Chapter 186: New Product
The next moment, the giant roulette containing thousands of different products appeared in front of him.
Aakesh thought of the roulette spinning, and the next moment, it began spinning.
Soon, the speed at which the roulette spin became unimaginable even for him.
A few moments more passed, and the roulette's spinning speed began decreasing. Aakesh eagerly looked at it to see what product he would get, and finally, it stopped.
Aakesh's eyes shined as he excitedly looked at what point the pointer had stopped.
The pointer of the roulette had stopped at the weapon section.
The next moment, the roulette disintegrated into nothingness, and the store suddenly started having changes.
Next to the portal room, an empty space suddenly appeared. The next moment, the space began getting filled with different kinds of materials.
In no time, a new room right next to the portal room appeared. Aakesh couldn't wait to check it, so he took a step forward.
Unlike the portal room, this room didn't have any doors. It had an open entry.
A board was put on the outside wall of the room. It said, 'Weapon room' in golden fonts.
Aakesh only glanced at it and took a step inside the room.
"Woah!" An exclamation escaped his mouth when he saw the scene inside the room.
The floor of the room was made up of Ashamba like hardwood. There were 108 pillars in the room that looked as if they could even support the multiverse.
Each pillar had an inscription of a different kind of weaponry, and the material used in each column was the bones of the Primordial creature, Bone Dragon.
Bone Dragon was one of the strongest Primordial races. The Bone Dragon, unlike other Primordial races, had several Primordial species because they could only have control over a single element.
From the bones used in the making of pillars, Aakesh could sense the element of space, so he understood it was the bones of the Dragon that could manipulate space.
Aakesh couldn't help but suck a cold breath of air, seeing the luxurious room.
"Hey, system, why did you create a weapon room into such luxury?" He asked the system, as it was simply a weapon room.
[Host, the pillars aren't only here for decoration, each column contains an endless space inside them. The customer could pay extra and enter that inside space for training since the space inside the pillars consists of the best of the trailing locations for the weapon they represent.]
"Shouldn't the training be another product?" Aakesh confusedly asked as training locations the system could provide were already eligible to become another product.
[No, Host. The First Store is going to be the greatest store of the Multiverse, so if the store sells weapons, there should be a training area with it.]
The system replied in its emotionless voice.
It was almost bragging, but since the system didn't have any emotion, it looked like a normal statement made by the system.
Aakesh ignored the emotionless bragging of the system and instead focused on the room. Currently, the room only had 108 pillars and no weapons. He didn't worry about that since he was confident that when he opened his store tomorrow, the weapons would be there.
The pillars weren't the only thing special about the weapons room. On the walls of the room, there were several murals that if anyone who had no knowledge of any weapon looked at it, they would directly gain the basic knowledge of the weapon.
He focused on one mural in the front-facing wall. The next moment, the mural came alive, and Aakesh suddenly found himself in an open area.
He had a black bow in his hands that had golden disks giving the same splendor as the sun at both ends. He was in a posture of shooting.
The next moment, a Dragon the size of a planet flew with such quick speed that even the real Aakesh wouldn't be able to see the trajectory of its movement.
But the Aakesh here had no such problem. A smile spread across his face as he concentrated on the trajectory of the Dragon.
He pushed the bowstring, only to stop when it touched his muscle near the eye. There wasn't any arrow knocked on the bow at that time, but he still released the bowstring.
"Boom!"
The next moment, the sound of a sonic boom rang in the area, but the next moment, something unimaginable happened.
The Dragon who made him look like an ant in size burst into smithereens, and blood started raining down.
As if there was an invisible wall around him, not a single drop of blood fell on him. He extended the tip of one of his fingers, and a drop of blood fell on it.
"These beasts think too much of themselves," He scoffed as he licked the blood from his fingers.
The next moment, Aakesh returned back to the store. He couldn't help but savor the feeling of slaying a dragon from the bow recoil alone.
"Hey, system, who was that?" He asked as the identity of the person created a curiosity in his heart.
The being wasn't of any high-level race. The man belonged to the human race. The third dimension only had a few humans, and from what Aakesh had read, they were at the bottom of the food chain there. But now, he saw a man killing a Dragon from the bowstring recoil alone. How could he not find more about him?
[Host, that being was Arjuna. He was the son of the first human that ascended to the third dimension with the clan of Yaksha, so he was only a half-human in reality, but since his father's bloodline overwhelmed the Yaksha bloodline in him, so in the end, he became a human, like his father.]
The system told him the name of the archer. Aakesh knew the first human who ascended to the third dimension.
That man is one of the few beings in the Multiverse to have direct contact with a Deva. It was he who got the Qi cultivation system from Laozi, a Deva.
"When I reach the third dimension, I would surely meet him," Aakesh murmured. From this moment, Arjuna became the only being except for Kartikeya(the Peacock warrior) and Devas, whom he himself wanted to meet.
He had already met a Deva(Cosmos Contract Beast), but he hadn't been able to have a conversation with them.
"Hey, system, would everybody fall into an illusion like me?" He then asked the system as if everyone started having contacts with such high-level beings, the power system of the Primal dimension would break down since even watching beings like Arjuna attack was worth more than training for decades.
[No, Host. The Murals are only for you. The other customers would only feel that these murals are majestic or those who're very talented could even gain inspiration from seeing them, but only you can experience these attacks for yourself.]
The system responded. Aakesh nodded in response.
There was no need for him to add more services for free since the store already provided more benefits than the customer paid.
Since these murals are only for him, Aakesh began watching each mural.
Time flew by, and the new day arrived.. Aakesh still had many murals left to experience, but he stopped since it was the time to open the store for its usual business after three days.
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