The First Store System

Chapter 1568: Massive Changes in the Primal Dimension(1)

While his body was going through tribulation, Huan was in an endless white space.

"Who are you, and where am I?" Huan asked with a confused expression.

"I am the bringer of chaos, doom, the messiah of rebirth-"

"Can you be straightforward?" Huan asked, his lips twitching from the cringe.

"Ahem! I am the soul of negativity…."

The voice responded. It was clearly angry with Huan for cutting it off midway, but it still replied and introduced itself.

Huan's eyes and mouth widened in shock upon hearing the truth. The Soul of Negativity was a form of energy that was extremely rare, and whenever it appeared in the world, it would result in the dwindling of fate and fortune. It didn't mean that it was an evil creation born to destroy the creation.

For every creation, there needed to be destruction, and whenever an Epoch was coming to an end, the Multiverse would give birth to creations like that. It was just that the Soul of Negativity came earlier than its arrival time, so when the epoch would finally be at its end, it would have grown extremely powerful, causing more destruction than ever.

At the same time, the stronger the epochal destruction, the more powerful the Deva would be born. These weren't the knowledge known to Huan but Aakesh.

While Huan was conversing with the voice, Aakesh was thinking about the Soul of Negativity. According to what he had learned from the system, the Devas had been maintaining their sequence of strength.

The older they were, the stronger they were in the sequence, but the Deva born in the new epoch clearly had the potential to change the sequence.

"Just what is going through Deva's mind?" Aakesh couldn't help but think in his heart since nothing could be hidden from their eyes.

***

The Primal Dimension, Planet Visteerna,

The continent Kashi was a sort of pilgrimage for all the cultivators spread through the Primal Dimension due to the rumor about its creation and the myth that a Deva sleeps there.

Lindsey was also on a pilgrimage along with her family, and she looked around the continent. No one was allowed to settle on the continent, so there were only temporary shelters.

Lindsey was meditating after the day of travel in her tent when her heart suddenly started beating louder. A wave of panic engulfed her heart, and she immediately rushed out of the tent.

When she was out, she saw many cultivators had the same expression as her, and they were looking at the sky. She followed their sight and looked above, only to freeze in fear.

The next moment, her sea of consciousness started to tremble, and her face turned pale. If she didn't stop the trembling, her consciousness would shatter, resulting in her death.

She wanted to look away but found her view frozen. The trembling grew, and with it, cracks started to appear. The next moment, she coughed up a bucket of blood, and unfortunately, before she could do anything to rescue herself, her sea of consciousness shattered. Following that, she exploded into a blood cloud, and then even that was vaporized into nothingness.

Her family members were close to her but didn't even notice the scene and were fixated on the scene in the sky. For some reason, only Lindsey's sea of consciousness had faced the trembling experience, which ultimately resulted in her death.

In the sky, there was a figure shrouded in a holy light. The figure was of an average height, but those who looked at Him found Him to be boundless.

There were many peak Immortals on the scene, and even they could feel the boundlessness of the man in the sky. At that time, the rumor of the Deva sleeping on the continent appeared, further shocking them.

They wanted to kneel but couldn't move their eyes away from the figure. It wasn't forced, but their hearts didn't want to look anywhere else. The figure in the sky was everything they wanted.

***

When Lindsey's consciousness shattered, the figure also noticed the scene. A gentle and compassionate expression appeared on His face, and He snapped His fingers.

The next moment, time seemed to flow backward, and immediately after, Lindsey returned from the dead. She had a shocked expression on her face since she still remembered the scene of her consciousness shattering. Her eyes darted on the figure in the sky, and she immediately knelt.

Even Immortals couldn't do what happened with Lindsey. Peak Immortals could revive someone from the dead, but they could only do it from the river of reincarnation; even then, it would be a new personality. What happened with Lindsey was different.

Her being revived wasn't the only thing that happened to her. She found her talent had exploded, making her a genius never seen before in the Primal Dimension.

The figure in the sky stayed there for one more moment and then disappeared. The next moment, a repulsion force appeared and threw everyone out of the continent.

Before they could understand what was happening, the continent of Kashi started to disintegrate. In their shocked eyes, the continent disappeared, leaving a pitch-black space.

It wasn't the end, as the disappearance of Kashi caused massive gravitational and spiritual changes on the planet Visteerna. Kashi was the cause of the creation of the planet and was the core of the world.

Without it, there would need to be a new core for the planet to survive. A wave of panic rose in every life on all ten continents. The majority had no idea of the cause, but they had an intuition that their end was coming.

Lindsey, who had just been forced off the continent looked at the scene with a shocked expression. Suddenly, her eyes turned white as if someone had possessed her. She then floated up in the sky and kept floating until she reached the same height as the eleven suns of the planet.

She seemed to have become a God at that point, and even the Void Beasts, who had appeared due to the sudden uproar, felt frightened of her. They could sense that the woman was way stronger than their combined strength, and if she were to become an enemy of the dimension, there was no way out for any life.

(Chapter End.)