The First Store System

Chapter 565

Chapter 565: End(End)

Not even a moment had passed when Aakesh returned to the Primal dimension when a sense of extreme danger attacked him and Lily.

Lily felt chilled to her core as if she was standing naked in absolute zero at that time, while Aakesh also felt danger, but it wasn’t to an extent where it could force Aakesh to think of surrendering.

Aakesh didn’t have to think about the reason behind this sudden appearance of the extreme danger since he was already aware of it.

Aakesh disappeared from where he was standing and appeared at the edge of the Primal dimension.

Aakesh had already reached a strength where even without the privilege of Void beasts, teleporting to any spot in the Primal dimension, Aakesh could move to any point with just a single step in the space.

On the edge of the Primal dimension, Aakesh saw the same surroundings as what was on the Conspiracy continent, a surrounding filled with nothing but darkness and ever expanding.

Suddenly there was a fluctuation in the darkness as the space started cracking out of nowhere.

The sense of danger increased severalfold as Aakesh now stood in front of the endless continent charging at him, aiming to disintegrate him and the entire dimension.

Aakesh let his energy wild without hiding anything. Suddenly another wave attacked the space around him as the energy released by the coming of the Conspiracy continent and Aakesh going wild clashed with each other.

Even though Aakesh had reached the peak of the Primal dimension, if he were to think that his energy would be able to stand in front of the continent’s arrival, he would be nothing more than an idiot.

As Aakesh had expected, even though Aakesh wasn’t hiding anything and released his full-powered aura, the energy released by the arrival of the continent destroyed Aakesh’s power as if a paper stood in front of the raging tide.

It wasn’t anything that would make Aakesh feel suffering as he was already aware of the power the full-fledged assault of the continent on the Primal dimension held. If Vritrasura hadn’t told him that it would be an assault of the colossus continent and not the continent that bound Jamini to a place for countless years where even Vritrasura felt helplessness, Aakesh would have no choice but to ask the system for ascendance.

Aakesh raised both his palms in the air, and soon, dark energy started gathering on both his palms.

In no time, both the Apocalyptic Blasts grew to a size where even Aakesh looked tiny in comparison to it, making the scene weird, where a man spanning over a few meters held two dark energy balls, with each spanning over several meters.

“BOOM!!!”

“BOOM!!!”

The next moment, an explosion loud enough to ring in even people standing at the other edge of the dimension rang.

The clash resulted in the appearance of an unprecedented amount of heat and explosive energy. Aakesh was immune to that, but the dimension wasn’t, so Aakesh activated the Counter Shield and covered himself. Aakesh then forced the counterattack released by the blast onto a point where it would clash with the shield.

The counter released by the explosion attacked the continent again.

Aakesh didn’t wait to see the result as he created another pair of dark energy balls and threw it again.

Aakesh continued repeating the process again and again, slowly by slowly disintegrating the continent.

Even though it looked Aakesh was succeeding in his attacks, he knew that he hadn’t even touched the surface of what was to come.

“BOOM!!!”

“BOOM!!!”

“BOOM!!!”

Explosions continued sounding across the Primal dimension, shaking every living being’s soul.

Even though it looked like a long time had passed, the reality was different; only more than one while less than two seconds had passed.

Suddenly ten beings silently appeared not far from Aakesh. They shuddered in fear as they saw a colossal continent slowly by slowly destroying the space while a being single-handedly released attacks at an unprecedented rate, aiming to destroy it.

The ten beings were none other than the remaining ten Void beasts after the death of Oregon. They looked in shock as they recognized Aakesh.

The ten Void beasts then looked toward each other. Every one of them carried the same expression; a determination and the fear of the consequence if they failed after what they had decided to do.

The Void beasts didn’t have to communicate spiritually or vocally as they understood what they were going to do.

At the same time, each of the ten Void beasts took out randomly shaped shards from their pocket space.

Aakesh finally turned around and looked toward the Void beasts.

He had already noticed when they arrived here, but since Aakesh didn’t want to split his focus on them, he ignored them.

Even though the Primal dimension was going through its worst situation, Aakesh still didn’t want to use multitask and do everything without using it. Only in the worst case would he use his unlimited intelligence. He would then release a barrage of countless Apocalyptic Blasts, emptying his energy reserves at the same time.

When the Void beasts took something out of their pocket spaces, Aakesh had no choice but to split his focus since he felt a sense of extreme danger, he had never felt other than the presence of Vritrasura.

Aakesh only took a glance toward the Void beasts and saw them each taking out a random-shaped shard. Aakesh then returned his focus to the continent, as at that time, the continent had destroyed one-fourth of the edge.

After taking out the random-shaped shards, the Void beast left it.

Even though it was the void, the shards easily floated and then started coming closer as if an attracting force was trying to create them into a single structure.

The next moment, a blank square-shaped card appeared, floating in the air.

Each of the ten Void beasts had dignified faces as they looked toward the card with utmost concentration, with the hope of success in their eyes.

Aakesh also stopped attacking the arriving continent at that time, as he sensed a familiar pressure from the card.

The next moment, the square card released a blinding light.

In no time, the blinding light turned into a projection.

At first, the projection wasn’t clear and was blurry, but in no time, it grew so clear that even a blind person would be able to understand what it looked like based on the light.

Aakesh looked in surprise at the projection as it was a familiar figure.

A creature so black that even the darkness would feel shame in its presence. Only the head had appeared in the projection. Its eyes had intelligence as it looked around.

The Void beasts kneeled with their faces touching their feet as it was the pressure released by the bloodline from which they originated.

A hint of a smile passed through the head as it then found Aakesh expressionlessly looking at it.

Aakesh then moved away as he could see what was going to come next.

The next moment, the Dragon’s head opened its mouth and released a roar.

Aakesh looked in shock as just the soundwave released by the roar started destroying the continent at an unprecedented rate.

In no time, the continent saw its end, and in its place, a square-shaped object, but with its sharp points facing the sky and the ground appeared, floating in the air.

Aakesh looked in surprise at the item as it flew toward the center of the Primal dimension at an unimaginable rate.

Not even a second had passed when Aakesh saw countless shining lights appearing out of nowhere on the edge of the dimension as it got further pushed.

Each shining light that had appeared was a star that may house lives in the future.

In only a few seconds, more than half the number of stars the Primal dimension had held before the arrival of the continent had taken birth, adding to the stability and power of the dimension.

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A/N: With this chapter, the second volume, ‘Conspiracy’ had come to an end.

I hope you would comment if you had any complaints regarding the second volume.

At first, I wanted to end this volume in around a hundred chapters, but here we are, coming to an end with more than 150 chapters.

Thank you for reading the book!