 5% commission from this sale.

The Dinony only cost ten ultimate and nine hundred thousand supreme Sacred stones. The remaining was the summoning cost since Ayana got the beast of her liking on the 21st round of summoning.

Ayana had already bought the card because she liked the teleportation function of the Ultimate Store Card. She wanted to see how a card worth only one ultimate stone could have a teleport range greater than a peak Sacred Creator like her.

The next moment, an alert asking whether to proceed with the payment rang in Ayana's head.

***

After the payment was complete, Ayana became the owner of the Dinony. There were still many empty virtual portals in the store, so if she wanted, she could enter.

But Ayana had something else on her mind. After making the purchase, she used the teleportation function of the store card and disappeared from the store. But before that, she looked at her daughter and Ladriel, commanding them to meet her.

After Ayana left, Ayriel and Ladriel were left alone in the store. Ladriel shrank herself not to meet Ayriel.

Ayriel saw Ladriel's actions. She then also disappeared from the store, as there was no longer any hiding from her mother. Ladriel also followed and left the store using her store card.

***

"I free you from my command. You can return to Ayriel," Ayana ordered with a majestic tone.

Ladriel and Ayriel raised their heads in surprise, but then Ayana waved her hands, and Ladriel disappeared from the hall, leaving only Ayriel and Ayana there.

"Why do you hate the Moon Elves when what happened to you were personal actions?" Ayana was sitting on her throne with her left arm holding her chin while her right hand was playing with the beast card she bought minutes ago.

"I don't hate the Moon Elves. I hate the Ay family," Ayriel replied. She decided not to hide anything, as there was no point.

Ladriel knew many things about her, and Ayana must also know them after today, so she didn't want to continue hiding anymore.

"The Ay family is the Moon Elves, and the Moon Elves are the Ay family."

Ayana's voice was cold as she responded.

A chilly pressure emanated from her, attacking Ayriel, but Ayriel greeted her teeth and kept herself short of kneeling.

Ayana smirked, seeing Ayriel resisting her pressure. She suddenly flicked the empty air.

The next moment, a storm erupted and attacked Ayriel. Ayriel couldn't hold on anymore and fell to the floor.

It wasn't the end, as the magical effect on her face began to disappear slowly. In the end, only a ruined face was left.

Ayana flinched for a moment when she saw Ayriel struggling in pain, but the next moment, her heart hardened, and the magical effect completely disappeared.

Argh!

Ayriel screamed as a wave of unbearable pain hit her.

"Is your face worth more than the Ay family?" Ayana's voice coldly rang in Ayriel's ears, chilling her heart.

At that moment, she seemed to feel herself standing in front of not her mother but a monster that would devour him at any time.

Ayriel always thought of her as someone who could persist in anything after the torture she went through at the hands of her sister, but today she found that she was as weak as she was that day.

The fear of death, which she had believed herself to be losing, appeared with a bang.

"No…no…no…"

Ayriel repeatedly cried out as she couldn't bear the fear anymore.

The cold expression on Ayana's face suddenly turned into disappointment.

Ayriel, who thought herself to be on the ground, found herself standing on the ground, with everything she went through the past few moments being nothing more than an illusion.

"Who gave you the courage to even think of fighting the Ay family with this weak strength?" Ayana asked and stood up from her throne.

She slowly approached Ayriel. Her every step was like a hammer hitting Ayriel's heart, so her face grew paler with every step.

"Do you still want revenge against the Ay Family?" Ayana reached Ayriel and asked while raising her chin.

Ayriel wanted to say yes, but she couldn't muster the courage to utter these words.

"No!" After a long bout of struggle, Ayriel finally responded. At that moment, she seemed to lose all of her strength.

If not for Ayana holding her chin, she would have crashed to the ground like jelly.

"What a disappointment?"

"And here, I thought, Ay would have chosen some great talent for her inheritance," Ayana added, shaking her head in disappointment.

Boom!

Ayriel, who had lost all her strength, seemed to gain something as thunder exploded in her head. She raised her head and looked at her mother with pure shock.

Only she was privy to her being an inheritor of Ay. Not even Ladriel knew anything about it.